Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-12
EVELYN HICKS
Press Staff Correspondent


Press Staff Correspondent
d. C. Leroy of Glendale was in
Imperial Wednesday afternoon on
business.
j. Minor of Fresno was an I'M
perial city business visitor Mon
day.
L. j. Thomas is spending the
weekend on the coast with sons.
B. Franklyn of the Pacific Land
and Cattle company in San Diego
was in Imperial on business We'd
nesday morning.
M MacMoran motored to Los
Angeles to spend the weekend
with his wife. MacMoran is teach
er in the Imperial Union high
school.
The Eastern Star card party
which was to be held at Mrs. Tom
Riddles in a couple of weeks will
be held next Tuesday at the home
of George Harris instead.
AT the home of Mrs. Laurence
Niles, Tuesday afternoon group
of ladies enjoyed bridge. The I'M
perial chapter of the Eastern Star
is sponsoring a series of benefit
bridge parties which are to be
given in the homes of various
members. These present were Mes
danes: Addie House, w. j. Webb,
Templeton, Bertha Hudson, Case,
Loffer, Clayton Rogers, Eichold
Stedman, Gott, George Harris, Andy
Preble, Day Hanks, Dorman ".
Stewart, Meadows, P. D. Eaton, of
BraWley, Sane of BraWley, Gard
iner, Jessie Hudson, Erskine, Frank
Donaldson, Newton, Riddle, Harry
Moser, Nixon, Edith Cleveland,
Irene Hoffman, and Boyd. High
prize was awarded to Mrs. Nell
Wright with second high score
going to Mrs. P. d. Eaton. Two con-
ISOLATION prizes were given to Mrs.
Andy Prcble and Mrs. Maude Lane.
Mrs. Stella Lincoln and the
Misses Corina Mccall and Mar
jory Miller motored to San Diego
Friday where they will attend a
dinner dance given by the Army
and Navy Acadamy at the Hotel
Del Mar. They will be the guests
of John Lincoln, Claud Wynn and
John Park who are students at
the Army and Navy Acadamy. They
plan to go boating Saturday and
will return home Sunday.
Mrs. George Wright was a BraW-
ley visitor Wednesday.
Duncan, owner of the Ola Clean
ing and Pressing shop in Imperial
reported his business better for
the last four months and that he
hasn't had a single poor week in
that time.
Walter Pool is able to be back
to work after a few days illness
from a sprained back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert House of
BraWley visited at the home of
Houses parents Tuesday night.
Fulton Foster is recuperating at
Mrs. Houses after an operation.
Mrs. S. o. McGaughy was hostess
at a party given for the members
of her bridge club Wednesday af-
ternoon. The club has chosen 1.-The
Happy Hour" for its name. The
members are: Mesdames, John
England Leo Norton, Ben Tram
mel, Lyle Vaile, Robert Dickson
Ralph wilkins Frank Donald
son, John Snoddy, t. C. Riddle,
Preston Midkiff, Ralph Gardner
and S. o. McGaughy. Mrs. Dick
son won the first prize and Mrs.
Riddle received the low.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Hanks were
host and hostess at a Weiner roast
given at their home Friday for
the members of the Treble Cleft
chorus. The evening was spent in
roasting Weiners and playing out
door games. The members of the
chorus are: Irene Taylor, MARCEL
Ansley, Lucille Templeton, Helen
Tisdale, Helen Gibson, Roverta
Hart, Georgia Robinson, Mar
querite Carey, Jackie Murphy,
Marjorie Harris, Lila Lee Trimble,
Betty Johnson, Virginia Averill,
Grace Vinzant, Gene Vinzant. Ber-
nice Steven, Alice LeffingWell.
Mrs. Jessie Galbraith Morris
worthy grand matron and her
corps of officers made their Of
ficial visit to the Eastern Star
chapters of Brawley and Imperial
at Brawley Friday evening. The
program opened with banquet
at the Planters hotel after which
the group adjourned to the Masonic
temple. At 8 o'clock the officers
of the two chapters marched in
an impressive procession into the
chapter room
Officers and members of Gold
EN- Rule chapter who attended
we're: Margaret Rau, worthy mat
ron; Emil Krepla, worthy patron;
Ruth Cox, associate matron; Ralph
Powers, associate patron; Esther
Engle, conductress; Ellina SWinney,
associate conductess; Laura Webb,
chaplain: Evalyn Powers, marsh
all; Mabel Edgar, secretary; Carol
Davis, treasurer; Jewell Rodgers,
Adah; Lillian Brock, Ruth, Jessie,
Esther; Leila Foster, Electa; Ethel