Imperial Valley press., 1923-03-17
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Social Doing of
Bru,piey People

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BRAWLEY, March ia charm
ing informal Pioneers party wa
| given Thursday afternoon by Mrs
Roy Stilgenbaur at her home on
J. Street in honor of her mothel
Mrs. Cora Kellogg of Long Beach
! Mrs. Kellogg resided in Brawley il
the days of its r"uth. Jonquils and
bachelor buttons supplied the spring
note. The afternoon was occupied
with sewing and reviewing the pio
neer days. Delicious refreshments
were served. The guests included
Mrs. NJ. II. W,itter, Mrs. Phlo Jones,
Mrs. Eckert, Mrs. Ralph Stilgen.
! baur. Mrs. T.. j. Morressette, Mrs,
j. f. Ramsdell, Mrs. j. II. Black,
Mrs. II. A Hastain, Mrs. Jack Ben
nett and Mrs. Jack Carroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Harp enter
tanned the Evening Five Hundred
Club TUESDAY evening at their home
on South Imperial Avenue. The
home was artisiieally decorated
with beautiful fiGwers and the st,
Patrick motif was stressed in both
the decorations and the delicious
refreshments served.
The first prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Marsh and Mr.. De Blois, the
second prizes wefe awarded TO Mrs.
McNerney and Mr.. Eaton. De-
lightful music filled the air all dur
ing the evening. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs Harry LIE Bas, DIR. and
Mrs. o. B. Durham, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. l.. Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Stilgenbaur, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Stilgenbaur. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Nc
Nerney, Mr.. and Mrs. L. 4. De
Blois and Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Eaton.
The Thursday Afternoon Bridge
Club was entertained Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. Roy Ray. The
guests included Mrs W. II. Best,
Mrs. Tom Edgar, Mrs. George Wade,
Mrs. l. j. Wells, Mrs. X. Y. Watson,
Mrs. w. T. Dunn, Mrs. Guy Pear,
son, Mrs. Eugene lie Baron, Mrs.
Harry Stewart, Mrs. Frank Ford,
Mrs. W. c. Eaton, Mrs. George Gay
and Mrs. Ray Phillips.
Mrs. J. Milstead entertained the
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge al
her home on Wednesday. The house
was beautiful with spring flowers.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
ed. The guests included Mrs. Fred
Trude, Mrs. Eugene lie Baron, Mrs.
j. l.. Parker, Mrs. Elmer Standlee.
Mrs. J. H. Wilkinson, Mrs Jerry
Asher, of Fl Centre and Miss Grace
Holdzkum Of Imperial.
w. L. Garrett who leaves mex,
week to become cashier OF the Pa.
cific Southwest bank at FL CeRtro
bid farwell to the Rotarians Wed.
nesdav at their banquet held at the
Dunlack Hotel. He has been presi.
dent of the organization since its
inception.
c.. G. jenkins emphasized the
need of warm support of the Am.
perial County farm bureau, telling
some of the functions of the farm
bureau, stressing what it had -ac.
eomplished for the farmer as well
as the business man. Other speak.
efs were Bert Pickett of Magnolia,
Moulin, eastern capitalist and Draw
ley property owner II. Y. Watson.
Emil Steiner of Sprnse, T.. s. be
The Rev. T.. L.. b.. Mcclellan and
Dr. and Mrs, ,Gaillespi Of New York
city were guests at the home Of
Miss Sara Reed at q little informal
dinner party Wednesday evening
Dr. GuilIespi is a member of Home
Missions of the Presbyterian church
of New York willie Miss Reed il
missionary for the Presbyterian and
Spanish church on the east side of
town.
Brawley was treated to one OF
the severest windstorms ever known
here, this past week when the root
was blown off the Episcopal church
and the porch torn from the front
of the building.
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