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The Washington times., 1923-03-25
IS KEPT
BY IDAHO TRIBE
anniversary u Founding IN
II 1897 Is Observed BY
Red Men.

Idaho Tribe No. is. Improved or.
der Of Red Men, cslebrated the
twenty-sixth anniversary OF its
founding Tuesday evening. Sachem
G. w. Kolb outlined the history
of the tribe.
The guest of honor was Great
Sachem Seiffert. Speakers were
Past Great SacheTns Joe CayIor, w.
3. Garner, w. III. King, of Seneca
Tribe No. III, and Past Sachenl
w. ]. Ryan, Of Logan Tribe No. s.
The following, have recovered
from illness: Great Junior Saga.
more James +. McCracken, Past
sachem Charles O.. Storm, and Vic
Gauzza.
/. The Red Mems bowling league
will hold meeting at 2 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon in Red. Mems
hall, Nineteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue northwest.
The Board Of Great Chiefs, Great
Council, will meet. with the build
( ing committee in the hall at 3
o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Great Chief of Records John L
Bunch will soon stage an oyster
roast at his cottage on Eastern
Shore, Maryland, for members OF
Great Council. @ 15!
Sioux Tribe No. IS will celebrate
it's twenty-first anniversary. April
IL. Time of day and place are to
be announced later.
At the tribes last meeting Past
Sachem William Greenberg = was
presented with a past sachem's Ger.
tifieate. Past Sachem Foer has
just returned from an extended
visit in Florida. Past sachem night
will be held April 10. x,.
Mineola Council No. g.. Degree OF
Pocahontas, at its meeting in the
Anacostia Masonic hall; March II
entertained the Past ,Pocahontas
Association and the great chiefs Of
the Great Council OF the District
OF Columbia. The tables had beer
decorated by a committee composed
of Mrs. A. Swindells, Mrs. e. Lucas
| and Miss Rassback.
Addresses were made by Mrs
L. A. Mastin, president of tint Past
Pocahontas Association; Mrs. A. G.
Thompson, Mrs. L.. M. Madison
Mrs. M. M. Wilkinson, Mrs. A
Shanks, Mrs. B. Becker, Mrs. M
Dennis, Mrs. M. F.. Berman, Great
Sachem Frank D. Seiffert, Great
| Senior Sycamore r. A. Humphries
Great Prophet Lee, B. Emmory
Great Representative Robert 'Stro
| bel, and Past Great Sachem w. G.
White. The meeting concluded with
vaudeville and refreshments.
| Idaho Council No. l initiated five
candidates at its meeting last Fri
day. .ff7.'
The Washington times., 1923-03-25
RE- IN DANCE TO | AID
VNIIDQN HOME
;All Veterans Organizations
% 6 crate TO Make
IilaIr Hiu Success ]
VII. L HE'D ON APRIL 4
Group of Buildings to Be
Erected for Women and
Children Of Soldiers.
VII I. b On APRIL 4

