Imperial Valley press., 1928-04-09
Social Brevities

Entire Nos Club members will
meet at the Ten Thousand club to-
morrow night for an Easter dance.
Several clever features developing
the Faster theme are being planned
by the chairmen of the committee,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Sloan.
The Seeley Farm Home Depart
ment will meet Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Frank Pennock. The
meeting is called for 1880 o clock.
Pot luck luncheon will be served at
noon. The days work will be un-
der the direction of Miss Estellc
Griswold, the new home demonstra-
ton agent at large who is to be
here for the next three months. The
subject will be hat making and all
women of the district are invited.
All who are interested in making
new hats or rejuvenating old ones
are urged to be present.
Rev. and Mrs. \. f. Worthy arc
expected to arrive from Long Beach
| today. and will visit friends here
for several days. On their arrival,
they will 90 to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Lingo. The Worthys
have many friends here, as Mr.. Wor-
thy is the former pastor of the
State Street Christian church. He
is now making a decided success of
his work as pastor of the Eastside
Christian church of Long Beach.
Among the attractive affairs of
the week will be two bridge lunch
cons for which Mrs. George Mann
and Mrs. Don Rex have sent out
cards. The parties will be given at
Las Flores on Wednesday and
/ Thursday.
Tonight at the home of the class
president, Ray RcardOn, 40 Hamll-
ton avenue, the monthly meeting Of
the Loyal Young People 5 Class Of
the State Street Christian church
will be held The meeting is called
for 1880 O. clock. Plans for the big
entertainment to be given by the
class at Brunk' 5 Tulane thcatcr on
Friday evening, April 90, will be
discussed.
Mrs. Ross 7. Hickcox left ycstcr-
day for the coast, motoring 10 her
cottage on Point Iona. Later in
the week she will 90 to Los Angeles
and before returning will give 4
program AT Alhambra. She plans ~
return to the city on Friday.
The Missionary Society Of the
state Street Christian church viii
serve a New England dinner at the
home of Mrs. r. l.. Graves, FL Do
RADIO Acres, tomorrow from 1880 m
| O'Clock. All members of tho 50.
ciety and the public as we'll are in.
yited 10 attend. A nominal charge
Will be made, proceeds to 90 to the
socjctv's S treasury. The regular busi-
ness and social meeting of the soci-
city viii be held in connection with
the luncheon. Any members wish
ing transportation should telephone
t9S.
Tomorrow at O'Clock the mem
bcrs Of the Presbyterian Guild viii
gather at the church for Il pot luck
luncheon, after which the regular
business meeting will be held. Mrs
Minor NJ. Swccncy, president, viii
announce the personnel Of commit
tees 10 serve for the coming year. II
is requested that members bring
their needles and thimblcs, as dish
towels for the church are to be
hemmed.
\ surprise birthday dinner was
given for Mrs. James A. Schofiold,
worthy matron Of Signal Chapter
No. 27G, Q. +. S., by her officers
on Saturday evening in thc Masonic
Temple. Pink roses and pink cam
dies ccutcrcd the two long tables
around which gathered all Of the Of.
ficcrs and their families. In an APP
propriatc after dinner speech,
Charles II. knights, worthy patron,
presented Mrs. Schoficld with
lovely gift Of sterling silver from
her officers.
The Baptist church parlors vert
the scene of a jolly Easter party