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THE EVENING REPORTER-STAR, ORLANDO, FLORIDA PAOB SEVEN TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 23, 1937 at 8 o'clock at SorosU, Sanlando Springs Formal Opening Event Saturday Music Winter Park Society By Louise riympton Phone 387M WINTER PARK (Spl) Horace 1 Parties Planned Miss Bartholomew Plans Luncheon for Visitors Miss Owendolyn Bartholomew Is planning a luncheon on Saturday complimenting Mrs. Thomas William Miller Jr, of Ashland, Ohio, who Is visiting her parents, Mayor and Mrs. V. W. Estes and.

Miss Peggy Sparks, of Covington, the of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard. Social Events Dubsdread Country Club Holds Weekly Cord Party The Dubsdread Country Club will entertain Wednesday evening with their regular bridge party, the game to start promptly at 8 o'clock. The bi-monthly dinner and dance of the' Dubsdread Club which was scheduled to take place on Saturday evening, has been postponed until Saturday evening, March 6.

Russell Scholl and hla orchestra will provide music for dancing which will begin at 9:30 o'clock. Nino Martini Delights Audience with Concert After singing effortlessly to an audience of over 1,000 mustc-lovera last night handsome Nino Martini bowed oil the stage with another feather In his cap, as he completed his first concert In Orlando. Noticeable in the crowd were a number of young people. Martini's every note was light, sweet, and true to pitch, with an absolute absence of that boisterous volume so dear to outmoded opera tic stars. His soft, yet vibrant notes, the slight toss of his chin as he ended each song combined to at tract the audience to the fact of his personality.

So spontaneous was the audience's appreciation of the French song, "Vous dansez Marquise," that the 31-year-old lyric tenor generously sang It again. He was called back for three encores at the end of the program. Hie singer's program contained no heavy selections, but according to his custom, was made up of the lighter, more understandable arias Most of the numbers were In Ital ian, a few in French, and only three In English. Miguel Sandoval, Martini's accompanist, received enthusiastic ac-cliiiin himself when he played two groups of piano selections. His sensitive touch was almost as singing as Martini's voice.

Miss Garforth Presents Russian Musical Tonight Solo voices, trios, and quartettes In addition to ensemble work will be heard tonight in the series of musical program presented by Dorothy O. Garforth. The program will feature music of Russia, and will begin A1 arranged a number of entertain afternoon, including swimming and a review of the new 1937 An cntertalnmn event of the Spring social season will be tbe formal opening of Sanlando springs tin picture), which Is being sponsored by Junior Welfare Association, and assisted by Dickson-Ives, The affair will take place at 3 o'clock, Saturday afternoon, Feb. 27. Mrs.

Linton Allen, chairman of the affair, with Sewell entertained a number of friends at the Little Grey House on Sunday evening In honor of Miss Edith Brown, whose marriage to Claude Gary takes place this next month. Guests Included Miss Becky Bumby, Miss Roberta Crews, Miss Edith Brown, MLss Mitzl Mlzener, Mr. and Mrs. William Win- slow, Alpheas Plunkett, Cecil Sewell end Claude Gary. Mr.

and Mrs. Weber Haines are entertaining their bridge club at their home In Altamonte Springs tomorrow evening. 'Guests invited are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright, Mr.

and Mrs. Carter Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell, Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Glass, and Mr.

and Mrs. W. E. Mrs. Harold Hair is entertaining the Saturday afternoon bridge club on Saturday at her home on An-tonette Avenue.

Members of the club include Mrs. Charles Hair, Mrs. Nelson Glass, Mrs. Frederick Ward, Mrs. Carter Bradford, Mrs.

Harry Campbell, Mrs. Robert Wright, and Mrs. Weber Haines. A Garden tea will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles F. Brown on 940 Old England Avenue tomorrow afternoon from 3 until 5. Gentlemen are cordially Invited. A silver offering will be taken up for the benefit of the Women's Union of the Congregational Church. John H.

Gray of Washington, D. arrived in Winter Park recently to spend the remainder of the season at 778 Maryland-Avenue. Mrs. Carter Bradford Is leaving on Thursday for Jacksonville to spend several days with her mother, Mrs. Walter Klein.

