Imperial Valley press., 1927-10-15
Social Brevities

Mrs. W. F. Mosher. formerly of
| Holtville. has returned from Los An
geles and is spending 10 days visit
, ing in the former city, where she Is
a house guest of Mrs. o. c. Harris.
! DR.. Mosher and Mr.. Harris are mem
I bers Of hunting party which Is
making a trip through Arizona. DR..
and Mrs. Mosher are planning TO 90
| east shortly for an extended stay.
! The History section of the Won
= an 5 Ten Thousand Club will hold
its opening meeting Monday after,
noon at $50. Mrs. Apple, the chair
man, will entertain the group at her
/ home, 613 Olive avenue. The SEE
tion will open Il years program on
F.. international relations and travel.
Arthur F.. Schultz will be the speak
er at Monday 5 meeting, present
ing the first Of the series of travel
talks and also giving some thoughts
on world peace.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Huev of
! Calexico have returned home from
i Paris, where they spent six weeks.
/ The Hnevs were members of the
{ American Legion delegation. Oae
Cf the most interesting features Of
their trip was their airplanc hop
from Paris 10 London and return.
They went in one of the big l. pas
scngcr planes that operate on
daily schedule between the two
| cities. The Hueys share the opin-
! ion Of other returning Iegionnaires
and state that the trip was wonder
! fully interesting experience, and are
warm in their praise of the hospital
ity OF the French people.
DR.. and Mrs. L. &. House, their
piece, Dorothy Lou Gillian, and Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Bickncll of Bicknell,
/ indiana. arrived here Yesterday aft
: crnoon. following Il motor trip from
! Fouldrr, Colorado. DR.. and Mrs
House have been gone for the past
/ five weeks, having spent part OF
/ that time in Boulder and also going
! east from there by train to visit
/ in Indiana. Motoring home, the
/ party was given some unexpected
/ thrills by bad roads which were un-
/ Der construction near the Gillespie
/ Dam in Arizona. Fortunately a seri-
! ouS accident was aVcrtcd, but a num-
J Der of repairs To the ear were nee
b Il III
/ spend some time visiting here. Mrs.
: Bickncll is the sister ef Er House
and Principal j. l.. House of the
! high school.
Clever little invitations, hearing
. rhy1ned greetings, are ont for
Homecoming party, 10 be given
! tuesday afternoon at the home Of
; Mrs. NJ. j. Dowd. 500 Wcn>lcv ave
rue. Members of the Missionary
! society of the Methodist church viii
act as hOstcsses The women Of the
congregation are included in the
guest list. An attractive program
, If entertainment is being planned.
, The Yuma sand dunes were the
scene of merry desert party last
hight when Il group Of Young people
motored out from FL Ccntro for a
yreincr roast. Viola Dundas. Cecil
I;ehkopf, Lois Phillips, Bonnie
bracsc, dunbar Carey, Edwin Wait
ley, Walton Johnson and Jimmie
Sharp made up the party. Eictrola
rluoic and stories told around the
dying cmbers of a big fire added to
nc success Of the evening.
Mrs. i. u. Fuller, former we'll |
nown resident of this scity. is cx
pccted here about thc middle Of |
rcXt week 10 visit friends. While !
in the city Mrs. Fuller viii be the !
house guest Of Mrs. ". ". Apple and
Mrs. Robert W. Campbell at their
respective homes. Mrs Fuller now
resides in San Diego.
Mrs. Wiley Weaver Sr. arrived in
the city last night and is spending
the day visiting friends, Mrs.
Weaver motorcd down with her son,
Niley Weaver Jr.. who is now max.
ing his home in Los Angeles. Mrs.
Weaver is planning TO spend the
winter in her attractive cottage at
Jacumba.
Senator Shipstcad, attacked by !