Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-22
TEN THOUSAND CLUB ENDS YEAR AT
DELIGHTFUL BREAKFAST THIS MORNING

electrician: Mrs. Ray Edgar mem-
berShip. makeup Mrs. Hugh
Osborne. Junior chairman. Sc
! quence: Mrs. Forrest 7. Kutz, eve
ming bridge chairman. wardrobe de
! partment: Mrs 3. A. Harrigan,
afternoon bridge chairman location
man; Mrs J. S. Jones. Palo Verde
! Festival chairman costumer. MIS-
Warren Currier. legislation chair
man, designer; Mrs. .. G Horne.
garden chairman, set supervisor;
Mrs. Earle Davis, press chairman,
publicity; Mrs. 4. c. Finney. house
chairman, properties;
Mrs n. A. ContOS. rental chair
man. Waterman; Mrs. ". W. Apple
international relations chairman,
camera man; Mrs L. A Madden,
Americanization chairman, assistant
camera man: Mrs W. A. Vie, Arts
and Crafts chairman. research de
partment; Mrs. Dan Scott. History
chairman: Mrs. r. J. Cleyenger,
Music chairman; Mrs D. W. Ketch-
en-. Twice Told Tales chairman;
Mrs. F. D. Jacobs. federation seere-
tary. re-write man;
Mrs w. W. McEuen. parliament
tartan. sound recorder; Mrs. Sem
Bacon. auditor. supervising director;
Mrs. J. p. Hansen. financial Secre-
tary. trouble shooter, Mis-. T. c.
Lnaier. treasurer. budget; MS. L.
A. Madden. corresponding secretary,
purchasing agent: Mrs. Donald
Ketchen. recording secretary. script
girl: Mrs. II. T. Osborne. vice-pres-
ident. assistant director; Mrs NJ
J. Dowd. president director.
Install Officers
Mrs. F. D Jacobs was then call
ed I'D as casting director to install
the officers. signing them up at
contracts for 1855. The follow
ing were installed. many by proxies
as they were preparing their cos
tunes for their part in the plays:
Mrs. NJ. J. Dowd. president; Mrs.
Charles E. Anderson. vice-presl-
dent: Mrs. P. N. Van Slyck, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. A B. Han
son. corresponding secretary; Mrs.
T. G. Lanier. treasurer; Mrs. B.
A. Harrigan. financial secretary;
Mrs. J. B. NEcNeece. Mrs. r. c. Gle
mons, Mrs. H. G. Jones. directors.
After the installation Chic Sales
Mrs. L. w. RicSr) gave a delight
ful song and dance. Mrs. Rider be-
ing unrecognizable by the audience.
Then came the comedy with
Wesley Ruggles Mrs. w. W. Nc
Euen as director Mrs. Ray For
shey was script girl and Mrs. Don
aid w. Ketchen, eamereman.
The famous poem, Lord Ullin's
Daughter" retitled as Gone But !
Not Forgotten" was cleverIy dra-
matized, sheets making waves,
washtubs, the boat. and hobby
horses, the gallant steeds. Mrs. Ray
Edgar was the boatman, Mrs. c. E. |
Sones, the lover; Mrs. Joe Z. King,
the bride. and Mrs. o. J. Bradshaw,
Lord Ullin. Mrs. McEuen was au-
thor of this hilarious comedy.
Next Fooled Again" written by
Mrs. John T. Rice and directed by
Mrs. R. J. Mcnamara as the great
Cecil B. DeMille. was presented.
Mrs. Norman E. Dupont was the
heroine. Little Nell; Mrs. Charles E. |
Vic, the Viper; Mrs. F. !
D. Jacobs. the sheriff; Mrs. H. O. |
DiIler, the mother: Mrs. Fred Ken !
yon. True Blue Harold; Mrs. Rom
60 c. Smith, bar tender: Mrs. J. B. !
Mrs. r. c. Clemons, men |
in the tavern.
The melodrama moved in the true |
fashion. Little Nell and her mother |
being saved from the Vaccinations |
of Vic, the Viper. by True Blue !
the ac;o1s having to pause |
for the laughter to die !
down.
Between acts Mrs. Rider appear
ed transformed as Jeanette Nc
Donald. singing a song appropriate |
to the gay nineties period. and !
Mrs. J. W. Donohue convulsed the !
audience as Mae West.
From beginning to end, Harmon
ious Pictures, stupendous produc-
tions kept the club members in
laughter, making a sue
cessful finale for the year.