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Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-08
Social RrevitieS


Women affiliated with the various
missionary societies of the Methodist
churches in the valley are meeting
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock III
the Holtville church for the annual
rally. Anyone interested in the
work is invited to be present and an
excellent program will be given.
The third card party of the series
sponsored by the card committee of
the WolnaR's Ten Thousand club will
be given tomorrow at l O'Clock a;
the club house and promises to be
an unusually enjoyable affair. Res
ervations have been coming in rap
IDLY but it will be possible to ae-
eommodate those still wishing to at
tend if they will notify Mrs. Arthur
Edgar.
The executive board of the 1mpcr-
ial County Women's clubs is in ses-
sion at Holtville today, with women
from the various valley clubs in at
tendance. Among those motoring
over from FL Centro to attend the
meeting are Mrs. Hugh 7. Osborne,
county vice president. Mrs. c. w.
Maitland, secretary of the board, and
Mrs. F. d. Jacobs
Complimenting Miss Emma Caver-
~, former Holtville resident who is
visiting here, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross T.
HickcoS entertained at a charming
ly appointed dinner party at their
home last night. Covers were laid
for eight. Following dinner. the
party attended the messiah.
IHmanuel Circle members, are to
meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs.
Cora Earl, 52J He'll avenue, for an
all day session. Mrs. Myrtle Miles
will act as devotional leader. Birth
days of members which occur in the
first half of the year will be OBJ
served. Hostesses for the day will
be Mrs. Earl. Mrs. Richard Jones
and Mrs. Copeuhaver. \ pot luck
luncheon will be served at noon.
Lltcrature section members OF the
Ten Thousand club reopcned their
Shakespcrian study under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Ross T. Hickcox yester-
day morning. A number of scenes
from tha Merchant of Venice were
read and discussed. II was announc-
Cd that the next meeting of the sec
tion vii be held at the Hickcox home
on January 2l. a large number of
members attended Yesterdays class.
Mrs. Wayne Elvander had as her
luncheon guests at home yesterday
Mrs. Romeo Smith. Mrs. C. S. That
cher and Mrs. 81. B. Swanborgcr.
At the close of delightful after
noon of bridge Mrs. Swapberger re
oeived the high score prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-08
Mrs. George Morrison
kTtertainS Card CLUB

Members of the Methodist Ladies
Aid Society held an enjoyable and
wcll-attended meeting YESTERDAY
when they gathered for the day at
the home of Mrs. y. A. Contos. \
delicious luncheon was served at
noon with Mesdames Charles L.
Childers, d. 3. Roberts, {. f. Cones,
T. A. Hunt, Lee Lenz and J. P. Nuf-
fer in charge
Mrs. W. W. McEuen presided at
the business session held in the af
fernoon, al which various routine
matters were discussed.
A feature of the afternoon was the
telling of charming story, "Thc
Lost Little Song of Chang Ho."
which was pleasingly given by Mrs.
Costos.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-08
Pershing Not To
Become Candidate

WASHINGTON, Jan. =. U.D-
General John j. Pershing today an
nounccd he would not become a can
didatc for the United States senate
from Nebraska.
Pershing tclegraphcd Mark Woods
in Lincoln, Ncb., confirming tele-
phone conversation of Yesterday IN
which he informed Woods he did
rot desire TO seek public office.
Woods, Il friend, started the senator.
ial boom.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-08
HIS BLUPT FAILED

Los ANGELES. Jan. s. (U,R)-
When she married willard u. Denny
wear ago she believed his conton
ton that ne was "a relative Of Rogin'
aid Dcuuy. the screen star, Mrs. Nif
giuia Douny said today in filing suit
for anuulment. She discovered al
ter the ceremony that he was no re
latiou TO the film player and she alsc
learned hat his story of large IN
comes from different estates was un
true. She said.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-08
LADIES AID MEMBERS
MEET ATCONTOS HOME

