Imperial Valley press., 1934-09-17

| This is the annual Masonic home
coming to be held Monday eve
ming, September "a, given under the
auspices of El Centre lodge No
384, to which all Masons and their
wives are invited
Halloween Frolic
A similar event which is Away
hailed with pleasure by many Ell
Centre women ard which is like
wise an annual affair is the junior
chamber of commerce Halloween
Frolic, the first big party of the
fall season whose date, of course
is October 81. Ambitious plans are
underway for this gala event.
Teachers Reception
The junior chamber, however, is
not stopping with this one event,
but is making elaborate plans for
a reception to honor the teachers
of Central Union district which will
be held at the Ten Thousand club
house on Saturday, September %.
This also is an affair planned by
man but from which many women
will receive much pleasure.
Rebekahs Meet
Barbara Worth Rebekahs will
meet on Thursday of this week,
September 20. and anticipate an
unusually large attendance since
vacation is over for many of their
members.
Women's Clubs
The two Ten Thousand clubs
have planned interesting programs
for the coming year. Sections and
committees are planning special
meetings prior to the official OPEN
ing of the club season, and these
meetings will be announced from
time TO time in The Press.
Ten Thousand Club
The Ten Thousand club will hold
its first regular meeting of the year
on the third Thursday in October.
Mrs. NJ. j. Dowd, president, and the
members of the executive board are
considering luncheon for that
meeting. The program committee
under the Craftsmanship of Mrs.
Ross T. Hickcox has secured a de-
lightful program to be given by the
Experimental Theatre, that group
having the play in rehear-
sal.
Junior Club
The Junior Ten Thousand club is
beginning its activities one month
earlier, Thursday, September 20, ac-
cording to Mrs. Max Edgar, presi-
dent. Committee appointments will
be announced during the short busi-
ness meeting after which refresh
ments are to be served by the four
officers: Mrs. Edgar, Miss Gene
Edgar, vice president; Mrs. Cal Rec
tor, secretary, and Miss Anna Nc
treasurer.
On Friday, September %, the first
Of the clubs monthly teas will be
held in the club house between the
hours Of 5 and p. m.
Business Women
The El Centre Business and Pro !
fessional Womens club is planning
10 resume meetings on Wednesday,
September 26, the first regular
meeting date. The committee in
charge has not announced its plans
for the year as yet.
Music Teachers
Another branch of a state organ (
the Imperial Valley branch
Of the California State Music
Teachers association, will hold its
first meeting on Tuesday, Septem- /
Der 25, the meeting to be held in Ell !
1entro in all probability.
University Club
Womens University club Is to be- |
gin meetings in October and will !
probably hold the first meeting on |
he usual date, the second Saturday !
If that month. A particularly fine
'ear is in prospect for members who
IRE anxious to resume the series Of |
worthwhile and enjoyable meetings. |
Church Groups
Missionary societies, guilds, ladies' |
lids and other women's church or.
are either beginning to |
junction or will By October l.
Bridge Clubs
For social ganiz,a ii o MS /
he various bridge clubs will |
begin next month and 1t Is an
icipated that the Ten Thousand \
hub and the Barbara Worth golf |
,lub will hold their usual bridge ,
,eries which have been enjoyed SO
much in the past.
Entire Nos
Entire Nos club always holds its
dance during the lat
.er part of October when officers /
Of the club and the board members I
act as hosts to the membership !
With these plans outlined and .
also with the large amount OF vel |
Iare work always conducted by wo- |
nen Of the valley another busy year !
S in store for them.