Imperial Valley press., 1933-04-21
BY DOROTHY PAINE
Press Staff Correspondent


McCabe school has started on the
entertainment for the close OF
school. 1t will consist of a pageant
of nations this year in place OF an
operetta such as has been put on
in previous years. This year each
room will represent some nation in
play written by the students
Some of the nations that they are
studying now in preparation Tor
the program are India, Japan,
France, Spain, Holland, and Ha-
waii.
Mrs. John Du Bois and Mrs.
James Brock were hostesses at a
charming bridge party given Thurs
day, April 13, in honor OF MISS
Grace Eildreth, Of Julian, at the
Du Bois home.
Guests invited were as follows:
Messrs. and Mesdames Southworth,
Fred Sunstrom, Fred Veliquette,
George Austin, John Goss, Harry
Hoppin, A. A. Moline; Misses Grace
Hildreth, Margaret Lanier, Adeline
Wessler. Helen Van Fleet; Messrs.
Walter M. Paine, j. Burns, James
Brock, John Du Bois, and Mes
danes Ruth Soleman, Gladys Layne,
and Vera B. Fem.
| Dinner guests at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. P. La Brucherie on
Easter were Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Osa and family, Marie, Concha,
Tommy. and Raymond, and Miss
Elizabeth Nemeth, who spent the
day with Rosalie La Brucherie. In
the afternoon there was an Easter
egg hunt for the children and Miss
Jocaba Dunsbergun and Richard
Dunsbergun were also guests OF the
afternoon.
Andrew Wander Pool of Ell Cajor
spent his Easter holidays visiting
old school mates here in the valley
He arrived Wednesday and spent
from Friday till Wednesday with
Frank Bezdecheck and returned tc
his home on Wednesday.
Mrs. F.. w. Paine, accompanied by
her daughters, Dorothy and Caro-
line. Mrs. L. v. Upholt and Miss
Betty Upholt attended an ice cream
social and cake walk at the Sun
set Springs school Friday night
Mrs. Paine is teacher at Sunset
Springs.
At an afternoon party Wednes'
day, April IL, Mrs. Vera B. Fenr
and Mrs. Ruth Soleman entertained
their guest. Miss Grace Hildreth o.
: Julian. Many of Miss Hildreth
former McCabe friends We're invit'
ed.
A dinner dance, given as a sur
, prise birthday party for Miss Dor
! othy Hum, was given on Frida.
night, April IA by Mr.. and Mrs
John Frohly at the Frohly resi-
| dence. After a delicious dinner tn
: guests enjoyed the evening dane
ing. tt-
Those receiving invitations wer
Misses Earlene Northrop, Thelm
House, Dorothy HUM, Josephin
Hamilton. Inez Mooney and Mildre'
Frohly. Messrs. Monroe Pritchal
, John Saario, Bob Landerman, Rob
ert Smith, Gilbert House, and Ho
bert Herrick.
Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. Johl
Kelly and children, Katherine ant
) Donny, and Mrs. Florence Hayes o
Ventura county, arrived at the hom
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Steele. The,
remained until Monday as tn
guests of the Steeles, returning t
] their home that day. Miss Rather
inc Kelly spent two days as tn
guest of the Misses Lois and Caro-
Martin.
Easter day was spent in tn
mountains by Mrs. Fred Paine ant
daughters, Dorothy and Caroline
and the Misses Marie and Masak'
Yakawa. A picnic lunch was en-
ioyed after hiking and climbing
mountains all morning. An Easte
egg hunt in the afternoon ende'
the day in the mountains.
The Easter weekend was spent il
Covina by Cathleen and Gene Wag
oner. They accompanied C. w
Martin as far as Covina on Thurs
day night, and spent until Sunda,
with their grandmother, Mrs. L. j
CLAYTON. While at Covina the,
were entertained by friends ant
relatives.
Paul A. Thaanum and his wifi
entertained Thaanum S brother