Miss Nannie Gray of Charleston, 111., is a recent arrival in Winter Park and will spend the remainder of the season at 404 Holt Avenue. Mrs. A. D. Risteen of Hartford, arrived in Winter Park recently to spend the remainder of the season.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Whitman of West Hartford, arrived in Winter Park recently to spend the remainder of the season. Mrs.

James W. Campbell is located at 463 OUle Avenue for the Winter season. The Junior Woman's Club of Winter Park will hold their regular monthly social at the club building this evening. Plans have been made under the direction of Miss Martha Truluck. and his Rhythm Kings will the afternoon.

Tea Table By CYNTHIA Orlando audiences noted for sitting on their hands, so to speak, warmed perceptibly last night toward the handsome Italian tenor NINO MARTINI and numbering about 1,400 used their hands vigorously to plead for more songs HAROLD METZINGER should feel much encouraged after his discouragement over the reception of the first two artists he presented it has been a long time since any artist won an Orlando audience as did MARTINI engineer In London, having traveled and worked in many of the British possessions, including India, South Africa, and Australia. He lived for several years at Adyar Madras, In. dia, the International headquarters of the Theosophlcal Society. While there he worked with the late Dr. Annie Besant, then president of the society, and the late Bishop C.

Leadbeater, Eastern Star Supper Mlzpah Chapter No. 190. O. E. will hae a supper at 6 o'clock Wednesday evening, at the Masonic Temple.

The public is invited to attend. Memorial Junior High Memorial Junior High A. executive board will hold a luncheon meeting Thursday, Feb. 25 at 1 o'clock in the school lunchroom. All board members are urged to lv.

v.v YOU SAY THERE ARE ACTUALLY GERMS IN EVERY FAMILY WASH? IS EVERYWHERE THE NEW SOAP, Personals Mrs. Thomas F. Davis has as her guests her mother, Mrs. Stick-ney, and sister, Miss Mary Stlckney, of Charleston, S. C.

Mrs. Davis' brother, Elmo Stlckney, is returning to his home at Jackson, today after having been her guest for the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. B.

F. Thomson are planning to return Thursday to their home at Landrum, S. after having been the guests of their son and daufchter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. B.

F. Thomson. Friends of Miss Dorothy Taylor will regret to learn that she is ill at the Orange General Hospital, Bobby Akerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Akerman, is ill at the Orange General Hospital.

Officer J. F. Bozarth of the Orlando Police Department told The Evening Reporter-Star today that his son, the Reverend Charles Bozarth, who last year visited Orlando for the first time in seven years, has arrived at Capetown, South Africa, where he will be stationed in the future. Ch wch A ctivities Wedding" At First Methodist Church A "Womanless Wedding" will be presented at 8 o'clock tonight in Wesley Hall of the First Methodist Church. The cast of characters will include: Minister, W.

A. PattLshall; bride, Clarence Gay; groom, Harry Voorhis; father of the bride, Cyril Dietrich; maid of honor, Robert Riddle; matron, Dr. H. T. Clark; bridesmaids, Carl Higginbotham, Giles Lewis and Cushman Rade-baugh; ushers, Arthur Parks and Carol Stowe; best man, Frank Williams; flower girls, Jim Burden, W.

M. Lane; ring bearer, Dr. Sam Ricker; train bearer, J. R. Wells.

Vocal selections will be presented preceding the wedding, by Homer Wright and Otis Radebaugh. Brown: Mrs. Paul Rowan, Mrs. K. Thomson, Mrs.

B. M. Wherrette, Mrs. R. B.

Griffith, Mrs. Lamar Cox, of Washington, D. and Mrs. L. Blake.

Mrs. J. Paul Rowan was hostess on Monday afternoon at her home on Park Lake Avenue, entertaining in honor of Mrs. Brown with a dessert bridge. Mrs.

Rowan's guests were also intimate friends of the honoree and included Mrs. B. M. Wherrette, Mrs. R.

B. Griffith, Mrs. B. K. Thomson, and guest, Mrs.

B. F. Thomson, of Landrum, S. Mrs. W.

H. Hovater, Mrs. Eugene Carpenter, Mrs. Sidney Newell and Mrs. Z.

R. Dillingham. Mrs. John T. Branham Is Tea Hostess Today Mrs.

John T. Branham is receiving at tea from 4 until 6 o'clock this afternoon at her home in Edge-water Heights, complimenting her mother, Mrs. Edward B. McNicce, of Lansdowne, who with Mr. McNiece, is her houseguest.

