Imperial Valley press., 1926-05-21

Speakers and board members
tables. The presence of Mrs. Car
! Morford. new president of the I'm
perial County Federation of Won
en- ; clubs. and representatives OF
the Brawley, Holtvillc and CaleNict
! Women 5 clubs, the Parent-Teaeh
e1s association Of Imperial and the
4 county College women s club added
! to the ncighborliness OF the oecaS,
! ion.
/ Mrs. II. Y. Gray acted as toast.
I I istrcss for the day. and sraeiously
introduced the various speakers,
c'cverlv weaving together the pro
gram theme with appropriate poems
and quotations. Sam Walter
FosS well known poem. The
House by the Side of the Road.
was given by Mrs. Gray in her in
PRODUCTION. after which she intro
duced Mrs. Earle G. Davis, who
gave delightful toast to the Swiss
people.
Swiss Group
Mrs. Davis in turn introduced two
Swiss dancers from the Wooda
blosv studio. Geraldine Johnson anu
Ethel Pearl Cross, who in appro-
pirate costume gave a most attrac-
tive folk dance. Mrs. Davis also
introduced Mrs. \. Ambort. who re-
sides southwest OF this city. Mrs.
Ambort, who in her picturesque
Swiss costume had attracted much
attention at the luncheon where she
vas a guest. sang group Of Swiss
~ dclin- songs. which were particG-
iarlv interesting and were cnthus-
iasticalv received.
The Making Of Friends. was
used by Mrs. Gray in introducing
Mrs. Warren Curricr, vino herself
n.o~i pleasingly. introduced, III clev-
u rhyme. a Mexican Spanish num-
bcr. Francesca Cantu, better known
10 residents Of this city as Mrs.
Ray {. Roberts, gave two songs, Il
u Orilla de IN Palmar Ponce
and the always Popt.ar LA Pa
LIMA GRADER singing III the
7.vacious and charming SpaniSa
manner. IN response 10 insistent
eIeores Mrs. Roberts sang "tlavel-
itos. Talverde.} Mrs. Roberts
stunning Spanish costume added 10
me attractivcneSS OF her namber.
Sle was accompanied b. NJ. n.
Clevez At the piano.
With the dialect poem Giuseppe
roma>>i. Mrs. Gray Introduced
Mrs. Robert ". Campbell who gave
q graceful toast - Italy and intro
fuccd three little dancers. Barbara
Horton. Gleuadine Utlev, Mildred
A'arcot. from -he Nooda Ble,y
studio. The children in their gay
costumes made . decided hit Wit.
he audience.
Toasts Japan
Responding 70 a toast on ..apa
: ven bv Mrs. " Y. Apple, VINO )
a sincere exponent o- the belief tha.
world peace win come through IN
tclnational understanding. were a
= CUP OF three IN costumes OF III"
Island OF Nippon. Mrs. John T.
Eiee acted a. Spokesman for tine
group rleveriy Interpreting her part.
Little Lois Neito. in her ga Japa
lrse kimoHa and slippers, played a
risno selection IN a most creditabie
nauner. Ms. Don Rex. arcomPan
;ed br Mrs.. George A. Hartman.
sang "Cmc Fine Dsv, from t4e
orera Madame Butterfly, most
plca,ingly.
India was introduced by Mrs. 5.
". Williams. who gave tn last Of
tfc interesting series Of toasts upon
forc'sa lands. the inhabitants Of
which Imperial Valley residents .
come in contact with 10 the greate,t !
drElcc.
: dance O: India b. Ciaire Ne
kirk. one of tie leading dancers o
,ac H)csv studio. together With IN
ST. .iug = The Rad = MauJ1- .
'aH." Ly Wa'rtr johnson. NJ .
J .utmaa at The piano. ters num-
I'-- 'zi:caI 5t Iad.s.
Tie closing toast was given Joy
Ms ). D~mmond Hu,'oa. p.e-ideir,
O. the Cub. who simply bg' -ft,r /
t.vcIv told tie ,vcf-rhara.rg s-0-. .
OF The R"a1 q tne Long
Heart built bv tho ten samoa. ,
chiefs. for their beloved Tu..-
taia. Robert Loul, Stevenson.
'' Fame dies, -onor- perish. 55t
loving kindness is immor-sl. Ms.
huston quoted IN closing Acr taa.-
Mrs. Gray brought the program 20