Imperial Valley press., 1934-04-02

display of cactus, some 81 varieties
being entered.
Mrs. Kuhn's cacti display which
received a first award was lovely
also, some varieties being planted
so that they would bloom for this
special occasion.
Honorable mention went to Mes
DANES Warren Currier, w. A. Ton
dro. Steven Harris, Cal Rector,
Boyd Cornett, Roger Walton, E. E.
Clements, Allen P. Nuffer, d. Sum-
ner, E. j. Mack, George Bennitt.
Byron Thurlow, Forrest E. Kutz, L.
A. Ward. H. L. Roberts, Guy L.
Hatch, Norman c. Deaton, Miss
Fern Denham and Miss Roberta
Edgar.
Another attractive display was
sent the club by Mrs. C. j. Ritz.
judges gor the floral display
were Miss Emma Skinner of FL
Centre, Mrs. A. L. Rice of Calex-
leo and Mrs. G. L. Marsh of Braw-
ley.
Dancer Enjoyed
A series of beautiful dance num-
bers were presented by group of
Japanese girls of varying ages, rang
ing from small youngsters to the
older girls. All were costumed in
the native gay hued kimonos and
made brilliant and picturesque
appearance.
The small children appeared
first, then a second group gave a
parasol dance and a third group
dance symbolizing treasure boat.
Next came the formal ritual tea
of Japan with its elaborate and
precise ceremony. a popular folk
dance closing this feature Of the
program.
Girls participating were Ruriko
Tsuchiya. Teruko Sakaniwa, Kimi-
ko Horde, Tokiko Ottawa, Nobuko
Ottawa, Fumiko Sato, Amy Taxa
hashi. MiSako Tanako, Mary Okut-
SUI, Ciyoko Tanaka, Lily Horrible, Su-
zue Furuya, Betty Niisaeki, Hisako,
Yoeko, Shizuko Sakaniwa, Alice
Kodama, Misuko Mort, Grace Ia
kahashi, Auako Nakamura, Shizuko
Rama Tanahc.
A group of Wooda Blesy dancers
then were presented in a graceful
palo verde dance, their green cos
TUNES and sprays of palo verde
blossoms frightening the graceful
effect of the dance.
Chairs were arranged on the CLUB
house lawn and here the fashion
parade took place, members OF the
Junior Ten Thousand club and
group of youngsters acting as mod
els. Smart modes ranging from
bathing suits to evening dresses
were shown from Johnson-s, Ken
yon IS, The Style Shop, Lingos,
Penney's and Dusold S shops.
Youngsters who appeared in Eas-
ter fashions were Sharon McNeece,
George Cross, Emma June Arm
strong, Joy Lawson, Mildred Webb,
Lola Jean Fort.
Club members who modelled were
Mesdames Norman Ferguson, By
ron Thurlow, Willard Shroyer, G.
G.. Montgomery, Paul Shaw, the
Misses Mary Kate Stewart, Marion
lie Cas-, Buick underwood, Grace
johnson, Irene Mccoy and Margaret
EIDE. .
Hundreds of women visited the
club house Saturday and were en-
thusiastic over the splendid work OF
the committee in charge headed by
Mrs. j. S. Jones, Mrs. Roy E. Breed
love, Mrs. Robert Hays, Mrs. j. B.
McNeece and Miss Romano Rich
mond. Members of both clubs CO.
operated with this group as DID
many other women and girls OF the
community. The grateful thanks OF
the committee are expressed to the
women of the community, to those
who entered exhibits, and to the
businessmen who aided them and
to all those who in any way assist
ed in making the festival a success.
Particular appreciation is extended
to Mrs. Bush for the wonderful fish
display and to Mrs. Modem for the
beautiful and rare birds exhibited.