Imperial Valley press., 1931-05-07

come here from Santa Clara valley
and Are now on the AnoreW Tnaa-
mum place at the intersection OF the
ElgnLn street and Heber road. Mr..
anu mrs. Kemp nave Two cnlldren,
wizard and Kenneth, VINO Will al
tend McCabe school.
Botn Inc boys anu BlriS' I'll club
met on TUESDAY at The McCabe
scnool, Wnen they were given little
bookIets to I'LL out with the RECORDS
OF their last years achievements.
Inese books Will be handed IN on
Saturday when the members all at
tend a party to be given by one
of their advisors, Mrs. Fred Sun
strom.
"A small swimming party in Ell
Centre, May ), consisted OF Russell
and Gene Wagner, Robert PARK
er, and William Sunstrom.
Mrs. George NJ. Austin was host
ess at Charming waffle luncheon
Friday for Mrs. G. S. Wagner
and Mrs. j. P. Wagner.
House guests of Mrs. Sam Parker
last week we're Mrs. Mary Pate,
Miss Florence Pate, both from Loch-
anada, Mrs. Wade Parker, a Po-
mona resident, and Mrs. John
Parker, down from Beaumont.
Mrs. Elmer Todd and Mrs. Ada
Gates Of El Centro called on Mrs.
Evan T. HeWes at her home on Fri
day.
Mrs. o. B. johnson journeyed to
Glendale on last Saturday 10 see
her daughter, Phyllis, and to bring
her home after several months
absence made necessary by a severe
injury caused her leg by fall last
summer. She has been staying
with relatives in that city.
Guests at dinner Friday evening
at the j. P. Wagner home we're
Mr.. and Mrs. George Austin.
A large crowd of friends of Mr..
and Mrs. John Goss accepted inyi-
tations to the dance given at the
McCabe school on the night of May
2. Two violins and guitar furn-
ished music for dancing which con-
tinued until late hour.
Miss Kathryn He'll spent Friday
night with Miss Lucille Goss. To-
gether with Miss Cleo Coomes,
Jodie Whitney, and Melvin Fer
guson, they attended the dance giv-
en- by the young people of the st.
Mary's church.
A farewell surprise party was
given at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred W. Paine Tuesday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. George Austin who
are leaving this week. After their
summer vacation they do not in
tend to return to the valley, but
will reside in Orange where their
daughter, Mrs. Harold Richardson,
lives.
AS a parting gift friends present.
ed them with a lovely desert pic
ture. The party was great sur
prise to Mr.. and Mrs. Austin who
believed they were just to attend q
dinner party at the Paine resi-
dence.
The guests at this delightful af-
fair were Messrs. and Mesdames
George Austin, J. P. Wagner, F.
w. Paine. Elmer Forester, A. A.
Moline, II. H. Hoppin, Fred Sun
strom, Fred Veliquette, Harry Ly-
dick; Mesdames I. Thanner, Anna
Paine, Sam Parker; Messrs. Walter
Paine, Robert Parker, William Sum-
strom, Stanley Lydick, Gene Wag-
oner, Russell Wagner, Dicky For
roster, Jean Thanner, Johnny Than
ner, Henry Moline; Misses Mildred,
Dorothy, and Caroline Paine. Maj
ken and Doris Moline, Masako Yu-
kawa, Mary Hoppin, Frances Sum-
strom, Margaret Layne, Cathleen
Wagner, Dolly Forester.
The third in a series of bridge
parties that have been held within
the last month took place at the
A. A. Moline home on Saturday
evening, May q After an evening
of bridge Mrs. Moline served de-
licious refreshments TO the guests.