Imperial Valley press., 1929-04-29
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
AT BARBARA WORTH
CHARMING AFFAIR

One of the loveljcst events Of the
social season was the delightful
bridge luncheon given Saturday at
the Barbara Worth by MIS-. viii
Conway and Mrs. Elizabeth In
bury.
The large dining room made an
attractive setting for the party
with its small tables beautifully
decorated with bowls of exquisite
spring flowers in pastel shades. the
bowls being covered with glazed
paper in shades matching the bios
sons, with the gold nutcups in the
form of horns of plenty, covered
with the same papers. and tied with
orange blossoms
After a delicious luncheon the
guests adjourned to the mczzanine
floor fer bridge, and here also. the
same decorations were cmrlovcd.
The card tables had gold candy
baskets tied with fluffy bows of
Julie, and TWO large baskets tied
with huge bows of the cellophane
paper, whose transparency and
brightness Of hue made the colors
employed far more lovely than
those found in the duller papers
which contained the tallies. mounted
on gilt backgrounds and tied with
perky bows of the ccllophauc.
Prizes were awarded t. Mrs.
Eugene LeBaron Of Eruwlcy, first;
Mrs. Allen 2. Nutfcr, second; Mrs.
Hugh T. Osborne, third; Mrs. {.
W. Maitland, fourth; Mrs. Mont
Reid, fifth; and Mrs. J, X. Fahring
Of Holtviile, consolation.
Assisting the hostesses during
the afternoon were Mesdames IL. c.
Diller. John Zenos, ". j. Wohnsky
and J. W. Dorohuo
Those enjoying the gracious
hospitality Of Mrs. Conway and
Mrs. Lmaurv were Nesdamas Y. ".
Apple, Sem Bacon, Guy Bavnor,
B. 2. B.bbins, Don Birlee. Pau.
Bon2an, 7 /. Brock, ". L. Brooks,
Leta Prvan, + \ Burger, \. ".
Bunte, F ". Campbell, Z Q. Car
ter, Il. II. Cary, Fred Cross, J. /.
Davis, po1er Dawson, Douglas
Decide, T. II. Delno, H. (. Diiler,
Norman Dupont. 7. N. Donohue
Arthur Edgar, Ray Edgar, f. ".
Ferris. G. r. Ferguson, T. II. Geh-
bic, f. J. G.anola, j. W Glassford.
Charles Hail, Harry Horton, o. q.
Horne, Philip UoJgkin, Harry
Hooper, l.. G. House, Ross I. Hick
cox. Elmer Iio3,d. f. =. Jacobs, !.
;. Jones, Earl Jones, Rodney Jrn-
kln,, Foraese kut<, y. H. Keller.
Mamie KeDlcv, Fred kearau. Elmo
Loyad, Frank Latnrap. LaslzT. i.
+. Lemons, Henry Loud, II. Leach,
Chester NrLar.1, G.. ". Maitland,
G. Y. MarAltlur, Mark Magee.
George Mann, /. i. Mack. ". j..
Ina2her II. !. Moytr, L. L. Mar
TN, I. l.. Minor. L. \. Nance.
AI!eE Eutter, 7. =. Nu.tGI. Hugh
r. Osborne, l.. r. PAiIlcy, Kendall
B. Perkins. =. Pauman Mont !.
R.d. John Rice. y. b. Roberts.
Da,e Ramsey, Don Rsx. Ralph
Reynolds, j. T. ~traub, Y. J..
smith, ". \. Nchcniman. D. stat
ford E.urr Todd, G.. :. Thatcher,
!. l.. Travers, Pgrr.c TLarEer. john
Tyler, W. \. Tondro. Vaughn
Thompson Earl Neuru. Martin
Wall Dorsey WhiroIaw. John
Waterman, Don Wells, Z. Y. Wat
son. ". j. Violin ly, John Iruo,.
Holm T. Andrew, Jr.. and II. Y.
cray OF Imperial; r. e. Fuller and
Harry Jouo, Of san Diego, &. j..
Brooks of Winslow, Arizona; ". L..
Moyher Of LIoltvillc and Now York;
Tom Edgar, G.. Harp, Joe Handy,
Eugene Le Baron, Il. L. wills, Of
Brawlor; J. X. Fahrjag, John Kcye,
Jack Payno, OF Iioltvillc, and thc
Misses Louise Albright, Eralyn Bo-
man, Eljnor Punpoll, EdytA Grass
muck Helen Walker, Glady,
/ Wilde-Browu.