Hundreds Of officers and members
OF d dozen ganizations Of veterans
OF Americas wars are scenter1ng
their attention on the benefit dance
for the proposed Home for Widows
and Orphans OF United States War
Veterans. to, be held on the evening
OF April 4, at the City Club.
The COMMITTEES on general arrange
n1entg, Of which Mrs. Myrtle MAY
:IoebsaclE iss honorary chairman and
Past Division COEnnlande ~ Clinton
Hiatt, OF the Sons Of Veterans, -
active chairman, met last Wednes-
iday evening at G.. a. i. hall and
heard Z several subcommittee re.
ports.
PLAN GROUP OF BUILDINGS.
me association backing the pro-
posa1 to establish the home here y
made mp or ali the war veteran
organizations IN the city. their
asfxiliaries and patriotic societies.
IA group Of buildings is to be erected
and the dance is one of the initial
affairs TO be put on to raise funds
for the first group.
Brig. Gen. Anton Stephan, De
partment Commander Of Veterans
| OF Foreign Wars, Is chairman OF the
ticket COMMITTEES which has head
quarters at 1915 r street north
west. Other members Of this com
n1ittee are Mrs. Elizabeth y. Shaw,
OF tho WOn1an.s Relief Corps; Mrs.
Lucy Goidsborough. OF the Lii1eal
society of the Spanish American
War, and Past Commander Harry
b. Coulter, Of the Spanish War
VIII. WEAR TJNEFORMs
past Commander g. w. McCaf-
ferry. Past Commander George B.
Palmer, Past Commander Clarence
Brewer and Past Commander Daniel
Leahy. ali Spanish War Veterans
are members 81 the door committee.
which Sergeant Al j. KimInel is
chairman. They will wear the re-
guIatiOn uniform on the night OF
the dance.
Mrs. Lizzie w. Calver, past presi-
dent OF the Legion Of LOYAL WO-
men, chairman Of the reception COM
n1ittee, reports that members OF
the various auxiliaries have agreed
to serve on the committee, the per-
sonnet OF which win be- announced
this week. 81
Mrs. Laura Lennon, past presi-
dent Of Grant Circle, Ladies' Of the
,G. "A. r., chairman OF the music
committee. reports that the u. s.
Naval Orchestra, will furnish the
music. Members Of her committee
are: Miss Gretchen Bergnerm, Mrs.
Esther Sloss, Mrs. HI. i. Dean.
Major n. Z. DEAN, president Of
the association, states that many
high government officials, includ-
ing army and navy officers, will be
at the dance.
The Washington times., 1923-03-25
MASONS TO INITIATE.

! Joppa Lodge No. 35, F.. & Al. M.
will confer the Master Mason's de-
gree tomorrow evening at Joppa
Lodge Hall, Second and Upshur
streets northwest.
The Washington times., 1923-03-25
De Tails C0INPLEIE
FOR LEGION DANCE
Ball to Commemorate Sixth
Anniversary of Americas
Entrance Into War.

The Department OF the District Of
Columbia, American Legion. has
completed all details for the ball to
be given at the Willard Hotel April
s, IN conmemoration Of the sixth
anniversary, Of the entrance Of the
UAited States into the world war.
Practically all OF the forty boxes
have been taken by members of the
social set, army and navy officials
and members Of foreign legations, In
addition to officials of the American
Legion. Several Of the posts have
purchased boxes.and the officers and
members VIII occup them.
TO HAVE BOX CAR.
Z The coIors OF the tWenty-seven
posts comprising the Department of
the District of Columbia will dec
crate the boxes, while the flags OF
tho various embassies and legations
also will be on display. The Forty
and Eight organization will have at
the ball q box car, similar to those
In which the American dOughboys
was transported to the war zone In
France. There will be many other
attractive features.
The United States Marine Band,
conducted by Capt. William II. San.
telmann, will play.
A concert viii precede the dancing.
which will start at 5 O'Clock and
continue until /. During intermis-
-sions, several musical numbers win
be heard.
PATRONS AND PATRONESSES.
Included in the list of patrons and
patronesses are the following: Form
er Vice President and Mrs. Thomas
Riley Marshall, Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty, Mrs. Thomas r. Walsh,
Mrs. Rafael r.. Gown, Miss Eunice
C. Dessez, Commander of the u. s.
s. Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, American
Legion; William Phelps Emo, Victor
Kauffmann, Capt. Paul Tucker, past
department commander and now ma
tional vice commander; Watson b.
Miller, of the legion; Mrs. T. F.. 'Faw-
cett, president of the Women's Auxi-
liary: Department Commander John
Lewis Smith and Mrs. Smith, Joseph
j. Idler, executive officer, Depart
ment of the District of Columbia;
Charles j. Bell, Mai. William Wolff
Smith, past commander, National
Press Club Post. No. 20; Col. James
A. Drain, past department COM
mander, and Mrs. Drain. who will
have as their guests the French Ann
bassador, Capt. "Tim" Jordan, com.
mander of the 312th Machine Gun
Battalion Post, No. %, and others
prominent in social and military
circles of the national capital.
The ball committee is composed OF
William. f. Franklin, chairman; Miss
Edith Warren, Francis F. Miller, w.
H. Prior, Howard s. Fisk and Joseph
J. Oder. -
The Washington times., 1923-03-25
Washington Council,
il. of c.. Meets Tuesday

