Imperial Valley press., 1919-03-15
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The st. Patrick's card party to be
given by the WomanS TeH Thousand
Club Monday evening at the Elks
Club rooms gives every promise OF
being a brilliant success. The club
roooms will be uniquely decorated
with shamrocks and will present a
very festive appearance. The most
prominent society women have the
evenings entertainment in charge,
Mrs. l.. l.. Foster being chairman OF
the committees who are arranging Tor
its enjoyment. The personnel OF the
various committees is as follows: Re-
freshment committee, Mrs. Jim Glass
ford, Mrs. 0. G. Hopkins, Mrs. Clar-
ence Barton and Mrs. Raymond
MOORE; Decorating committee, Mrs.
f. K. Simon, Mrs. Lemon, Mrs. Van
Stewart and Mrs. Don Wells; Score
Card committee, Mrs. Rodney Her
mon, Mrs. J. X. Hermon, Mrs. House,
Mrs. Tcut and Mrs. Don Bitter; Card
Table committee, Mrs. Guy La
Touche and Mrs. r. B. Whitelaw
The club extends a most cordial in
vitation to the general public to
attend. AS the club is noted for the
high class parties they have given
in the past, the card party to take
place next Monday evening will be
no exception and large attendance
is expected. The date was originally
set for Tuesday, the 18th, but is now
scheduled to take place the 18th, the
evening Of St. Patrick's day.
\ ST. Patrick's card party, given by
Mrs. Clark Booher and Mrs. l.. ?.
Sargent, at the home of the latter,
on El Centric street, yesterday aft
ernoon. was a very attractive affair,
the house being decorated with yell
low jonquils and greenery. Bridge
was PLAYED during the afternoon, Mrs.
Ira Hobby capturing the first prize
and Mrs. D. w. Clark the BOBBY
The guests included Mrs. H. w. Girls
void, Mrs. Garren, Mrs. Kay Edgar,
Mrs. Il. 2. Never, Mrs. T. H. Gebbie,
Mrs. r. B keplev, Mrs. Forrest Kutz,
Mrs. E. r. Simon, Mrs. ]. Daily, Mrs.
J. +. Seymour, Mrs. V. K. Francis,
Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs Guy La
Touche, Mrs. r. B. Moore, Mrs. G. S.
Helms, Mrs. O. G.. Horne, Mrs. Allen
Nuffer, Mrs. 3. Solomon, Mrs. Leroy
Holt, Mrs. T. 7. Cook, Mrs. f. II.
Mrs. Arthur Long, Mrs. c.
K. Cooper, Mrs. J. ". ulassIord, Mrs.
j. W. Perrins, Mrs. Z. S. Metzger,
Mrs. {, NJ. Berry, Mrs J. L. Davis,
Mrs J. X. Hermon, Mrs. RoQney
He1mon, Mrs. Nav HILL, Miss June
Vanden Heuvel, Mrs. Lavayea, Mrs.
J. " Clements, Mrs. Cuddeback, Mrs.
Fleming, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Don Bit
ler, Mrs. Joe Ford Mrs. Tom Gill,
Mrs. Phil Swing, Mrs. Clyde Larey,
Mrs Ira Hobby, Mrs. c. E. Coggins
and Mrs. Todd. St. Patrick refresh
ments were served later in the after
nocn.
Miss Gladys House entertained last
ttening at her home on Brighton
avenue with St. Patrick's party.
During the evening Jolly games were
played and refreshments served later
in the evening. Over thirty young
people were present.
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Ms Howard Never and Mrs. A. c.
Sasteel cf Wensley avenue are en-
Monday afternoon with a
st. Patrick's card party at the home
5f the latter. Bridge will be played
during the afternoon.
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The program for the musicale
which will be a prominent feature Of
the entertainment to be given this
evening at Elks' hall by the Catholic
ladies is advanced by the chairman of
the Music committee, Mrs, Geo. De
Haven, as follows:
Hanging Out De Cloes" j. l.. Hall
'JIush, Nah Liz Boy" C. 0. Mills
Messrs. A. II. Griswold, R.
H. Maddux, P. c. Thacker,
and F. r. Modem.
Calling Me Back to YOU. Daniel
Miss Julia Grogan
"Oh, Haste Chrimson Morning"
from Lucia Di Lammer-
moor
Mrs. George d Haven
Mr.. Frank Erzinger
The Little Red Lark" "...... Rogers
Misses Ethel NJ. Chestnut,
Julia Grogan, Laura Stew
art and Mrs. Carolyn Ca
ril,o.
Solo ....... Selected
Mrs. George De Haven
There will be cards and refresh
ments.
The committee in charge of each
department aer reporting favorably
and the entertainment is certain to
lie most enjoyable. Come and bring
your friends.
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Miss Margaret Brumbly enter
tanned at her home at Alb Holt ave-
nue last evening with st. Patrick's
Iarty, which was thoroughly enjoyed
by those present. The decorations
we're carried out in green and white