At the home Of Mrs George Nor
rison. 763 Park avenue, members of
the Yucca club were delightfully."- en-
tertained yesterday. Bridge was the
diversion Of the afternoon, and prizes
were won by Mrs. J. 5. Fleming for
high score and by Mrs. r. i. Dean,
consolation. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess following
the games.
Mrs. NJ. \. Wahlgren Of San Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-08

lSoc, in 7 los, Il l3E, s. b. NJ, con
tanning 50.l2 acres.
Ernest Flores. a minor, was com
nlitcd 10 the state school at Whit
tier. The order of commitment was
signed by Judge Finncy.
A. L. Mall and Clara Mall an
swercd the complaint of the county
ot Imperial, plaintiffs. They aim
they are the owners of certain prop
ortv involved in right of way pro
ccedings. The property was damaged
and its use impeded, and they ask
not less than $500 compensation.
II. r. Hittzcn and L. NJ. Icitrccls
were appointed special deputies by
Sheriff G. L. Gillett, -..
\. 5. Cox and y. +. Russck were
appointed deputy county clerks for
registration purposes Ivy County
Clerk e. .. Nousscar.
Judge !. c. Finncy granted pro,
..bation TO v. T. Marschall who had
been convicted of issuing 4 fictitious
chcck. He had been sentenced TO SIX
3nonths in Jail which sentence was
suspended on condition of future be-
havior. Probation was also grated
/. J. Deskin who obtained 500 by
means of telegram from the Bank
of Italy. The term of his probation
i to last two years conditioned on
Lis good Behaviour and also that
ic make restitution as soon as posi-
DO.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-08
ID0ings About
Court House

John G. Graham administrator Of
The estate of Homer NJ Rankin, dc.
aca cd, filed notice in the offjrc
Of the county clcrll that he w,li sell
al private sale, on or after January
!, all right, title and 'intcrc.t 10
tracts t3 and ~. r l6 SIR ICE, ' r..
NJ, for 10 per cent cash and tha
balance on confirmation Of sale.
Ray Edgar and {. Munccy were
appointed appraisers Of the "atatc
OF Joseph Trcshill by Judge Thomp-
son.
An order was signed hy .lut < o
Thompson that the labor rlaiw Of
i'rc1 Eadv in The sum of &!7n be-
pad hy q. -. Horro, for WORT ou
property now Iu the CUSTODY and
control of Horne
An order Was signed by Ju1gc
Thompson in superior court confirm
ing the sale Of real cstaten Of George
A. Whitlock in the sum ot SO cash,
aud S. j. Williams, administrator of
The estate Of Il. 0. lla'slcr is directed
20 execute and deliver 80 the pun
| chaser Of decd of conveyance sub.
! .icct TO all tax liens. The pro"ertr
is tract ls3a. r IGN, Il l2E. :. g. W.,
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-08
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS

was a guest of the club, while mem
hers present were Mesdames Wesley
He'll, J. ID. Townsend. J. NJ. Forshay,
} 4. Hall, Il. /. Dean, w. L. Cowan,
j. 5. Fleming and the hostess, Mrs.
Morrison
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-08

Mrs. Wayne Elvander had as her
luncheon guests at home yesterday
Mrs. Romeo Smith. Mrs. G.. S. That.
cher and Mrs. 81. B. Swanborgcr
At the close of delightful after
noon of bridge Mrs. Swanberger re
ceivcd the high score prize.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-01-08

Morrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-16

Peace and Freedom gave O tea late
yesterday afternoon in Its headquarters
at 8 Jackson place, in honor Of Miss
Kathleen Courtney, president Of the
British section Of the organization, and
Lady Glare Annesley of England. Both
of these women will make speaking
tours of the United States in interests
of world peace.
Mrs. Marjorie Peabody Waite and Mr..
George Foster Peabody of Saratoga
Springs, N. Y, are spending several
days at the Dodge Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Foster Of
Derby Conn, are at the Carlton for q
brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Peirce of Moylan-
Rose Valley, Pa, are making brief
visit at the Dodge Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs Duncan Robinson have
arrived in Washington, coming from
their home in Toronto, Canada, and are
at the Carlton for several days.
Mr.. Lenard r. Folse of this city, who
is scholarship student at the Chicago
Art Institute, was the dinner guest Sum
day of Mr.. Hamilton Forrest, youthful
composer of the new American opera,
Camille" Miss Mary Garden will have
the title role in the opera, which will
be produced next November in the new
Civic Opera House in Chicago.
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Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr. Mrs. Alvin Z
Dodd, Mrs. Henry H. Father, Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Hines, Mrs. Reginald S. Huide-
koper, Mrs. Halbert z. Payne, Mrs. c.
Mathews Dick, Mrs. William E. Doeller
Mrs. Charles Drayton and Mrs. William
Beverly Mason.
Col. Guy v. Henry, commandant al
Fort Myer, has arranged exhibition rides
of the Sd Cavalry and 10th Field Ar
tillery to commence tomorrow and to
be followed by other exhibitions on
Friday, January "a; Thursday, January
80; Friday, February z; Thursday, Feb
ruary 10; Friday, February 81: Friday
March Z, and Friday, March IA.
These rides, for which the Fort Myer
garrison is justly famous. are held in
the Riding Hall at ESQ O'Clock; All seats
are reserved but there is no charge Tor
tickets. Reservations may be made by
letter or by telephone to the adlutant
at Fort Myer.
Lieut.. Col. U. S. Grant, Sd, will be
an honor guest and will speak before
the members of the Kentucky Society
at the Willard Hotel the evening OF
January 20. There will be a military
receiving line which will include Maj.
Gen. Summerall. Gen. Henry T. Allen,
Gen. Kreger, Gen. King and Gen.
Simonds and their wives.
Maj. Allen Gullion Is president OF the
Kentucky Society in the District and
he has added as special features the
group Of songs by Miss Elvina Neal
Rowe, soprano, with Miss Mary Mathews
Taylor accompanist. The reception will
open at 8:15 o'clock in the evening.
Miss Bell Perkins of Richmond, who
is spending the Winter in Washington,
entertained company at a tea dance
in the palm room of the Mayfower
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Claude A.
Swanson, Mrs. Walter F. George, Mrs.
William E. Brock and Miss Charlotte
holland received with Miss Perkins,
while Mrs. Wilbur w. Hubbard, Mrs.
Francis A. Pope, Mrs. G. G. McCord
and Miss Callie Doyle assisted at the
tea table. Miss Perkins wore a jade
green ensemble Of georgette.
Among the other guests were Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson, Mrs. George Barnett,
Mrs. j. Borden Hartman. Representa-
tive Ruth Bryan owen, Representative
and Mrs. Wallace Dempsey, Senator and
Mrs. Carter Glass, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs.
Charles Beatty Moore. Judge and Mrs.
Samuel Jordan Graham, Judge and
Mrs. John Rutherford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Fairfax, Mrs. David Watkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Marye, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Morris, DR.. and Mrs.
Richard Laurens de SauSsure. Mrs.
Boyd, Miss Flora Doyle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Terrill, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Reed, Mr. and Mrs. H. st. George
Tucker, Mrs. Blair Bannister, Miss
Margaret Bannister, the Misses Moore,
Capt. and Mrs. Clarence Crittenden
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PatrOnesseS for Bal Boheme
At willard January "a.

Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, sister and
hostess of the Vice President; Nine.
Claudel, wife of the Ambassador OF
France; Frau Won Prittwitz, wife of the
Ambassador of Germany. and Nine
Debuchi, wife of the Ambassador of
Japan, head the recent list of prominent
patronesses for the Bal Boheme at the
Willard Hotel on the evening of Mon
day, January 81, at 10 o'clock.
other distinguished women represent
ing the diplomatic corps, as well as
official and social Washington, who
have accepted the invitation of the Arts
Club as patroneSses of the ball of the
Americas" are: Sonora de Olaya, wife
of the Minister of Colombia: Sonora de
Alfaro. wife of the Minister of Panama +;
Mrs. Massey. wife of the Minister of
Canada: Nine. de Royen, wife of
the Minister of the Netherlands: Sonora
de Medina. wife of the Minister of
Bolivia; Senorita QueSada, daughter of
the Minister of Costa RIGA; Mrs. Mac
White, wife Of the Minister of the Irish
Free State; Nine. WI, wife of the
Minister of China; Sonora Viteri, wife
OF the Minister of Ecuador; Mrs. Louw,
wife of the Minister of South Africa
Mrs. Charles P. Summerall, Mrs. Hugh
Cumming, Nine. Afifeh Bedy Bey, wife
of the counselor of the legation of
Turkey: Mrs. Charles E. Hughes, jr.;
Nine. de Chevalier, wife of the secre-
tary Of the legation of Panama; Sonora
de la Barra, wife Of the secretary of the
legation of Bolivia; Mrs. Frank B.
Freyer, Mrs. Clarence Busch, Mrs. Henry
Alvah Strong, Mrs. Frank High, Mrs.
Jardine. Mrs. William Kearney Carr,
Mrs. Hamilton Fish, Mrs. Richard
Wilmer Boiling and Mrs. Franklin
Adams.
Mrs. Fulton Lewis, who is vice chair
man of the Bal Boheme executive COM
mittee for the Arts Club, is likewise
chairman of the patronesses committee
stantly being received by Mrs. Lewis
for the ball.
Washington women are again taking
an active interest in the Community
Chest campaign this year, large num-
Der of them having afiliated with the
special gifts committee, Of which Mr..
Newbold Noyes is chairman. This COM
mittee has charge of soliciting gifts of
$500 and more, and because Of the in
creased number of organizations in the
Community Chest this year the COM
m1tbee's task Is correSpondingly greater
than it was last year.
Mrs. Frederick H. Brooke is one Of
the advisory vice chairmen of the COM
mittee, working directly with Mr.. Moves.
Among the active vice chairmen are Mrs.
Charles c. Glover, jr.: Mrs. Charles
A. Goldsmith and Mrs. Sidney F. Talia-
ferro, all of whom have formed teams
for active participation in the cam
paign.
Among the workers on the various
special gifts teams are Mrs. Frank B.
Freyer, Mrs. r. M Kaufman, Miss
Julia r. Maths Mrs. Mary Grant Raft
er, Mrs Herbert Howard, Mrs. Theo-
dore Wilkinson, Mrs. Clarence r. Will
son, Mrs. William j. Father, jr.; Mrs.
Adolph Kahn, Mrs. Wilson Compton
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Calhoun, Miss Catherine Critcher, Mr..
and Mrs. George Calvert, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew J. Montague, Mrs. Julia Kellogg
Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. George Vest,
Miss Lily woodward, Mrs. Hayward,
Mrs. Ewell Thornton, Miss Helen Plum
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Sands, Mrs.
Charles Graves Matthews, Mrs. David
Senator Walter F. George, Judge C. C.
McCord. Senator William E. Brock.
Senator Arthur Capper, Representative
Walton Moore, Mr.. Wilbur w HubbarS,
Wilbur w. Hubbard, jr.; DIR. Steuart B
Muncaster, Col. Wade H. Cooper Mr..
Charles Francois Guerin and others.
DR.. James L, Robb, president of Ten
nessee wesleyan College, was the din
ner guest last evening of DIR. Everett
M. Ellison in his home on NJ street.
Mrs. Mary Grant Rafter entertained
a party OF % at luncheon today at the
Carlton.
Mrs. Claude Swanson Semones, Mrs
Julian Demarest Simpson and Mrs An
drew Hamilton Cannon drove to Rich
mond yesterday to attend the ceremonies
incident to the Inauguration of the
governor.
Maj. and Mrs. Samuel Burleigh Mil
ton entertained at dinner last evening
In the Ambassador Hotel in honor OF
the Minister of Venezuela and Sonora
de Grisanti, when their other guests
were the Minister of Bolivia and Sonora
Dlez de Medina, Representative and
Mrs. .. S. Guyer of Kansas, the secre-
tary OF the Panama legation and Sonora
de Chevalier, the second secretary of
the Brazilian embassy and Senhora Fer
reira de Mello, the third secretary of
me legation OF Siam and Nine. Sveta-
lekha; the assistant naval attache Of
the French embassy, Lieut.. Paul Duban;
Senorita Maria Luisa Grisanti and
Senorita Ana Teresa Grisanti. dauqh-
tiers OF the honor guests: Col. Lee
lands. Capt. and Mrs. Charles H.
Franklin. DR.. and Mrs. N. H. barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kerlin. Mrs. Row
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Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Clifford
Bangs will leave tomorrow for Phoenix,
Ariz., where they will attend the Ma
tional Real Estate Convention to which
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Bangs are delegates
While in Phoenix they will stop at the
Westwood Hotel. They will leave Fri
day, January "a, for San Francisco
where they will sail Wednesday. jan
uary 20, for Honolulu on the Mauri
They expect to return to Washington
about March 10
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Miss Mite Burch, corresponding sec
rotary: Miss Pauline Bruner, social Sec
rotary, and Miss Deal Bogue, treasurer
Following the reception there will be
dancing in the patio, and later musi-
cal program under the direction of
Miss Margaret O'Brien. Nine. Cou-
tinho, concert pianist and graduate of
the Royal Conservatory of Lisbon, will
head the musical program, selecting
the "Bolero' and "Polonaise" of Chopin
and "Seguidillas" of Albeniz for her
numbers. Nine Coutinho was a stu
dent of Eugen d'Albert, himself a pupil
of List. Miss O'Brien will appear in
the program and will sing a group of
songs by popular composers. Mr.. Frank
Kinsbury, tenor, has arranged interest
ing selections and will be accompanied
by Miss Eleanor Colborn, who will also
give several piano selections in conclud-
ing the musical part of the evening.
A buffet supper will be served, starting
at midnight. All reservations should be
made Immediately through the director.
Mr.. Huntington, 3404 Prospect avenue.
The Quota Club Of Washington held
its luncheon at the Mayfiower today In
the Pan-American room In honor of
the newly elected president, Miss
Eleanor Eckhart. and the other newly
elected officers of the club. Mrs. Eliza
beth White, international secretary,
spoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-16