Washington Council will meet
Tuesday night at the knights of
Columbus Home; 918 Tenth street
northwest, at 8:15 o'clock. The
chaplain Of the council will de.
liver talk on Catholic subject.
The comrRittee having charge of
the card party and dance to be
given at the Hotel Washington,
April ., Tor the benefit of the
councils charity fund, will renort
at this meeting. The ceieE,rftfon
Of the twenty-sixth anniversary Of
the council will also come up for
discussion and actton.1
The Washington times., 1923-03-25
Craftsman Club Women
Vote Hostess Work Aid

The Woman's Auxiliary Of the
Craftsman Club, United States Vet.
erans' Bureau, held its regular meet
ing at Grace Dodge Hut, North
Capitol and e street, Tuesday. An
appropriation was made by the
auxiliary to assist in the hostess
work Of the Y. M. C. A. at the Wal.
ter Reed Hospital.
A social evening, which included a
500 card party, followed the business
meeting. Music was furnished by
Miss Mabel Rowiands and Mrs. M
N. Reed. The first prize was won
by Miss Sadie J. Fegley.
The Washington times., 1923-03-25

THEY ARE ACTIVE In planning for the.
4 s.. benefit dance, April 4, tor The opposed
Adore, LefttO right: Mrs. EJlsysn HenapJer and
Sophie. Bergner. BeIOtg, RS. r. =. Temple.
The Washington times., 1923-03-25
CrOwIeys Entertain -.
*. C.. Friends at FrOliC

Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. Crowley, who
for many years have been interest
ed in Catholic activities, entertain
ed a number of Knights of Colun.
bus at Saint Patrick's Day frolic
at-their home in Seat Pleasant, Md,
last Sunday.
Crowley has Keen a member Of
Spalding Council tor a number of
wears.
The Washington times., 1923-03-25
Catholic Tourists
Coming to Capital

Francis A. Mccain, past grand
knight OF Carroll Council and presi-
dent Of the knights of Columbus
band, was recently made q member
|of the advisory board Of the
Catholic Tourists of America
Members Of this organization viii
visit Washington during the sum-
naer. and will probably seek an
audience with President Harding
should he be here at the time.
They will also visit places Of In
terest about the city.
The Washington times., 1923-03-25
ctiUes Of Capitals Frute1a and Patriotic Organizations

MRS. AMY OGLE tabove).
m treasurer, and Mrs. Irene
Davis, secretary, Of the La
dies Auxiliary, EquaIity-y Wal
ter Reed Post. Veterans Of For
eign Wars, This Is one Of the.
most active organizations Of
the Idnd in the Capital.
The Washington times., 1923-03-25
PLAN STRAW RIDE.

Keane Council Boosters, Knights
Of Columbus, announce Saturday,
April %, as, the date of their straw.
ride to Gaithersburg, Md.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
JUNIOR COLLEGE
GIRLS ENJOY A
WEEKEND PARTY

The girls OF Central Junior Cot
lege enjoyed delightful weekend
at the summer home of Miss An
nette Damron in Jacumba. The
party left El Centre on Saturday
morning, Il few Of the girls being
ambitions enough to start out on
foot at dawn and arriving before
the rest.
Saturday evening the girls at
tended a dinner dance given in
their honor by the Jacumba Club.
On arriving home much difficulty
was encountered before the girls
could retire, rs brooms, hammers,
milk bottles, dish pans, hair brushes
etc, had to be extricated from their
beds.
Sunday morning was spent in
motoring and kodaking, after which
Il delicious dinner was enjoved.
Those who enjoye,. the affair were
the Misses Villa Hcfington, Donal-
dine Carey, Elva Provost, Beatrice
Mason, Gladys House, Joyce Simp-
son and Annette Damrou, Mrs. c..
". pamron of Imperial chaperoned
the party.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Mrs. Welch EntertainS
for Los Angeles Guest

