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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-16
YOUNG EIAN browns
AT VASHON WHARF

Don Milhan, a young man y
years OF age, who was engaged by
Edward Harmeling Il, a fruit
picker, was drowned while swim
ming in the Sound mar Vash1n
Wharf, last Sunday afternoon and
MS body was recovered from the
water a few moments after the ae-
;ident. He and about "A half doz-
zen other young men went swim
ming in the Sound near Vashon
Milhan was a good swimmer, bui
svidently was attacked by some
sort of cramp and went to the
bottom without calling for aid.
Undertaken Garvin took his body
10 Seattle and his relatives wer,
notified.
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Baseball

Lisabeula's battery was Stan
ley Craig and Oge Jensen, the
Roosevelt Eagles battery was
Murphy, Mitchell, Collier and
Durgln.
Ligbeula had u hits and the
Eagles >. The score was l2-4 in
favor Of Lisabcula. Layssn led
the hitting for Lisabeula, getting
q safe hits, Jensen aud Adams 2
each. Adams led the batting
rally by hitting the only hone
run of the game with two on bases
The game was of much intere I as
the X, Eagles trimmed Vashon to
the tune Of Is to g.
Come on cut and help boast the
boys.
Mr. aud Mes, F'ranl, Kuecbone
.of Seattle visited over Sunday
with the home folks. Mr.. i. Knee
bone stayed and his wife went
home sunday afternoon.
Harry sullivan, son Of J Sui
liyan is here from Roseberg.
Wash for a few days
There was a charivari Friday
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KNIGHTS TEMFLAR TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

The following is the complet,
program of the Va.hon Island
Commandery No, 26, knights
Templar, Saturday, July nth.
Open air concert by Bethlehem
Commandery's famous band will
lie given on Mr.. 7. Hansen S
lawn from 4 to 5.
Grand Parade at Gals will be
rs follows:
The Band.
Ri. Emminent Sir John r. Faust
Grand Commander and his staff.
Seattle Commandery No. , X. T.
Ivanhoe Commandery No. 4 X.
T.
Malta Cammandery No. Is X.
7.
Bethlehem Commandery No. 10
X. t.
University Commaudery No. %
X. Y.
Vashon island Commandery No
26 X. 7.
Line of march will be from the
Community Home proceeding
auth TO the Carver ranch return
ne to the Home.
--Calnival July 81
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Miss Mabel Martin, who is m.
ployed in Seattle spent the week
end with her parents, Mr and Mrs
P. Martin.
Mrs. P, Narcotic and daughter
Betty returned TO theri home il
Enumciaw after a weeks visit
at the Albert IliX place
The Ladies Aid met at the home
of Mrs. X. Danelsen Wednesday
July Z. A good number of mem
ters were pre- ent and eniayed the
refreshments after the. meeting
was Adjourned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl LaI11mcc Of
Tacoma were guests at the c. Keen
home Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glasford returned
to their home at Sacramento, Cal
after a visit at the Fred Harrison
home. During their stay here
they, with the IIairisons motorcG
to Green River Gorge.
Mrs. W. Greer and son Vernon
are visiting at Shaw island Will
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martinolich
and daughter Freda visited with
relatives in Tacoma on Sunday.
MesSrs. Clifford Petersen aud
Ralph Dumas of Seattle were at
the Claude Petersen home over
the week end.
MISS Dorothy Engdahl OF Seat
tie has been visiting at the J Bus.
sanich home,
A good crowd representing bot
islands attended the social at the
community House Saturday even.
ing. The social was held Tor the
benefit of the Orthopedic lIoSpi-
tai and was a financial success
Mr.. Smock was present and
gave an interesting talk which
was enjoyed by his many friends
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-16
L. C. BEALI,'s WORK
RECOGNIZED BY STATE

