Imperial Valley press., 1932-05-20
NEWS OF WCABE DISTRICT

awards, and Mrs. George Austin
and John Goss winners of consola-
ton prizes. =
During the evening guests were
refreshed with ice cream, cake, and
punch by Mrs. Vellquette. Those
present besides the host and host
esSes were MeSsrs. and MeSdames
James Brock, George Austin, Fred
Sunstrom, Harry H. Hoppin, John
Goss; Mesdames John Dubois, Vera
B. Fem, Ruth Soleman, Gladys
Layne; Misses Grace Hildreth,
Margaret Laniel, Adeline Vessel
er; Messrs. j. E. Burns and Walter
Paine.
Six little friends of Beth Kramar
we're her guests at a house party
at the A. Raye Kramar home,
Tuesday night. Following the de-
licious chicken dinner served them
all by Mrs. Kramar, various forms
of amusement entertained them.
The guests were Virginia He'll, Bet
ty Jane House, Wanda Compton,
Helen Libbrecht, Dorothy and Mar
jorie Harrison.
| After being away all year attend
ing st. Mary's college, Mathew La
Brucherie returned home Saturday,
at the close of his school year.
While w. H. Ferris, of Pine VAL
| ley, was here on business, he and
! Mrs. w. T. Hoppin, from San Diego,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
H. Hoppin, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
A huge birthday cake with COL
ored icing and everything, made
complete the birthday-card party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Jack
son, of Calexico, in honor of T. j.
Aliens birthday, Saturday night.
After the games of $500 at the six
tables of players, cake and ice
cream we're served. Guests from
McCabe at this affair were Mr.. and
Mrs. T. j. Allen and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred G.. Smith.
Mrs. Earl V. G. Northrop re-
turned home Tuesday much I'M
proved in health by her 10 days
sojourn in Los Angeles with her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Nellie Harper.
Mr. and Mrs Weston Vanderpoel,
of Ell Cajon, are now visiting Mr.
and Mrs. John P. Wagner.
Allen Lewis accompanied Gordon
Neal, of Ell Centre, to Lake Arrow
head, Monday, after school, and
returned with him Tuesday night.
Weekend visitors in the valley
Lloyd Lydick and her sons, Jack
and Don Lee. Jack was the house
guest of his cousin, Caroline Paine,
while the other two visited John
Lloyd and j. Bryan Lydick on their
place. They returned Sunday by
way of San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Baker dined
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
GoSS.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Haring-
ton motored down from Perris to
visit Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Wagner
until Tuesday morning
Mrs. Ralph Thompson has been
visiting in San Diego for a week
with Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Humph-
rey.
Taking advantage of the invita-
ton extended by Redlands' college
to attend its University day, held
Saturday. a number of visitors
went from the valley to spend the
weekend at Redlands, and these
included several McCabe residents.
The program began with a water
carnival, Friday night; continued
the next day with a debating con-
test, a glee club contest, lunch
con, baseball game, and a con-
test in swimming; and ended Sat
urday night with a play and an i'm
presSive ceremony on the steps of
the school. The activities were all
well attended, and the grounds were
crowded with visitors, of which at
least 800 were student guests.
A party from McCabe motored
up together, Friday night, and re-
manned until Sunday night. The
group included Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Martin, their two daughters,
Mrs. Jay Steele, Albert Steele, and
George Rives, of Ell Centre. Mr.
and Mrs Martin Steele were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Flanagan
during their stay.
Despite being sick in bed for sew
eral weeks with typhoid fever,
Mary LaBrucherie will be able to
graduate next Friday with her
class from the McCabe school be-
cause she is now fully recovered
from the fever and back in school
again.
Weekend guests from San Diego
of the A. Raye Kramars were Bob
Smith and Jimmy Cobleigh.
G.. U. Clark, Kings county, has
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