Imperial Valley press., 1931-06-04
MILDRED PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent

nlDR PROVIDED COOL ana QellRnJIul
entertainment for several guests of
Miss Kathryn Steele. The party
was given to honor Miss Edith
Lynch of Burbank, who has been a
weeks visitor at the Jay Steele res
idence. The guests swan until 8
o'clock, when they returned to Miss
Steele's home to play cards until
later hour. :.
Delicious refreshments were en-
joyed by the following card play
ers: Misses Velma Claypool, Edith
Claypool, Margaret Page, Ruth
Grafton, Edith Lynch, the guest of
honor, and Kathryn Steele, hostess;
and Messrs. Laurence Harris, Ken
meth Claypool, Don Claypool, Harry
Mosher, Frank Brewer, Albert
Steele.
In order to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Elmer Forresters grandmoth-
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Forester,
their children, Dolly and Dick, and
Mrs. Edward Forester drove to
Los Angeles on Wednesday, last
week, returning this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Wagner came
Friday from Buena Park to visit
Wagoner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. S. Wagner The visitors left
the first of this week.
For few hours Sunday evening,
Miss Blanche Goss, Miss Velda
Percival, of Ell Centro. Wilfred Ty-
Ter, Mt. Signal, and Johnnie Goss
were in Jacumba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Owens and son,
Bobbie. made the motor trip from
San Diego to Imperial Valley Sun
day to dine and pass the day with
Mrs. Marguerite Grimes and her
brother, George Hornbeck.
Among the many who were away
for Memorial Day we're Mrs. Lottie
Mason. of Silsee, Mrs. Jenny Nor
retti, her sister, of Heber. who ac-
companied George Campbell of Ell
Centre to San Diego. They made
the return trip that evening.
A small group of residents of
McCabe and Silsbee districts gath
cred at the McCabe school to
dance on Saturday night.
These dances will continue at the
school until hot weather prohibits
them.
Only residents in the district are
invited to attend as the dances are
not open to the general public.
Miss Laura HavenS was among
the very first to leave the valley
tthe close of school since she left
Saturday for Hemet, where her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Haven,
live. On Sunday she came back
to Indio, however, to visit friend,
Miss Verle Place. After q few days
in Indio Miss Havens will return to
Hemet for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe A. Wilson and
their family, who have been here
for many years changed their abode
from here to Rose district. They
will be missed by their old friends
and neighbors.
John Lydick wisely spent the
weekend, which was so warm here,
in Riverside where cooler weather
prevailed.
On the journey back Mrs. Sarah
Lydick, his mother, was with him.
She has been in Riverside for sew
eral weeks.
On Tuesday morning Miss Kath-
crime Won Allmen accompanied
Miss Vivian Haskell to Santa Ana
to attend the business college there
for three months.
Cecil McCurry came down from
Lancaster Saturday morning by au-
to and remained with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Marion Spear until his re-
turn trip Sunday night.
Seven Scouts of the McCabe troop
with their leader, John Dubois,
went up to Mt. Baldy in San Ber-
nardino county for Saturday and
Sunday. Scouts met there to hon.
or Sir Baden Powell, founder of the
Boy Scout organization. At this
time the north Badly peak was re-
named in his honor.
From here the following boys
went: Edward Burns, Bob Burns,
Henry Moline, Warren Brock, Jean
Veliquette, William Dubois. and
John Dubois.
Mrs. John P. Wagner and Mrs.
G.. S. Wagner left the first of this
week to visit a week with the for
mer's mother, Mrs. T. l.. Clayton,
at Covina, and her mother-in-law,
Mrs. A. j. Wagner, in Puente.
For two weeks Mrs. Homer Cate
in Ontario has been hostess to her
mother, Mrs. Guy Harper, who
plans to remain there for two or
three weeks more.
Miss Lucille Goss departed Fri
day afternoon and returned Sun
day from a stay with cousins in
San Diego.
A weeks vacation here ended for
Miss Edith Lynch, a former resi-
dent, when she took leave of her
hostess, Miss Kathryn Steele and
returned Monday morning to her
Burbank home.
The Armstrong pool west of I'M
perial was the stage for a delight
full swimming party on Tuesday
night, at which Miss Lena Forres-
ter was the hostess. Every one in
vited met at the pool in the early
part of the evening for pot luck
supper. After this, to the music of
a photograph, they danced until
the moon came up and then swan
for several hours.
Those present we're: Miss Lena
Forester, hostess. Mr.. and Mrs.
James A, Forester, Violet and All
leen Forester, Mrs. Earl Northrup,
Earlene and Joseph Northrup, Ray
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