We are in receipt OF a beauti
fully printed copy Of a certificate
of recognition, presented by the
State College TO om island poul
tlyman, L. c. Beall, Jr., which
testifies to his contribution TO thC
poultry industry if the worlr ii
the following language:
The State College of Washing
ton recognizes the eminent seryi
ces of l.. c. Beall, Jr. in the de.
velopment OF agricultural thought
and practice aud presents this
testimonial in appreciation of hi
efforts for the advancement of tht
Poultry Industry and Farm life
In Witness Whereof, it is seal
ed and signed by the President Of
the Board OF Regents, the Presi-
dent OF the State College Of Wash
iugton, and the Dean OF the Col
lege of Agriculture.
w. A. Ritz, President OF the
Beard Of Regent.
Z, 0. Holland, President OF
the State College OF Washing
ton.
Edw, c. johnson, Dean OF the
College Of Agriculture.
Carttivol .Iulv a.
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GAMES AND SPORTS
FOR CARNIVAL DAY

The sports committee herewith
wish to announce that suitable
| prizes have been secured for all
the events on the games program
for the Carnival. The chairman,
Chas England, is very anxious for
you all to enter your special event
and so give the winner some keen
competition.
First of all prize Is off red
for the largest family COMING iii
tie smallest or lightest vehicle.
Get out your old One Hos Shay
and load in the wife and children.
Vashou and LiSlbeuIa baseball
teams are playing a game fot the
island championship on the Wash.
on grounds at nine thirty Satur
day morning. Proceeds to % to
the Carnival fund
Look over this list of events nd
decide the one you want to win
100 it. foot race for boys uader
seven. The same distance for girls
under even.
80 yd. dash for boys under -.
80 yd dash for girls under u.
Is yd dash fer boys under rs.
% yd dash for girls under Is.
Fat Mems race
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BASEBALL

island fans have been looking
forward with keen interest to a
meeting between the Vashon Is
land team aud tho I.isabeula team
for The Island Championship.
These clubs viii come together ON
July u at $50 a. m. at the High
School grounds. They will do
uate the proceed, to the 0rt6oa
pedie fund, but they will play for
blood Is it going TO be a hot
gamef Oh Boy!
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COMING EVENTS

list yoIr dates in this col
umu at least o week ahead Of
time No charge. This is
for the convenience and bene-
fit of schools, churches, aud
all clubs.
July 1921 Ep8orih League
Institute Beulall Park.
July 20, Elizabeth Bixby
Chapter d. A. Il. to meet at
home of Mrs G. Il Woods.
July 2i Carnival
August ~ Ladies, Auxili-
arv Of Presbyterian Church
pituit at Ellisport
sss sss 80 sss
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ming between four and half ana 1lve
million bushels, is predicted for the
Walla Walla valley.
NJ. Leach of Snohomish, aged go
years, was killed when his light run
about automobile overturned on a
curve on the Seattle road.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed
the storehouse of the Pacific Power
e Light company at kennewick, with
loss estimated at 100000.
Postal receipts at Aberdeen for the
three months period ending June 80
we're s22,5S1, gain of sSS50 over the
corresponding period in 1925.
Toll receipts on the interstate
bridge at Vancouver on July totaled
S2990.65, the highest OF any day since
the bridge was opened in 1917.
Albert o. LARSON, 23, corporal in
the United States signal corps, died
at Seattle from injuries received when
his automobile collided with street
car
The Cowlitz county commissioners
have authorized the construction of
a poultry exhibit building at the coun-
ty fair grounds at Woodland. to cost
5000.
Robert, the 7-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Stanley, was killed
ut Spokane when he fell from his bi-
cycle in front of truck which ran
over him.
Peter Berg. 40, was drowned in
seven feet of water at Lake Edwards
near Seattle. He went in swimming
TOO soon after eating and suffered a
heart attack.
Florence Walsh of Spokane, 10,
while wading in Diamond lake, step
ped into hole and disappeared. She
was dead when taken from the water
by Boy Scouts.
Fourth OF July firecrackers in the
hands OF Pc Ell boys are believed to
have caused disastrous fire that
licked up an entire block in the towns
business district.
Young men are registering so rapid
ly at Whitman college that 1t is prob,
able a waiting list will be established
after August l, according to Dean
Walter A. Bratton.
Mrs. Jessie Myer, Yakima schoo!
teacher, was Instantly killed when the
automobile being driven by her hus.
band was hit by a freight train at
Vista, near Kennewick.
High winds are blamed by Chapin
Mills, horticultural inspector. with ex.
cessiye shedding by prune trees In
Clark county. which threatens to re-
iuce the yield materially.
H. A kroske, prominent church.
man of Spokane, is under arrest on
q charge of approprIating $500 from
~ ,ah,as ~ J., ,,,a.a,a, .a.,'....'' ea' ~
feuef" agents faioe" lodging
pouse' poo'foohi ana three foadhVuaes
at hoau'ahl' arrested II persons anu
7o'zeu n"nufeas ol oottles OF alieged
peer ana oV sa'lohs oil moonshine'
The body OF young man killed In
train wreck at Corea near Seattle.
Juno 81 has been identified as that
OF Clarence Henry Marshall 90 son
OF William II. Marshall OF Tumwater.
Fro which broke ou; In timber ON
Green Mountain. miles southeast Of
Orchards DESTROYED the Mckee mill
ana lumber yard AZ the base OF the
mountain The loss Is estimated at
tlb'ooO.
Copies OF paintings on large rock
north Of Spokane declared by Profes
sur oluf 0pslon TO be runlc writings,
mo,e u'"uo " " f'anR =. Niowl'on'
Vi,'eu ''e'eS sofeihi''en' seuiosiSt'
anu WnN " SEM % government Ut
'''''eo'os 's's io' stuus
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-16