L. Neuhauser, Mrs. Daisy Seymour
Fronheiser, sister of the hostess; Miss
Eleanor Seymour Zimmerman of Bal.i-
more, cousin of the hostess: Mr.. vii
liam H. Mcclellan of California: Mr.
Raleigh Sherman and Mr.. Seymour Nc
Connell, son of the hostess.
Miss Mabel K. Babcock of Boston is
at the Willard, having come to Wash
ington for the three-day meeting of the
American Society of Landscape Archi-
tects, which opened its annual meeting
at the hotel today. Miss Babcock is
famous landscape architect and one
of the outstanding women in her pro-
feSsion. Two other women who have
earned distinction in this field are Miss
Norma F. Bankhardt and Miss Maude
B. Bankhardt of Cincinnati. and they
are also at the Willard for the week.
Mrs. M. de Clare Berry will be hostess
to a company at the formal opening
this afternoon Of the National Woman's
Country Club.
Art Promoters Dance Saturday
In Carlton Hotel Patio.
The reception and dance of the Art
Promoters Club in honor of its new
executive officers is scheduled to take
place Saturday from pm. to am.
in the patio of the Carlton Hotel
In the receiving line will be the
executive director, Mr.. William Elderkin
Huntington: the official hostess of the
society, Nine. Josephine da Lagnel; Mr..
Felix Lake, executive president; Mr..
Isaac Cans, Miss Margaret Louise
O'Brien, Mr.. Jess Rohrback and Miss
Mae Henriette Vance, vice presidents;
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The women's International League for
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Mrs. Redcay will be at home at the
Roosevelt.
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MING STAR WASHINGTON D. G, THURSDAY JANUARY 1e
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Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr. Mrs. Alvin Z.
Dodd, Mrs. Henry II. Father, Mrs. Jo-
seph H. Hines, Mrs. Reginald S. Huide-
koper, Mrs Halbert z. Payne, Mrs. G.
Mathews Dick, Mrs. William E. Doeller,
Mrs. Charles Drayton and Mrs. William
Beverly Mason.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Cammac
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DR.. James L. Robb, president of Ten
nessee Wesleyan College, was the din
ner guest last evening of DIR. Everett
M. Ellison in his home on M street.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-29
NOTES OF VALLEY PAGEANT

