Imperial Valley press., 1922-09-14
PYTHIAN SISTERS IN
PLANS FOR ACTIVE
Ell CENTRO p. t. A.

The meeting of the Pythiah Sisters
has been postponed from Thursday
evening. September IA, to Thursday
evening, September u, many of the
officers and members not vet having
returned from the city after the yaea-
tion recess.
Mrs. Frank Weir, head of the Ell
Centre chapter, states that the coming
wear is expected. to be unusually inter
estinr socially as well as in the more
formal work of the order. The chapter
made large gains in membership last
wear and was large factor in the So
eial life of the city, having to its
credit many novel and interesting So
rial events staged during the winter
and spring months.
The Brawley chapter cooperates
with the FL Centre lodge IN the social
and fraternal affairs, adding pleas
ant note to the work.
Mrs. Weir is anxious that the first
meeting be well attended.
Miss Hazel Cott, of the teaching
force at the Wilson school, arrived IL
Ell Centre this morning from st. Paul,
Mimi. where she visited her family
during the summer vacation.
DIR. and Mrs. Harry Hooper returned
this morning from three months va
cation on the coast and Pacific north
west.
Paul Mayfield returned last night
trir IN AnSpmlfp
National Park and other northern points
as the guest of the Western States Lie
Insurance Co.
K. A. Burkhart sand family returned
last night from Santa Monica, where
they passed the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Beeman have
given up their house and taken apart
ments for the winter at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
Mrs. S. o. STACK returned yesterday
from a pleasant vacation in Long
Beach where she was joined by her son
who was having his vacation at the
same time.
Miss Mildred Cole left today for San
Diego to spend several days with
friends. She viii return in time for tie
opening of the schools and will entes
c. L. II. S. as a freshman.
Auditor W. D. Carey left today for
Mission Beach TO bring his family for
the winter.
Keyes Mitchell went to Coacheila
Valley today OH business and viii go
Oh 10 San Diego, returning Sunday with
Mrs. Mitchell and her mother, Mrs
John Franklin Baker, who have been
in that section for their summer yaca
tion.
Supervisor W. H. Brooks left yester
day for San Diego and will return to-
day accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Irene Brooks, "a member of the high
school faeulty. Mrs. Brooks viii re-
main till cooler weather sets in in the
valley.
Walter J. Stone drove down from Los
Angeles yesterday to look after iln-
portant business matters. He will re
join Mrs. Stone in few days and with
her will take long driving trip before
coming home for the winter.
Hugh Wilhite, Excelsior Springs,
has been the guest for several days of
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Hodge of Sandal
wood Drive while here to look after
a section of land in the valley belong
ing to the estate Of William White,
who died recently in Kansas City.
Miss Gladys Weir, who is now en-
ployed by the Southern Automobile
Club of Los Angeles, writes that she
has very greatly enjoyed her work this
summer, having filled in for steno-
graphers Of Glendale, Santa Monica
and Hollywood who have been away
on their vacation. Miss Weir has found
the sea breezes mpst delightful during
the hot months of the summer.