+ Morgan and wife sailed on
the II. f Alexander Tuesday af-
tcrruon for Los Angeles where
they viii rest and yecupcrate fot
81 few days.
Ed Mace Of the Vashou Garage
Is bowing one of the new stan
iEes having brought it out from
Seattle the first of the week
AN Car" he says.
Mr, Il, Stevenson. mother of
Elmer was taken to the Seattle
General hospital on Wednesday
and underwent a scriou, operation
for tumor. She is doing well at
.ibi. writing. Her many friends
will pray for her complete re
eoveyy.
The Rebekah lodge are sponsor
ing the Carnival street dmHce It
the 2ith and from the big chick
N dinner they served at the Com.
.munity Home on Wedue.dly even
ing this paper predicts they will
put the Carnival Dance over with
a bang
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QUEEN S DANCE

The carnival spirit has taken
us into its mighty gra p II i,
only question Of the DEGREE
Some of us will east ourselves into
it madly but others Of us viii b.
only mildly inlluenced.N ii il be
that we are madly influenced then
will we east ourselves into the
maelstrom Of the carnival spirit
But it ii be- that When eyeutilc
comes and we beyome wearied by
too much fun and frolic then may
hap some Of us may wish TO slip
away to a more quiet atmos
phcre in which to bring to a close
this day OF days.
This alone is the Justification
for the QUEENS DANCE
which will be held III the auditor
nm Of the Community Home. Due
TO the limited space a limited mum
Der of tickets have been printed
cd and these may be secured from
any member of the Music and Art
Club at $1.00 for each person.
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LISABEULA

@ (Annabelle Dyer)
> $50 = . 80 = 4
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Mrs. James Malone of Echo
Beach was taken to the Taeoma
General hospital last Monday
where she underwent a major op
ration, but came through fine
nd is getting along as well as
could be hoped by anyone.
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DOCKToN

Mrs. Claude Peterseu)
=
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Mrs. w. X. BcaIl, daughter of
Mr., and Mrs.. A. d. Kmgshuty OF
Portage, after spending a couple
If weeks at the Kiugsbury homc
left for Portland Sunday, Franz
taking her TO the train in Tacoma
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Carnival July q
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
MUSICAL PROGRAM
ENJOTED AT N. f.
CHURCH SUPPER

-.tEb r. - the Methodist church
con g1cga.iou and ther friends en-
loved one of the popular monthly
supurrs ii the church social ha..
.ast night The atfal., which WAS
well attended, proved very success
full
The hall was prettiiy decorated
with baskets Of roses and bowls Of
uas.urtium>. Under the direction Of
Mrs. J. L. House. chairman. assist
ed bv Mesdames Brown. Mail and
B. H. Forney, the pot luck dinner
was served.
Following this an entertaining
program, OF which music was the
main feature. was presented. OF spe-
cial interest was q talk by Mrs. W.
I. Mabee state director Of music
for the California Federation Of
Women 5 clubs. The Use al
Hymns. = was Mrs. Mabcc' : subject.
She also sang two fine selections IL
lustratins her talk. for which she
was accompanied by Mrs. }. d. Foss.
Mrs. Joe King sang two vocal
solos, accompanied by Mrs. Foss, the
church orchestra played three selec-
tions. Mrs. Ruth Tccple Reid play
ed two piano solos and Lulu Mac
Hancock gave two readings. all Of
which received much applause.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Vets of Spanish
War to Yosemite