Mrs. Branham will be assisted in receiving her guests by her sister, Mrs. Gardiner Sherman. Presiding at the tea table will be Mrs. A.

G. Branham, Mrs. Joseph M. McCormick, Mrs. Georgie En-wright and Mrs.

Arthur McKean. Mrs. John T. Branham is entertaining with a tea this afternoon at her home in Edgewater Heights, receiving from 4 to 6 o'clock in honor of her mother, Mrs. Edward B.

McNiece of Lansdowne, who is her houseguest. Mrs. Branham will be assiste In receiving by her sister, Mrs. Gardiner Sherman. Mrs.

A. G. Branham, Mrs. Joseph McCormick, Mrs. Georgie Enwright, Mrs.

Arthur McKean will preside at the tea table. Others assisting at the tea table will include Mrs. Fred Tegder, Mrs. Martin Andersen, Mrs. Stanley Fos-gate, Mrs.

Asher Peter, Mrs. Benjamin Abbeger, Mrs. Edwin P. Jones, Miss Mary Branham. Mrs.

John N. P. Huttig, Mrs. Nixon Butt, Mrs. Marcellus Moss, Jr.

Wye coming Hotel Guests Hove Woshington Party A brilliant Oqorge Washington birthday party was held on Monday evening at the Wyoming Hotel for the pleasure of the guests. The lounge was decorati with patriotic colors of red, white, and blue, and following dinner, dancing was enjoyed. After the dance, card games were played, and those winning prizes InciudPd: Mrs. Anson Cole, Mrs. R.

8, Parks, Madame La Montague, Mrs. J. K. Fraser, Mrs. Lewis Weed, S.

N. Flemmlng, Judge Forsythe. J. A. Chadwlck, Charles Meyer.

Miss F. R. Kenny. MRs Louise Montague, J. O.

MacCrindle, and Mr. A. H. Beeal. 'Mrs.

C. A. Meyer Is Hostess at Luncheon Mrs. Charles A. Meyer entertained today at her home on Oakley Street with an informal luncheon.

Guests enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. Meyer included Mrs. Harald M. Beardall, Mrs. Edward Newald, Mrs.

Lawrence Lawton, Mrs. Harold Stein, and Mrs. O. O. Strauss.

Mrs. Garrett Entertains Mrs. Elizabeth H. Garrett entertained today at her home on North Summerlin Street with another of a series of bridge and luncheon parties she has given this season. Many Social Courtesies Honor Mrs.

Henry Brown Mrs. Eugene Carpenter will entertain tonight at her home on Seville Place with a bridge party, complimenting Mrs. Henry N. Brown, who Is visiting in Orlando from Hatties-burg, Miss. Guests enjoying the affair will Include the Intimate friends of Mrs.

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cipated. Wednesday Music Club Plans Unusual Program The Orlando Wednesday Music Club will present a miscellaneous program of unusual Interest at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Manly C. Duckworth will be chairman for the day, and others assisting will Include Mrs. G. Gelger, Mrs.

Harold Raymond, decorations, and Mrs. W. B. Crawford, chairman of the social committee. Three, musicians new to Orlando audiences, Mrs.

Leonard Isaacson, violinist, and Mr. and Mrs. F. Ridge, vocalists, and two well known and popular artists, Mrs. H.

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There will be no dance this week. Checks are being prepared for season ticket holders refunding money for the unused portion of the series of fifteen dances. Captain Sidney Ransom Is Theosophy Lecturer Captain Sidney Ransom of Lon don, international lecturer of the Theosophlcal Society, will de liver a public address Friday night, Feb. 26, at 7:30 o'clock, at 24 West Pine Street. The lecture will be under the auspices of the Theo sophlcal Society of Orlando.

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Hill iiiiiih. sou but it has been a long time sinccS an artist with such a personality has visited the town SPALDING was indeed attractive but Orlando thrills not to the violin as It does to a beautiful voice and Latin charm and Martini possesses both this was his first appearance In Orlando but we hope not his last more visitors in town DOT COWELL arrived last night to visit her parents'. MR. and MRS. SIDNEY HUTCHINSON and sisters MARY FRANCES DAVIS and LUCILLE TEGDER and brought her small son they are from Ithaca, N.

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