The elegant home of Mayor and
Mrs. w. S. Fawcett was the scene
Saturday evening of a charming
little dancing party given by their
daughter, Mrs. Robert Weleh in
compliment to Miss Mary Conley,
her guest from Los Angeles. The
color scheme was in pink and green,
being carried throughout favors and
decorations.
The spacious rooms of the Faw-
cett home lent themselves delight
fully to the dancing and the affair
was most enjoyable. Attending
were: Misses conley, Gladys Met
man, Mildred Brewer, Laura SWEET,
Peggy Lien, Evalyn Bowman, Paul
inc Goldberg, Julia Foneannon,
Nellie Milne, Mrs. Robert Welch,
and Messrs. John Kepley, Harold
Burnham, Will Strickland, Robert
Bowman, Wiley Weaver, Glenn
Rice, Layman, Pat Thaunam, Will
Apple, Sem Bacon, and Leonard
Clark.
This afternoon Mrs. Weleh is en-
tertaining at bridge for Miss Con
lev. The week is TO be full for the
hostess and her charming guest.
with many other affairs already
planned.
Mayor and Mrs. Fawcett, Mrs.
Weleh and Miss Conley will motor
to San Diego tomorrow, returning TO
III Centre Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
"C0Uered Dish Luncheon"
of p. E.. o. Jolly Affair

Among the most enjoyable of the
week end social events in the val
ley was the covered dish lunch
con- of the FL Centre chapter of
the p. F.. o. given at the charming
country home of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Z. Albright.
Though the luncheon was to be
the main feature of the day, the
menu was unplanned, each member
covered dish, the contents of which
were not known until all were as
sembled. 1t was surprising how
well il all turned out and what a
delicious and varied menu it prov
ed to be. The surprise added spice
to the enjoyment and paved the
way for a most happy afternoon.
Mrs. G. ii. Richmond was in
charge of the program and she turn
ed it into a real play day with old
fashioned games, charades with i'm
promptu jolly features of the
promptu costumes being one Of the
jolly features Of the occasion.
Special guests attending were:
Mrs. Mary II. Fiske, Mrs. W. IL.
1Iolbrook and Mrs. c. S. Palmeter.
Members present were Mesdames
A. NJ. Williams, Don Bitler, r. b.
kepley, Forrest Kutz, c. II. Rich
mond, J. X. Ford, f. b. Fuller, NJ.
NJ. Sweeney, c. E. Scott, F. +. Al
bright, II. c. Coe, Howard p. Meyer
and Miss Laura SWEET.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Elaborate Essex
Here For Show

With elaborate scenic paintings
and comprehensive road map of
many portions of California and
Arizona completely covering the
body and hood, an Essex touring
ear that has been driven more than
100000 miles, arrived at w. II.
Lewis Hudson Essex office in FL
Centro from Los Angeles for exhib-
ition at the Automobile Show this
week.
This is the famous Essex that es-
tablished the record run from New
York to San Francisco, making the
trip in four days, II hours and +3
minutes. The ear is 1920 model.
Despite the long mileage it has
made the motor sounds like one just
ready for the road, while the body
shows no signs of wear.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Smart Dinner GiUen
for College Girl
by Press staff Correspondent

BRAWLEY, April 9.-Mrs. John
Curtis entertained Friday evening
with a delicious dinner in honor of
her daughter, Miss Calelle, who is
home for short vacation from
school at San Diego. The beautiful
flowers, dainty place cards, candy
baskets and shaded lights created a
delightful atmosphere. The guests
included the Misses Margaret Hum
phrey, Mariory Jones, Margaret Ar
elIias, Evely Ward, Neva Curtis,
Ma,y Humphrey, Carol Morgan,
Nita Floyd, Mrs. J. G. Adams all of
Brawley and Mrs. Walter Noble o.
Coronado. =
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Imperial Valley Society
Little Miss HermOn Has
Outdoor Party at Park

