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show planned by St. Sebastian Council of Women receives finishing
touches from Mrs. Lester Moody and-Mrs. Hugh Keough.
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TWINS; SISTERS, Palmer and Pamela Hodson, will be among
models in the mother and daughter fashion show which Epiphany
Home and School Association will present on Saturday, Feb. 11.
Holy Name Parish
Mardi Gras Feb. 12
WEST PALM BEACH — A
Mardi Gras sponsored by members
of Holy Name parish will
be held on the school grounds
on South Military Trail from
Thursday, Feb. 9 through Sunday,
Feb. 12.
Special dinners will be served
on Saturday and Sunday and
booths will feature games, refreshments,
and an attractive
variety of articles. Rides will
be provided for the children.
Robert Oen _ and Edward
Kirchner are co-chairmen of
the carnival and entire proceeds
will be donated to the
parish building fund.
(B&ach
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Miami Beach
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Call
UNion
6-3131
Fashion Shows, Luncheons
To Feature Variety Of Motifs
'Fashion shows and luncheons
featuring a variety of motifs
are planned during the coming
week by women's organizations
in parishes throughout the
diocese.
SOUTH MIAMI
"Something for the Girls" is
the title of the mother and
daughter fashion show which
members of the Epiphany Home
and School Association will
sponsor at 2 p.m. Saturday,
Feb. 11 in the Kings Bay Yacht
and Country Club. Co-chairmen
are Betty Blank and Ethel Howell.
Styles for the show will be
provided by Princely Shops and
Kiddie B r o"o k s. Reservations
may be made by calling Mrs.
P. K. Hodson at MO 5-3408.
POMPANO BEACH
The Boca Raton Hotel will be
the scene of the luncheon and
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CIRCUS FASHION show sponsored by St. Joseph's Women's Club
and Mothers Club on Feb. 6 at the Hotel Americana is under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Dwight Broeman and Mrs. Rene Torrado.
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style show to be presented by
St. Coleman's Catholic Women's
Club on Thursday, Feb. 9.
Mrs. Frank L. Mikes is chairman
for the benefit, which begins
at noon. Proceeds will aid
the parish building fund.
DELRAY BEACH
The Rosary Altar Society of
St. Vincent Ferrer parish will
sponsor a luncheon and bridge
party at the Carriage House, N.
Federal Highway at 11:30 a.m.,
Tuesday, Feb. 7.
Mrs. William L. Purcell, chairman,
is assisted by Mrs. G. A,
Stumpf, Mrs. Firmin Renuart,
Mrs. Allan Julin, Mrs. I. N. Parrish,
Mrs. Thomas Connor, Mrs.
Richard Quinlevan, Mrs. ^Vince
Canning, Mrs. Ellis £ibley, Mrs.
Virginia Del Re, Mrs. Sanford
Schoen, Mrs. James Cassell,
Mrs. Thomas Woolbright, Mrs.
E. A. Calleson, Mrs. George
Spear, Miss Grace Schlegel,
Mrs. Roy King, Mrs. Mary Frigo
and Mrs. Robert Tetzloff.
Reservations can be made by
calling CR 6-6790 or CR 6-5440.
Tickets will not be available at
the door.
FORT LAUDERDALE
A Valentine luncheon and
fashion show under the auspices
of St.-Sebastian Council of Catholic
Women will begin at noon
on Wednesday, Feb. 8 at the
Reef Restaurant. Mrs. Hugh
Keough is general chairman;
Mrs. Lester E. Moody is coordinating
the fashion show and
Mrs. Warren Mack is in charge
of reservations. Other committee
members are Mrs. Philip
Avery, Mrs. William J. Bigelow,
Mrs. F. A. Coda, Mrs. :
Ward MeCarron, Mrs. Michael
DePadro, Mrs: George Meggirison,
Mrs. J. Allan Burns, Mrs.
Edward H. Cary and Miss Laurice
Brown.
MIAMI BEACH
A "Circus of Fashions" will
be presented by St. Joseph's
Women's Club and Mothers Club
djjring their annual luncheon on
Monday, Feb. 6 in the Hotel
Americana.
Phone:
FR 4-2621
'Calendar Party'
In Gables Feb. 4
CORAL GABLES — A "Cal- f
endar Party" is planned by
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Circle, Daughters of Isabella
on Saturday, Feb. 4 at the
K. of C. Hall, 270 Catalonia 1
Ave.
Mrs. A. J. Foisy, grand
regent, is chairman of the -j
benefit which will begin at
8 p.m. She is assisted by
Mrs. John Kuhn, Mrs. Thorn- "\
as McManus, Mrs. Raymond jj
Sabin, Mrs. J. L. Yates, Mrs. %
John Beachamps, Mrs. F. J.
Schaefer, Mrs. H. Freitag,
Mrs. Joseph Sirak, Mrs. W.
Willoughby, Mrs. Victor Meyer,
Mrs. J. E. Guy and Mrs.
Helen Braun.
Miami Singles Club
Plans Costume Dance
A Mardi Gras sponsored by
the Miami Catholic Singles Club
will be held at S p.m. Sunday,
Feb. 5 at the German-American
Club, NW 28th Ave, and 17th St.
Those attending have been requested
by the committee in
charge to be attired in costumes
and wear masks. Music will be
provided by Johnny Master's orchestra
and refreshments will be
served.
The February business meeting
of the organization will be
held on Friday, Feb. 10 at. 8/
p.m. at the Dade Federal'
ings and Loan Association b.^g.
Dancing and refreshments will
follow the meeting.
Patricians To Hear
Miami Herald Editor
MIAMI BEACH — "Newspaper
History" will be discussed by
John Pennekamp of The Miami
Herald during the monthly meeting
of the Patrician Club on-
Tuesday, Feb. 7.in the parish;:
club rooms.
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