Imperial Valley press., 1922-03-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IMPRISONMENT
By Mrs s.. Campbell 4 "a
| BARBARA WORTH is
SCENE OF BRIDGE
LUNCHEON

Mrs LEROY Holt was hostess yestcr-
day to large number at the Barbara
Worth at a lovely bridge luncheon
given in honor of Miss Jane Guthrie of
Santa Paula who is her guest this week.
She viii entertain again today in COM
pliment to Miss Guthrie, and Mrs. Ella
NJ. Conant who is to leave soon for
her home at Camden. New Jersey after
spending two months in Ell Centre with
her son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
enee Conant.
The floral decorations used on tables
and about the mczanine floor of the
hotel where the card tables were ar
ranged, We're profuse and their exquis-
lite beauty brought forth eSclamations
OF delight from The guests; pink and
white hyacinths and piuk roses with
the blue furnished by profusions of
larkspur were used to create the ar
tistic and lovely effect.
The luncheon on both .avs was suf-
ficientlv informal to make it e, real de-
light. The following were invited for
Tuesday: Mrs. +. r. Crosland Fenton,
Mrs. Arthur Edgar, Mrs. William Best,
Brawley, Mrs. Roy Thompson, Imperial,
Mrs. Ross t. Hiekcox, Miss Jane
Guthrie, Mrs. +. A. Nance, Mrs. Tom
Edgar, Mrs. Ben Salonon, Mrs. s. w
Dunaway, Mrs. Ira Hobby, Mrs. r. b.
Kcpley, Mrs. Forrest Kutz, Mrs. o. q.
Horne, Mrs. w. w. Apple, Mrs. T. NJ.
GIL, Mrs. W. ii. Brooks
Mrs. Y. II. Gcbbie, Mrs. j. W. Glass.
ford, Mrs. Don Wells, Mrs. John s.
Ross. Mrs. II. b. Brewer, Mrs. Thomas
Beenan, Mrs. Harry Barker, Mrs.
Clarence W. Barton, Mrs. A.. G. Camp
bell, Mrs. s. W. Emburv. Mrs j. r
Garren, Mrs. w. j. Clements, Mrs. Sar-
gent Hall, Mrs w. +. Henderson, Mrs
Clarence E. Conant, Mrs. A. C. John
ston, Mrs. Johnston ST., Mrs. William
Fleming.
Mrs. Howard Z. Fites, Mrs. Fred Gil
anola, Mrs. c. 4. Coggins, Mrs. a. II
Kcll;tr, Mrs. Ella NJ. Conant, Mrs. Will
s. Fawcett, Mrs.. L.. C. House, Mrs. f
B. Fuller, Mrs. Ray Carberrv, Calexieo
Mrs. Roy Breedlove, Imperial, Mrs
George J. Phelps, DR.. Frances Elliott
Mrs. w. II. Lavayea, Mrs. Ifl Hinrieh
SON, Mrs. f. w. Slocum, Mrs. Vaughn
Francis, Mrs. A. Nance.
Mrs. c. j. Ritz, Mrs. Howard P
Never, Mrs. r. w. Campbell. Mrs. J
Il. Ford, Mrs. f. ID. Jacobs, Mrs. Don
Bitter, Mrs. l.. p. Sargent
Mrs. Don Wells made the high score
at bridge and was presented a lovely
handpainted china salad bowl with
fork and spoon; Mrs. Fenton received
the second prize, a set of handpainted
lee cream plates and DIR. Frances FL
liott was given Il lovely china plate as
the consolation. Tiny; hand paint ed
fans were given as favors to all of the
guests.
Today Mrs. Holt again entertaine,
at Il bridge luncheon with Mrs. Conant
and Miss Guthrie as honor guests. The
decorations We're in the same colors as
OH Tuesday and bridge followed the de
lightful luncheon. Those invited were
Mrs. George Anderson, Mrs. Robert w
Whitelaw, Mrs. G. f. Scott, Mrs. Dor
sey Whitelaw, Mrs. Clarence +. Conant
Mrs. j. X. HermoR, Mrs G. W. Allison
Mrs. j. $. Doddridge, Mrs c. H.. Rich
mond, Mrs. Ella NJ. Conant. Miss Jan,
Guthrie, Mrs. w. II. Conway. Mrs. r
W. Campbell, Mrs. A. F. Nuffer, Mrs
Henry Loud. Mrs. j. s. Jones, Mrs. A
II. kellar, Mrs. Medberry, Mrs. Dan
Leonard, Mrs. II. II. Griswold of Calex
took the high score and Mrs. F.. d
Gooch, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Gilbert Helms