Little Mary Elizabeth Hermon,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Hermon, was nine years old Satur-
day, and the event was celebrated
by lovely out fdoor party at the
city park, with many chums of the
happy little girl rs guests. There
were games and sports such as child
ren enjoy, with delicious refresh
ments afterwards, including pink
and white ice cream and most de
lectable birthday cake, in the same
colors. The cake was q hinge af-
fair, topped with pink candles, one
for every year of the nine. When it
was cut into generous slices, one
guest found ring in her slice,
another a penny and another but
ton. There was "fish pond -
from which each boy and girl drew,
a surprise gift, and altogether il
was a jolly party from start TO fin
ish.
The guests were: Evalyn Pope,
Virginia Ritzinger, Lillian McCor-
mick, Norman and Wilbur Coggins,
Stanley Rank, Lucille and Ada Bess
Beynon, Virginia Hetzel, Peggy and
Ruth Whitelaw, Marjory and Eliz-
abeth Meyer, Bernice Mckinney,
Cosette Smith, Boyd De Haven,
Robert Reed, Phyllis Brewer, Betty
Thomas, Jane Anderson, Jane Scott,
Marjory Moore, Harriet Stafford,
Dorothy Lon House, Geraldine John
son and Ailine Solomon.
Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. r. II.
Pope and Mrs. c. f. Coggins assist
ed Mrs. Hermon in serving the
children.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Missionary Society to
Enjoy All Day Meeting

The Woman S Missionary Society
of State Street Christian Church
will meet tomorrow in all day ses-
sion at the suburban home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. l.. Graves. This is an
annual event and is always most
ENJOYABLE. There vii be pot luck
luncheon at noon with the program
TO follow in the afternoon. Any who
have not a way to ride TO the
Graves home will be provided if
they win go to the church at II a.
m. or they may phone to Mrs. j. +.
Hodge, Mrs. Irwin Manpin or Mr..
Worthy and arrange to be called
for. A large attendance is ex
pected.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
EUeRing 500 Club
Meets tUith Marshes
By Press Staff Correspondent

Hy Press Staff Correspondent
BRAWLEY, April .9.-Mr. and
Mrs. G.. i. Marsh entertained the
Evening 500 Club at their home on
j street Thursday night. The house
was charming with spring flowers.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Me.
Nerney and Mr.. Eaton, Mrs. Harp
and Mr.. Best.
The guests included DR.. and Mrs.
0. B. Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j.
McNerney, Mr.. and Mrs. +. H. Rob
inson. Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Eaton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Stilgenbaur, Mr..
and Mrs. F.. \. De Blois, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f. Harp, DR.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Mccain, DR.. and Mrs. |. j. Wells.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Best and Mrs.
Helen Fulton.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Last Card Pdrty VIII
BE Smart Social Affair

The card party at the clubhouse
on Wednesday afternoon is to be
quite the big social event of the
week. The committee has planned
for a beautiful setting with prizes
for the entire series to be awarded,
as we'll as prizes for the day. They
are asking that all club members
bear the date in mind and plan to
be present if possible. All who
enjoy bridge are invited whether
members of the c!nb or not. Mrs.
w. r. Conway, Mrs. Arthur Edgar
and Mrs. +. r. Grassland FentOn
will be hostesses of the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Bride Enterta:ns for
Niece at Pretty Party
by Press Staff Correspondent

BRAWLEY, April 9.-Mrs. Ralph
Fretheim, a bride of few weeks,
entertained Friday evening ut a
delightful little party in honor of
her niece Miss Merle Gregg. The
evening was enioyably spent play
ing games. Delicious refresments
were served.
The guests included Misses Marie
Hill, Deria Goff, Evelyn Lauraine,
Sallie Tyler, Hope Dryden, Char,
lette Kidd, Lois Gene HadIey, Lu-
cille McVey, and Messrs Jack Dos
sev, Marshall Jenkins, Jack IIurl-
bert, Leslie Robinson, Robert An
derson, Clarence Miles, Robert An
derson, Warren Deaver and Warren
Watson.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Cincinnati Reds
Stronger in 1923
By HENRY L. FARRELL
UNITED Press Sports Editor)

NEW YORK, April ct took
the Cincinnati Reds twenty-one
weeks to get under way in the 1922
pennant race. 1t does not follow
that Pat Moran y club would have
had part in the world s series,
even if they had hit thier real form
before the week of September -3,
but it is cinch that Il miserable
start kept the 1919 champions from
giving the New York Giants more
of a tussle.
Tremendous handicaps were im
posed upon the Reds last season by
the injury which kept Pete Dcna-
hue, the best young right handler i'll
the National League, off duty TO
months, and the pesky holding o
of Eddie Rouse, power on the
Tense and defense.
The club with which Pat Moran
will seek his third pennant is
stronger on paper than the Red out
fit that finished second last year
with most exciting dash in the
last two weeks Of the race.
Moran has an exceptionally good
outfeld, Il hustling young inficldcr,
4 reliable catching department and
perhaps the most promising pitch
ing staff in the National league.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Mrs. Smith of MelOland
Hostess at Turkey Dinner

