Imperial Valley press., 1935-01-14

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clubs will meet.
Ten Thousand Club
| The Ten Thousand club will be-
gin with a luncheon served at l p
m. in the club house Thursday
with Mrs. E. j. Mack as chairman
! of the committee Members are
asked to make reservations as soor
as possible with Mrs. Mack, tele-
! phone ll59-W.
Mrs. B. F. Warmer. southern dis
triet president, and Mrs. Thomas
H. Richards. state treasurer, will be
guests of honor and Mrs. Richards
will be speaker of the afternoon
The business meeting will follow
the program,
Junior Club
Junior Ten Thousand club MEM
bers will meet Thursday evening at
7:30 D. m. in the club house when
Percy Palmer of Brawley will talk
on desert lore. Hostesses for the
evening will serve refreshments,
Mrs. Russell Bennitt being chair
man of the committee in charge.
Bridge enthusiasts will find op-
portunities for their fayorite games
this week also. for several bridge
parties are scheduled: the monthly
bridge luncheon Wednesday at the
golf club and the benefit bridge tea
at the Ten Thousand club Satur-
day sponsored by the Junior Ten
Thousand club s Welfare section,
Golf Club Party
Barbara Worth golf club holds its
monthly bridge luncheon on We'd
nesday of this week, January l6. at
1890 in the club house. After
luncheon auction and contract will
be played with prizes for the WIN
ners.
Mrs. Henry L. Loud is chairman
of the committee and reservations
should be made with her as soon
as possible. telephone 1924, or with
Mrs. K. c. Burke in Holtville. All
women interested are invited.
Bridge Tea
Saturday. January 10. at 2 p. m.
in the Ten Thousand club. the Jun
ior Ten Thousand club S Social
Welfare section will hold its post
poned benefit bridge tea, proceeds
to be used in connection with the
club IS work for the county juvenile
home.
Many prizes have been donated
.tr a,Nd i,adfNridilQlC nf
the city for the winners of the auc-
ton and contract games, and the
refreshments have also been con-
tributed. All women who enjoy
bridge are invited and there will
be no need to make reservations as
sufficient accommodations have al
ready been arranged.
Dancing too is provided for many
this week, some, private dances and
others to which friends of the spon-
soring organizations have been in
vited.
Eagles Dance
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Aerie
No. 1859. is holding its anniversary
dance for Eagles and their ladies
Wednesday night. January l6, in
the lodge hall, $50 Broadway.
The dance promises to be one of
the most elaborate of affairs for
there will be good music, door
prizes. and entertainment features
all planned to afford those who at
tend a gala evening.
Old Time Dance
United Spanish War veterans
and Auxiliary are sponsoring an
other of their popular old time
dances Thursday evening, January
II, at $3.50 O'Clock in the Veterans
hall.
Good music will be provided for
the old time dances. waltzeS and
fox troSs and the sponsoring group
will serve free coffee. The public
is invited.
Golf Club Dance
Saturday night, at 9 p. M, Bar
bara Worth golf club is sponsoring
another of the delightful dances
for members and friends which are
being held this season.
The dance will feature a Mexican
motif and the committee is max
ing interesting plans for the oc-
casion.
Elks' Dance
Local Elks and their ladies are
looking forward to dance TO be
held Saturday night from 9-l2, jan
uary 10. in the club headquarters
Good music has been secured and
at midnight a delicious supper is to
be served.