Imperial Valley press., 1927-11-26
Social Brevities

have as their Thanksgiving house
guests Mr.. and Mrs. George Schultz
of Puente and their daughters,
Esther and Eleanor. Mr.. Schultz is
brother of Rev. Schultz, and his
wife and Mrs. Arthur Schultz are
sisters. Arthur Schultz Jr. is also
with his parents for the holidays,
being back from Z. S. c. where he
is a member of the freshman class.
Plans for busy week, which will
open Monday, have been made by
members of the Ell Centre W. c. T..
L. On Monday afternoon at 3 o clock
the union will meet at the home of
Mrs. A. L. Pyle, Gas Olive avenue.
a special business session is to be
held and arrangements for the en-
tertainment of the county executive
board, which win meet here all day
Friday at the Methodist social hall
viii be discussed. In connection
with the gathering Friday pot
luck luncheon viii be served at noon
to which the society's honorary
members, which include the hus-
bands of the members, are invited.
On Saturday, December 3, the w.
C. T. L. will hold a doughnut and
pie sale, the place to be announced
later.
Mrs. George DeHaven has as her
Thanksgiving weekend house guests
her mother, Mrs. Blanche Walker of
Los Angeles, and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Cole and their daughter, Miss
Virginia, of San Diego. The Coles
are former El Centre residents. The
DeHavens' two sons, George and
Wellington, are also home for the
holidays from the Mission school at
San Luis Rey, where they are en-
rolled.
Mrs. Malcolm Huey of Calexico,
who recently returned from Europe
where she accompanied Mr.. Huev on
the American Legion's trip.to Paris,
; will be the speaker of the day at the
next meeting of the History Section
of the Woman s Ten Thousand Club.
! The meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Elmer Heald, $50
South Fifth street, Monday after
noon at $780,.
Harriet Stafford was hostess at
an informal dinner and theater party
i last night in honor of one of her
friends, Lillian Mccormick of Los
Angeles who is here for the holidays.
! Dinner was served at the home of
! Harriet's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Duane Stafford of Olive avenue. At
the dinner table, which was pretti.
1ly decorated in pink, covers We're
placed for Lillian Mccormick, Ada
/ Besse Beynon, Lucille Beynon, Mad
selyn Horton, Florence Busby and
J The youthful hostess.
i Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. King arc
among those having family reunion:
at their home for the holidays
Their guests include Mr.. and Mrs
tJav w. Face of Long Beach, cousin:
-eof Mr.. King. The Kings daughter
Miss Dorothy King, VINO Is attend
/ ing secretarial school and their son
ID olfH Ming are DOlH lioLic 4iOiA 'oo'
Bernardino, TO visit their parents.
4 Members of the Music Section
held an interesting meeting yester
dav afternoon at the home of the
sectional chairman, Mrs. F. A. Bur
ger. HYMNS was the subject O
the afternoon study, under the di
reetion of Nine. Katherine Ware
Kupelian. The early origin o
hymns, what constitutes a goot
hymn, and why certain hymn ar
popular were among the topics In
i terestingly explained.
/ Mrs. G. E. Coggins will entertain
members Of Chapter A. ", P. Z. Q
at a luncheon at her home Monday
She will be assisted in her duties a
hostess by Mrs. j. L. House. Mrs
Rov f. Breedlove will be in charg
of the program.
II The r. p. Pope home was tn
scene of waffle breakfast yester