Help Wanted - is u sign that
viii be hung out in this column from
time TO time as Kenneth Randall.
atagc manager for "Thc Desert
Calls, - finds need TO call on the
community to cooperate with him in
preparing the necessary properties
and settings.
~ could use half dom high
school or college hoy, as assistant
stage managers, Randall said to-
day He than e@piaincd that the
large size Of I'll" stage makes it
necessary to have assistant man
ayers in number OF different l..
cations. These assistants viii act
und"r the direct orders of Producer
Phil Whiting, who from the control
booth Immediately in front o. the
center Of the stago, will syaeronize
the different groGps OF characters
by a signal system
BOYS arc interested should re
port to Randall a the pageant mead
quarters at the fair grounds,
The man whs viii occupy the
drivers box Of w. old stage coach
to be used in ona Of the. scenes Of
the Imperial VALLEY pageant, The
Desert Calls,' 10 Lc given 1t the
fair grounds on tn. evening Of ".
Nomhcr Is, :, q and 9, will 6c Jack
Goodwin Of Westn orlaud, 90 year
cid veteran, wh2 drove a siE-horsc
/ stage coach in tn real stage days.
Goodwin, who is IN the transfer
business in Nestmorland, was a.
fappy ~ n boy whom he learned the
decision Of tie pageant society to
! select him as 4 driver in the scene
! which viii recrsate the crossing OF
Imperial Valley wears ago by tho
famous ButterficlI stages.
As the hallmark Of Skill rs . stage
driver, Goodwin can point t. the
time when lie was on the staff Of
stage drivers for Captain Banning
when the lattcr owned Catalina
island and conducted tourist stage
service thorc more than Il quarter
century ago. Banning spct 10000
"H the tagc road across the island
enc Of tie .'>n&kioat' roads eyer
built.
Goodwin 5 first job there ~as t.
handles siy-horse team that had JUS
J benn broken IN He negotiated al
Ihc double 50 turns on this and
other trips without a mishap. On
one section thr routc dropped from
an elevation Of 1900 feet to tho
coast in three miles One Of Goed
"n's fcats in those days ,eas 70
SWING his horses round the loops and
curve, i12 Of them i'm three miles
IN Is minutes. Many tourist was
whitc-faccd a; ;Ac end If that
thriller.
six spirited hor~cs have been
found for Goodwin. and he will b.
>ocu tn his cd twr form IN the
.irs; act OF Tho Desert Calls
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Pat st. John at
tended the Marine Band concert at
Imperial Tuesday afternoon, taking
load of children with them.
Miss Florence Hubback Of Plaster
City is now making her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Barnes while at
lending nigh school at Calcxico.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Murphy and
baby are occupying one of the hics-
or cottages.
Mrs Il. Hood and sister Mrs Roy
Orr Of FL Ccntro returned from
Tombston, Arizona, Sunday, where
they have been visiting n sister.
Mr.. Eli was sunday visitor of
his daughter Mrs. Elmorc of braw-
ley.
A picnic was enjoyed by Mrs.
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferies,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Blankshicms, Mr..
end Mrs Bcrlsvam, Jack Barker
and fanny, all motoring into Mex
leo.
\ business meeting of the Ladies
Aid was held at the home Of Mrs.
VI. II. Gavin last Thursday. The
ildicS attending We're: Mesdamcs
Mac Wood, ~ Borden. Roy Maupin,
Fraucin, Bcrkyam. Ruth Thompson,
Ruth Gavin, J. W. Briggs. NJ. H..
Gavin. Refreshments IF punch and
home made cookies were served.
Nrs. Lizzie Bradshaw aud Mrs.
Vera Franks Of FL Centre were
llcber visitors Tuesday.
RoF Biaunt and Rucl Walton
motorod into Mexico SUNDAY visit
ing the interior.
Mrs f. r. Chcscr has returned
from Long Beach after seeing her
son off to the Philippine Islands,
She was accompanied home by her
son Richard Chcscr and wife.
Miss Helen Frazier and Dewey
Clevenger of Westmorland were
Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Ms. Y
Il. Majors.
Lloyd Winters has returned bone
;ftcr spending the summer in the
north.
Mrs. Denzil Porter is reported
seriously i'll.
Richard Falkncr has returned tc
san Pedro after spending the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
\. b. Tumilson.
Mrs. Casper Majors and sor Lave