Mrs. Claude Saith entertained a
few women friends at Il sumptuous
turkey dinner at her Meloland home
On Friday. The table was beauti-
fully decorated with American
Beauty roses. After the dinner a
social hour was enjoyed with de-
lightful piano solos by the hostess
daughter Mildred Smith. The guests
included Mesdames Will Myers,
William O. Pond, Homer A Spear
Earl Summer, and the hostess and
her daughter.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Entire Nos Club Members
to Dance Tuesday Night

The bi-monthly dance of the En-
ire Nos Club will be held tomorrow
evening at the woman's clubhouse.
As the season is drawing 10 a close
II is expected record attendance
will be there.
The executive committee of the
club is busy on some unique plans
for coming festivities, which will
be announced at the dance tomor-
row evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
rs Children Take Part
In "Midyet Wedding'

Over Is children are TO partici-
pate in the ~" Midget Wedding to
be put on at the high school Fri
day evening, April Is, under the
auspices of the Methodist Aid So
ciety. A special director has been
employed to put the program on
and it promises to be one of the
best entertainments of the entire
year. The participants in the pro
gram will range from years old
to 10 years. No grown up folks in
it; for once they are to be seen and
not heard. The event is to be Civ
on as q church benefit, and its spon
sors are inviting the patronage of
the entire community.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Splendid Program
for Farm Meeting

y. \. Maekev OF Imperial will
discuss the Boulder Dam legislation
tonight at a meeting of the Seeley
Farm Center, and a general discus
sion of the Swing johnson bill will
follow. Vaughn r. Francis, drug
gist of FL Centre will talk on poul-
try as an industry. Entertainment
features of the program will be
furnished by the center and will
consist of musical selections aud re
freshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Last Lyceum Event
Tremendous Success
ny Press staff Correspondent

BRAWLEY, April 9.-The last
number of the lyeeum course was
given Friday night at the grammar
school auditorium before large
and enthusiastic crowd. The Whit
tier Glee Club sang their way into
the hearts of the Brawley audience
and are heartily welcome to come
again.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Miss Jack Enterfdins
in Honor of Miss H0rtCeU
by Press STAFF Correspondent

BRAWLEY, April 9.--Miss Mar
garet Jack entertained 4 few of her
school friends in honor of Rachel
llarwell, Tuesday afternoon at their
attractive home on J street. Miss
Harwell won the grand prize of the
district in the pig contest recently.
The afternoon was pleasantly
passed with music and games. Later
delicious refreshments were served.
The guests were the Misses Ra-
chel Harwell, Lillian Holiday, Hope
Dryden. Lillian Hardwick, Grace
Witter and Opal Owens.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
Left-Handed Party is
Tremendous Funniest
BY Pres. staff Correspondent

BRAWLEY, April 9.-The Ep-
worth Leaguers of the Methodist
Church entertained with a unique
social. Friday night. About 40
Young people were there 10 enjoy
the fun oeeasioned by the blunders
of qhe left hanG, which each one
was obliged to use instead of the
right hand.
Music was furnished throughout
the evening and delicious refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
enjoyed.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
NaUai Airman Dinner
Guest of Miss Gibson

Lieut.. Whitmore of the naval air
station of San Diego was the dinner
guest yesterday of Miss Margaret
II. Gibson of 5sl Olive avenue. Miss
Gibson is also entertaining this
week Miss Karr of Holtville, who
has many frineds in this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-04-09
35 Alamo Members
o. E. S. at Imperial
Ry Press staff Correspondent

BRAWLEY, April 9. - Alamo
Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star
was represented by 30 members at
Golden Rule Chapter of Imperial
Friday night when the degrees of
the order were conferred on several
Brawley and Calipatria candidates.
Alamo chapter conferred the de-
grees and after the impressive eere-
mony social hour was enjoyed
and delicious refreshments served
in the banquet hall.