Imperial Valley press., 1936-02-02
Society
Clubs
Gay Festivities
On Calendar

Plenty OF friVolity in dances and
bridge parties this week will provide
the spice of life for Ell Centrans, with
just enough events of a serious ma
ture scheduled to assure a we'll
balanced social diet.
In the weeks calendar the Ten
Thousand club is featured promi-
nently, sponsoring both a bridge
luncheon and a dance. The COM
mittees for these two affairs have
been making elaborate plans which
indicate that both will be ousstand-
ing successes.
Bridge Luncheon
The bridge luncheon comes first in
the week, Thursday, and is the
fourth event in the annual tourna-
ment, open to all women interested.
Luncheon will be served at l D. M,
followed by bridge with prizes for
the winners.
Mrs B. E. Lemons heads the
committee in charge and is assisted
by such famous hosteSse as Mes
danes E. j. Mack, w. A. Tondro.
Percie Thacker, r. H. MadduX, w.
A. Scheniman. Reservations may
be made with Mrs. Maddux or Mrs.
Thacker.
Club Dance
Valentines day will be celebrated
a little in advance by Ten Thousand
club members and their friends at
the dance to be given Saturday in
the club house.
This is the first club dance of the
year and Mrs. j. B. McNeece and
her committee are determined to
make it one of the highlights of the
social season.
Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock to
the music of Carroll Campbells sew
en- piece orchestra. Attractive dec
orations and feature numbers have
been planned and the party has at
tracted such widespread attention
that residents from BraWley and
Calexico have notified the commit
tee OF their intentions to be present.
A number of no-hoSt dinner
parties are being arranged by vari-
Gus groups who plan to attend the
dance, several hosteSses having is
sued invitations to cocktail parties
which will precede the club affair.
Entire Nos Club
Nor are these all the interesting
social events for the week. On Tues
day night the Entire Nos club is hav-
ing another of its dances, these club
parties being among the most or
iginal and delightful events in the
calendar.
"SWeethearts Rendezvous is the
title for the party, the rendezvous
being the Ten Thousand club house
Tuesday night at 845 o'clock. Hosts
for the evening are Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Bratton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy G.. Beynon, Mr.. and Mrs Leslie
Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Mar
shall, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. MattoX and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Correll of CAL
eXico.
Past Officers
Past Matrons and Patrons associ-
ation Order of the Eastern Star, is
holding its meeting in Ell Centro
Friday night, the local group plan
ming delightful entertainment for
their guests. A pot luck dinner, pro-
gram and business meeting are
scheduled for the affair.
Monthly Dinner
Always a popular event is the
monthly dinner sponsored in the
parish hall by St Pauls Episcopal
guild and those who attend these
affairs are looking forward to Feb
ruary's to be held Tuesday at $50
o'clock
The dinner is open to the public
as we'll as to members of the parish.
Smith Lecture
Adding the necessary dash of SER
iousness which the week will need
is the program Friday night, Feb. 7,
to be given under the auspices OF the
Methodist Women'S Aid society
DR.. Roy L. Smith, pastor of the
First Methodist church of Los An
geles and famous for his ability as
speaker, will discuss the topic, The
New American Revolution" A group
of songs will be given by Mrs. Eu
gene Waterman. The program be-
gins at 8 O'Clock in the high school
auditorium, is open to the public,
and there is a small admission
charge.