With the national curampwcut Of
'gr United Spanish Var Veterans
scheduled for Yosemite on Ma -
%, members of the organization are
r'1uuiug T. a'tchd ihc cucampmclt
IS nearly lpr per cont as possible.
Plans for attcudju. tic national
egrampmcnt viii be- taken mp NJ the
l.Nt meeting Of Imperial Valley
camp which is scheduled for Wcdncs
gay of u"vt week at : % 'rlpck In the
lrgion room at tN. courthouse.
The Southern Pacific company,
with cthcr wc~r,u rairoaa.. has
offered special rates to m"mhcrs Of
n. United Spnujh VA Veterans
and their famiies Who pam ~ at
'..Hd 'ho patiou"l curaupmo0t aud
L. !, hoped to obtain Il sufficient
unhrr for Imperial Valley ~np to
have Il ~prcal ear from ttis a.rtio1
HIi United Spanish 5ar ycioral.
I'm the valley. whether members Of
uHo iural c2up or not, uc .,yitcd
tr "'tcud the meeting a'N' week.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
9. e.. HORNE HONE
SCENE or INFORMAL
BRIDGE DINNER

Tie O. c. Horne home On south
sixth street was the scene. of an in
formal bridge dinner last night.
when Mr.. and Mrs. Horne cntcrtain-
- several of their friends
Pink was emphasized in the pre-
~ color scheme. Pink snlpdragou~
and habvs breath were combined in
the center ornament, white
candles and flower place cards re
Teat,d the same shade.
Covers were laid for NJ. and Mrs.
Harrv l.. Bart5cr, Mr.. and Mrs. Mont
). Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Ncrm NJ.
Bi>hop and Mr.. and Mrs, Horne.
Nj. and Mrs. E;shyp received the
prize for the highest combined score
following the evening OF bridge.
Consolation houor> went to Mr.. aad
nir>. RGJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
DINNER PARTY FOR
OUT OF TOWN GUESTS
GIVEN BY COGGENS

Nh. and Mr.. {. Z. Cos-ius gay,
an Informal dinner party At thclr
hona on Holt avenue last night. %
which several out Of town CUES,
Wera rompl.meated
covers were laid for Mrs. c. l..
Coaurr and daughr,-, Maryella. a..
- Bemardmo. NJ. and Mrs. HUI
FeHeh OF Los Angeles. NJ. ami NJ
/. Z. Sargent, Mr>. Ella Garrru aa.
vi. and Mrs. Goggius.
Mr. and Mrs. French are hous
guests at the Coggiu> home. having
arrived Yesterday. They are leal-
ing for the coast Saturday. Mr..
French viii be pleasantly remember
I'd by many people here as Mr..
Helen Ia>igj. - toracr resident OF
this city. Her marriage to Mr..
French took place recently iii LIS
Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
SOCIAL NEWS
MRS. MABEE PLEASES CLUB WOMEN
BY INTERESTING TALK ON VARIED
PHASES OF NUSIC: ALSO SINGS SOLOS

