Imperial Valley press., 1931-07-22
BY MILDRED PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent

The marriage of Carl Moretti and
Miss Sarah Bell Boiling was per-
formed in Yuma on Monday morn
ing. The grcom's mother, Mrs.
Jennie Mcretti; his aunt, Mrs. Lot
tie Mason, and the brides mother,
Mrs. John Boiling, accompanied
them to Yuma. The young couple
has been engaged for several
months.
They were back in the valley by
noon and in the afternoon depart
ed for San Diego. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moretti will 60 from there to Colo
RADIO, where they will visit friends
and relatives of the bride for
month or two.
Miss Earlene Northrup visited Mr.
and Mrs. John Frohly and Miss
Mildred Frohly in the mountains on
Sunday.
A delightful informal card party
was given Saturday night with Mrs.
Roy Havens as the hostess. She in
vited several friends to her house
and after several hours spent play
ing five hundred" refreshments of
cake and punch were enjoyed.
Those hidden to attend were:
Messrs. and Mesdames James For
rester Clyde Havens, Earl North
rup, S. A. Grimes, Martin Page, I.
G. House; Messrs. Charles and Bill
Waegle, Earl Dennison; Mrs. Edna
Forester; Ind Miss Lena Forester.
Many of the Silsbee residents are
rejoicing over the advent of electri-
city in that district, which came on
Saturday. This is especially oppor-
tune and welcome at this time.
Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Loren
20 Osa on Monday night were Mr..
and Mrs. Barny Venfriedo and fam
lily, Misses Imogene and Thelia
Dean, and Messrs. George Derrman
and Dega.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young s
plans for a picnic party in the
mountains on Saturday were upset
when their car was hit by another
autoist in Seeley. No one was in
jured but the car driven by Young
was badly wrecked and Mr.. and
Mrs. Young were unable to go to
the mountains.
Summer vacation began Friday
for Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner and
their children, Russell, Gene and
Miss Cathleen, when they left for
the coast. where they will visit rela-
tives in Riverside, Puente, and CO.
vina.
Two former residents of this dis
trict. A. Ambort and his son, Ern-
est, visited Mr.. and Mrs. }. P. La
brucherie on Sunday. Ambort re-
turned to his Pacific Beach home
but his son remained as guest at
the Labrucherie home.
Miss Blanche Goss is now out OF
the valley attending summer school
in San Diego.
A pleasant week k-end was spent in
the Laguna mountain resort by Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Harper and Walter
| Massey.
Friends of Mrs. Fred Sunstrom
celebrated her birthday with her
on Thursday evening at her home
The guests played cards and were
refreshed with cake and punch
Present were MeSsrs. and MesdameS
Harry H. Hoppin, John Wagner
Fred Sunstrom; Mrs. Sam Parker;
Misses Frances Sunstrom, Mary
Frances Hoppin, Cathleen Wago-
ner; Messrs. Robert Parker, Rus
sell and Gene Wagner, and Will
liam Sunstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Burns and
( their two boys, Edward and Bobby
set out Saturday for Boulder, Colo
rado, to spend a month. They
planned also to spend a few days
enroute at Prescott, Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Steele, Miss
Kathryn Steele, Miss Ruth Grafton
and Albert Steele drove over to the
Arthur Martin home on Sunday for
dinner.
Jim Youtsler of Riverside went
home Thursday ending business
visit here.
Miss Vivian Harper is now stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. Homer
Tate, in Ontario. She expects to
be there the rest of the summer.
! An outing of a week and a half
was brought to a close Tuesday for
Misses Marie, Masako, and Elko
Yukawa, when they came home
from the coast They travelled by
train, first to San Francisco, where
they attended the Christian Endea-
vor conference; than to Los Angeles
on Friday last; from there to San
Diego on Saturday, and thence
home.
Two travellers returned home