Imperial Valley press., 1931-04-30

mlQule OF last week from Glendale
and San Bernardino, where she
visited friends. Accompanying her
on returning were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lane, formerly Of San Bernardino,
who will make their home here. For
the time being they are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller.
At the regular meeting on Mon
| day of the Silsbee All Sewing Club,
Mrs. Lois Kramar, one of the ad-
visors, scored the girls shoes.
Because of the operatta practice
at the McCabe school, their All
Club was unable to meet this week.
Mrs. Harold Richardson and her
son, Tommy, of Orange, visited from
Wednesday until Monday with Mr..
and Mrs. George M. Austin
Miss Estella Gray in Ell Centre
was the weekend hostess to Miss
Marguerite Forester.
The Girl Reserves from Gross
mont high school were among those
who came over from San Diego to
Holtville. where they had desert
!, party and then were guests of the
Holtville Girl Reserves. Since Miss
| Florence Fansher was among these,
! her mother. Mrs. Robert Fansher,
and sister. Hatty, came down also.
Mrs. Fansher and her little daugh-
ter remained with Mr.. and Mrs. J.
P. Labrucherie.
Mrs. Anna Paine came Tuesday to
make an indefinite visit with her
nephew and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Paine. She has been visiting
for a fortnight with Mrs. Jenny
Morretti of Heber.
Frances Lydick has just recovered
from a weeks illness caused by ton
silitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Forester en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ
Austin. their daughter, Mrs. Harold
Richardson, and her son, Tommy,
at a dinner on Saturday.
Both Mrs. Fred Sunstrom and
Mrs. Harry II. Hoppin were
hostesses at bridge party for seve-
raj friends on the evening of April
%. Mrs. Sunstroms house, with
flowers for decorations, was the
scene of the party, where guests
played cards and, late in the eve-
ming, were served refreshments of
ice cream, cake, and punch. Candy
! favors, too, were given the guests
Charming and amusing prizes for
highest and lowest scores were won
as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brock, both high awards: Mrs. John
Dubois, consolation, and Walter
Paine, consolation.
On the list of guests were: Messrs
and Mesdames John Dubois. John
Goss, George NJ Austin, John p
Wagner, James Brock, Fred Veil
quette, A. A. Moline, F. w. Paine, E
Miller, Harry H. Hoppin, Fred SUM-
strom;; Mesdames Vera B. Fem,
Ruth Soloman, Gladys Layne,
Harold Richardson, Miss Grace
Hildreth, and Walter Paine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Coomes, and
Misses Cleo, Carol Jean, and Joe Lee
Coomes dined April 26 with Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Schartz of Holtville.
Miss Berta Mae Grandey was
| iionICoo W &Nlooco VHSld Otil dllNl
Lores Spear and Cecil McCurry at
luncheon on Saturday. On the fol-
lowing day Miss Grandcy enjoyed
dinner with Miss Spear.
With about sixteen other guests
at party given by Miss Lorett Goss
at the Lark Goss home in Holtville,
Misses Blanche and Lucille Goss,
Johnny Goss and Wilfred Tyler were
guests and drove over together.
/ Dancing formed the evenings en-
tertainment and afterwards ice
cream, punch, and doughnuts were
served the guests.
Friday night at the McCabe
school Farm Bureau meeting was
held. After the business meeting,
to the music of a violin and guitar,
| cld-fashioned and modern dancing
was enjoyed until late hour.
a charming program was given
at the McCabe school on Friday by
Mrs. Ruth Soloman and her pupils.
The numbers on the program we're:
Peter Rabbit" play: TWO poems:
and drill by the first and second
grades; a piano duet by Margaret
! Layne and Frances SunStrom; THE
Duel" a poem recited by Georgetta
Townsend and Carolina Paine; and
q piano solo rendered by Rosalie
Labrucherie.
Many parents accepted the cor
dial invitation extended by the
teachers and attended the assem-
bly,. which was in the afternoon.