Music was the principal theme al
the. meeting Of the Woman 5 Ten
Thousand club held yesterday after
noon From the half hour of com.
munity singing which preceded the
-regular meeting, to the close Of Tho
fine talk given by Mrs. W. r. Ma.
bee. state federation chairman Of
n+4ieic, the subject was emphasized.
Music as n Mora and spiritual
Influence. was the title Of Mrs.
Mabec $ fine talk which was the tea-
turc Of the afternoon. Covering a
number of phases Of music Mrs. Ma
bee did not coufiue herself closely
to any one. bat touched many things
Of fsintercSt. Three vocal solos, in
witch Mrs. Mahee proved herself a
real musicion as wclI rs an ardent
dcvotcc of music rs an art which
everyone can enjoy, formed a de
lightfu addition to the state chaif-
man S talk.
emusic should bc the bir'hri-ht
of every child. Mrs. Mabcc said in
opening her au-rcsS, in thc course of
which She made strong plea for
emusic III the soul.
The fact that musical apprccia
lion should be incuded in every edu-
cation, so that the enjoyment ef
music viii not bc limited to musi-
clans, was emphasized by the speak
er.
Modern music, the necessity of
Supporting our own American com
el1ers such as Charles Wakefield
Cadman, and tnr value Of religious
music were among the subjects touch
"a upon BY Mrs. Mabee.
OF interest to the club women
was the description Of the special
musical program to Tee presented a.
file state convention i'm Riverside
during tho carIv part If May.
among Mrs. M@bee's recommends
tious for musicsI work by club 1,a-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
W. AND
INCLEWO0D BANKS
EFFECT MERGER
Local Units of P.-S. w.
Will Remain Indepen-
dent With Same Name.

INGIEWOOD, Cal, April l6. -
Official announccmct was made to-
dav that the First National Bank of
hrglewood, with its Fairvicw
Heights office. and the lnglewood
Savings bank. will merge with the
Pacific Southwest Trust X Savings.
bank. The Ing!cwood group of
hanks is owned by me stockholders
of the First National Bank of In
glewood. The announcement was
made bv W. G.. Brown, resident of
the First National and the lnglc-
wood Savings bank. The date the
merger will become effective will
be announced later.
Under the deeentralized method of
control in the Pacific Southwest
bank, the local units will remain aft
cr the merger as independent units,
with the sam" stockholders, Officers
and employees. It WAS pointed out
by the officials handling the details
OF the merger thai the transaction ~
i'll no sense Il purchase of the local
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
THURSDAY CARD
CLJB MEETS WITH
.ERS. II. JOHNSON

Members of thr Thursday cluI
were guests OF Mrs. Milton johnson
at pretty pot luck luncheon served
1T her home yesterday. White and
rcd roses ccatrrcd the table. Fiv,
hundred wa sthr diversion of the
atjctuoon
High score prize was won by Mrs
i. d. Bartce of Long Beach. Mrs
=. ID. Brown took second place and
Ms. Milton Benton, conservation.
Guests present included Mes
DANES j. r. JohuSou, ii. 4. Pike, u.
RlckcttS. Cliff Woodland l.. H
Shaw. Lee Smuilins, Jefts>Mills. Ce-
ell Downing. II. :. Scott, Holtvil!l
Mesdamcs Homer Spear, NJ. Bigger
stair. Bin Pond, john Hewtcr.
Mclo'ani; Mcsdamrs Milton Benton,
i. Rice. j. y. Brown +. /. Massey,
Hucscy, FL Centre. and Mrs. T. u.
Eartcc, Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
"Pretend Cowboy"
Executed Today

SALEM, Ore, April l6,-Archie
Codie, the pretend Cowboy who
wanted to be bad man, swung to
his death in the state penitentiary
at S:4l II. M. today for the murder
of Sheriff Austin Goodman of Har-
nev county August ~, 1924.
The crime for which Code paid
the supreme penalty WAS committed
in Malhcur. where Goodman had fol
lowed to arrest him on bad check
charge. In the gun battle that fol.
lowed Goodman was shot in the leg
and blcd to death.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Kuhn OF United
Press is Buried
Hy United Press LenAed Wire

CHICAGO, April lG,-'rhr rs
main, Of Bert l.. Kuhn, United
Press staff correspondent at shan.
2hai, wao died at his post Of duty
February y. were entered ia Rose
tin cemetery here today with none
hut bis immediate family taking
part I'M the burjal scr1icc.
4 public service was heId when
Nuhu's body wa, crrmatcd in
Shanghai aud his family decided
tbat the burial should be strictly
Irirato.
Kuhn 5 death followed . brief but
.crcro attack If pneumonia. Besides
his wife, Kuhn j. survived by his
mother and "a brother. all Of whom
live in Chicago.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
To Organize Class in
Parliamentary Lar al
Home of Mrs. .SUeeneY

y class for the study of parlia-
mcntarv law will be organized on
Wednesday, April p. at the home
Of Mrs. Oscar Sweeney, 1202 Euclid
avenue. The meeting is called for
$3.50 o clock.
Mrs. Eunicc Crockcr VIII be- the
leader Of the class. All who are in-
tcrested iu the study of parliament
AIRY law are invited 10 bee present,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
HrS. HdCcRS Hostess
to Bgde-1-W ee CIu6

