Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-19
CALIPATRIA
Local Woman Gets
PR re at ShOW
Ky Press staff Correspondent

| A'etN uANslN night
Professor C. r. Prince and child
rem and his mother, Mrs. Eda Prince,
motored to Holtville Sunday, where
they called on Mr.. and Mrs. William
Taylor, and enjoyed ride out on
the Yuma road.
Professor and Mrs. Jehiel s. Davis
entertained Miss AIDA Middleton
at dinner Sunday evening. Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Mellin,
who live south of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Williams were in
INLAND Sunday, and motored out on
the INLAND Blythe road.
b. X. Travers is expecting his
mother and sister from San Jose,
Saturday, to spend the Christmas
holidays.
Club Has Great Future
j. E. Elmore, manager of the I'M
perial Valley Country Club, was in
the city yesterday 'on business for
the club. He states that the desired
membership is fast being signed up,
and he believes the club has SPLEEN
did future.
Miss Gladys Ferguson, who is at
tending the southern branch of the
University of California, is home
for the Christmas vacation, which
she will spend at the ranch in the
north end.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Benidect, and
daughter Lucille, of Los Angeles,
spent the week end at the d. ID.
Brownell ranch and enjoyed duck
hunt.
One of the prettiest affairs given
at the school house this year was
the dinner with which Mis- AIDA
Middleton and Mrs. B. X. Travers
entertained the Girl Reserves recent
ly. The Christmas motif was used
in carrying out the decorations, and
the place cards were attached to
little Christmas candles. These were
lighted just as the girls were seated
and the effect was beautiful. A
tiny Christmas tree formed the at
tractive centerpiece. Twenty-six
girls were seated at the tables.
The girls basketball team enjoy
ed 4 picnic at Beall's well Sunday,
chaperoned by the coach, Miss Ruth
Johnson. They were taken to the
mountains by c. ID. Watkinds and
included Miss Bessie Watkinds,
Elizabeth Werve, Edith Manford,
Dorothy Ross, Rebecca Harvey, and
Margaret Stewart.
Miss Josephine Mackenzie spent
the weekend with her parents at
| Holtville.
Climb Signal Mountain
Mr.. and Mrs. f. C. Hasty and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Mclaughlin climb
ed Signal Mountain, near Calexico,
Sunday, and later visited the ball
game in Calexico.
Among Calipatrans who witnessed
the defeat of the home team at
Calexico Sunday afternoon were Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil ClOuse, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Henry Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Waibel, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Raab,
Miss Blanche Winter, Jack Hasty
and Frank Brown, Josephus Cain,
and Mrs. Roy, Kuns.
Mrs. Herbert Mclaughlin is leav-
ing this evening for Turloek, where
she will spend the holidays with her
parents.
Mrs. H. H. Myers and Mrs. s. R.
VanDyke were shoppers in Brawley
Saturday.
S. C. Sorenson is expected back
from Los Angeles this evening,
where he was called yesterday on
business.
Quite a number of INLAND people
attended the showing of "When
Knighthood was in Flower Among
those noted were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Noffsinger, Miss Ruth An
tony and Mrs. Antony, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Pruitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pruitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pruitt and
DIR. Hamburg.
Mrs. A. X. Lewis is on the sick
list this week.
Manager Conser Ill
w. ID. Conser, manager of Varney
and Company, was quite i'll Sunday,
and is still unable to be at the store.
Miss Elsie Cox will assist at the
store during the Christmas holidays,
which commence this week.
Most of the local teachers are
spending the Christmas season with
relatives in Los Angeles and vieini-
ty. Miss Mabel Robinson and Miss
Feliciano Stein are leaving tonight
for Los Angeles, Miss Middleton will
go to Long Beach and Mr.. Mashin
TO Los Angeles.
r. III. Wellington and son Welton
are leaving the last of the week for
Los Angeles, where they will spend
some weeks. Mrs. Wellington par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. g. Brownell,
who have been visiting some weeks
with their daughter and sons, d. d.
and G. G. Brownell, are also return
ing TO Los Angeles for the Yule tide.
Mrs. ID. ID. Brownell is expecting
her mother, Mrs. M. L. Green, to
spend Christmas at the pleasant
ranch home southeast of the city.
Fred b. Mills is shipping nearly
100 turkeys to Los Angeles this
week, and Chester Russell is ship.
ping almost the same number for
the Christmas market.
The trial of Christobel DomingueZ,