Imperial Valley press., 1929-01-18
SOCIETY," AND CLUB NEWS

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Preceding tie business session 4
delicious luncheon was served to
about Is club members. As this was
the first luncheon eujeyed by the
club, particular care had been taken
to make it an especially enjoyable
one. Mrs. {. 5. Thatcher was host
csS. with MeSdameS W. \. Tondro,
Neil HickcoN and Earl Vcncil capa-
bly, assisting her. Excellent service
was enjoyed, with Mesdamcs Chester
McLaren, Douglas Decide, George
Mann. NJ. J. Dowd. Philip Hodgkin
and Carl Clemens acting as wait
fesSeS.
An orange and green color scheme
was atjraccively employed, bud
vases with calcnoulaS centerinG the
tables and orange joilies used for
the cocktail course.
Mrs Q. J. Bradshaw was hostess
to L6 and hid her large table pref
tilv appointed in orange and green.
The centerpiece was unusually a.
tractive. cdlengulas in wrought
iron howl thanked by tangerine
candles and grceuery. Gay tulip
place cards marked covers for Miss
Josephine Seaman. guest of honor;
Mrs John Kavanaugh, county presi-
dent; Mrs. +. b. Hoft, CalcNico
Womcn's Improvement club presl
dent; Mcsdamcs F. D. Jacobs, \. W.
Hale. Hugh T. Osborne and James
". Glassford, past presidents; Mrs.
Warren Currier. program and year
book chairman aud Mrsdamcs
Elmer Hcald. W. J. Clements, g.
Z. Sones. T. II. Maurrr, Guy Bey
non, II. {. Dillcr. }. L. Brock ana
Earle Davis. board members.
Miss Seaman spoke informally
during luncheon, discussing the two
representation plans which are toI
be considered soon. and answering
number of questions on the sub
icct. Her talk served to clear UP
m;tnv doubts on the matter.
The club hoase had been prcttiiy
decorated for thc occasion with tall
baskets Of groencry and pampaS
grass. Mrs. W. j. Clements and
Mrs. 7. II. Gcbbie being responsible
for the decorations.
Mrs. O. J, Bradshaw presided dur
ing the business meeting. and intro
duccd Miss Seaman, Mrs. John KAY
anaugh and Mrs. f. B. Hoff. Mrs
Hoff thanked the local club for in /
yiting members of the CalcXico Wo- I
man 5 Improvement club to be
guests at the meeting. Mrs. Kavan-
augh. county president, expressed +
her appreciation Tor the support and |!
cooperation given her hy members +
1T tlc WauaH's Ton Fh3uSaud club, .
ana mentioned Mcslames Hugh T.
d, .as.. Davis. EM.r Head.
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Brown A.r-. ~. +. Ee'f. music
raa.4aa, ar-n- & ta.a part of the,
program.
Regular Announcements
Mrs Warren Duirier. chairman o-
,s program auj year look e.4m-t-
..,. au.#aeel ~. neXc program for
February -, .rG.r the direction. Of
ri, Arts and Crafts Section. !
The finance squad party has been
POSTPONED, according to Mrs. Edwin |
0. Carter, chairman of the finance |
committee. Mrs. James W. Glass
ford reported for the card commit
tee. and asked club women and their /
friends to attend the next three |
luncheonS.
Mrs. \. \. Contos reported for the
public service group and Mrs. Hugh
T. Osborne for the membership
committee
Section meetings We're announced
and viii be printed in later issues
Of the Press.
Two more notes were drawn yes
terdav by Mrs. James ". GlasSford,
the holders being Mrs. W. :. Faw-
ce,t and ". l.. Hodges. Only TWO
notes remain to be paid, this an
nounccment being greeted with
much iov by the club members.
Mrs. Heald was elected as a mem
Der Of the county nominating com
mittee.
1t was decided to postpone voting
on the TWO plans for representation
revision until . future date, a mo
tiou 10 This effect made by Mrs F.
y. Jacobs being voted ON favorably.
Three new members were welcom
cd into the club, including Mrs.
Mary Savage, Mrs. Ernest Sanders
and Mrs. H. W. Wiz, who comes in
a. an associate member.
MISSIONARY GROUP
TO MEET TUESDAY
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