Bide-A-Wee club members We.
3eli4h.taliv entertained BY Mrs. +
II. iiayo> AT hcr home u North
reuth street Wednesday afternoon.
flie time vas spent with needle.
s-urk.
Ms. Ilayeu> was assisted in scrv-
.He dainty refreshments by Mrs. J.
y. Cook.
Members enjoying the pleasant
afternoon were Mcsdamc> t.ugrue
Williams. J. u. Fo~s, W. ". Nc
IEeu, II. u. zones. {. L. Cnildcrs,
leslie Mcconnell Frank W. Young.
}. ". Cook and Wesley Shepherd.
Miss Esther kramar Of RedIaaas
as a guest of the club
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16

'mcn WAS the supporting of music IN
the schools. in settlements where il
Will reach foreigners, and in the
churches and Sunday schools where
the younger generation may be
taught the hymns written bv the
old masters.
My Task" by Ashford, and
THE Good Shcphcrd,' by Van de
Water were sung by Mrs. Mahcc.
who is the possessor of a splendid
Voice Unusual feeling was shown
by Mrs Mahcc i'll her Interpretation
OF these TWO numbers and in an
other religious selection which she
gave in response to an insiStent en-
core. Mrs J, D. Foss ably accom-
panied Mrs. Mabee.
Preceding Mrs. Mabcc'S talk Mrs
Don Rex sang two decidedly pleas
ing vocal solos, ne frs Of which
was ''lndi;.l Dawn, by Ianeeuick,
which WAS given by special request.
Mrs. Rex chose for her second Sc
lection Carrie Jacobs Bond :, :" y
Little Bit o IloHey. Mrs. Rex
was accompanied by Mrs. George \.
Hartman.
During the business session which
preceded the program. brief come
backs from the county convention
ut Holtvillc We're given. Mrs. FL
mcr A. Todd told Of the work re-
ported by the different county clubs
Mrs. y. B. Roberts gave a resume
uf the address by br. OrPha Jean
Shontz on Juvenile Problems.
Mrs. Frank f. Anderson told Of
the conference luncheon.
Mcsdamcs +. y. y. Hatch. Joseph
Nav and r. +. Couch reported re
>pcctivrlv on the educational. recrc-
1tioual and spiritual angles Of the
Nrxicau problem u il exists IN I'm
irrial Valley.
Mrs. JaeE Kelley was elected tn
membership IN the club, and other
routine business Transacted.
The auditorium stage WAS made
attractive by tall bas-
aets of lmperia! Valley roses. raised
in the gardens ot several Of the club
members.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
Ell CENTRC WOMEN
REMINDED OF PARTY
BY COLLEGE CLUB

Women of the city are reminded
of the College Women 5 club card
party, which viii take place tomor-
row afternoon at the Ten Thousand
club.
While tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. \. H. Kc.lrr Mrs. Ethel
Parent. or Miss Irene Brooks, pur-
chase of tickets in advance is not
necessary. rs they may hc obtained
at the door. AS announced before,
the party is strictly benefit af-
fair is proceeds are for the scholar
ship fund.
Play. which Will include both
bridge and five hundred contests,
will start at 2:5O 0 clock. Every
one is invited
Imperial Valley press., 1926-04-16
DORSEY HHITELAWS
HONOR SETH RICE
AT BIRTHDAY P4RTI

Nj and Mr.. Dorsey Whitelaw ot
NaAjalwood Drive were host aao
hostess at al Informal dinner party
alathtir home last night, the affai.
being in the nature u surprise
Birthday celebration for Seth Rice
I CaieNi.o.
Pink roses and tapcr> of til, same
delicate shade ccntcred the table
where covers were land tor Nj.
Rirc Miss Catherine steele of Cor
aado. Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. White
law. Mr.. add Mrs. Dorsey White
law and Ruth and Peggy Whitclaw.
Bridge was played during the
evening.