Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1936-01-26
Society
Clubs
iverSifted Entertainment for the Coming Week
Schedule Offers
Much Variety

Diversified entertainment to suit
all tastes is or the schedule for
this week varying from concert,
a ball to a baby show and popu-
larity contests.
Surely in these events and in
the many organization affairs
planned for the week, FL Centrans
will find much to interest them.
COmpinSky Trio
The concert this week is that 10
be given by the Compinsky trio:
Manuel. violinst; Sara, pianist; Alex,
'cellist. This talented group OF ar
fists will be presented by the In
perial Valley Music Teachers as
sociation Tuesday night at 8:15
o'clock in Wilson school the second
concert in this seasons series.
Presidents Ball
The ball honorS no less per-
sonage than the President OF the
United States and celebrates his
birthday anniversary. L will be
held Thursday night in Veterans
hall and as in former years all
money raised will 90 towards the
work for the prevention and cure
of infantile paralysis. Seventy per
cent Of the funds secured remain N
FL Centre and so per cent 90 to
the Warm Springs foundation,
headquarters Tor infantile paralysis
research work.
V.F.W. Celebration
Veterans OF Foreign Wars are
planning a three-day lettuce cele-
bration for Thursday, Friday and
Saturday which features a baby
show. a baby parade, popular
ity contest whose winner will be
crowned Miss Victory at the coro-
nation ball on Jan. 81. The baby
parade is scheduled for the after
noon of Jan. 80, and the baby
show, the afternoon OF Jan. 81.
Special events are planned for
Saturday also.
While these major affairs are
occupying the spotlight this week
number Of equally enjoyable So
Clal eNGlllS lldNC OGCAl EAeiAAASN'
Junior Tea
Junior Ten Thousand club mem
bers are looking forward to their
monthly tea Wednesday afternoon
from So o'clock in the club house.
Mrs. Harley Dold heads the COM
mittee of hostesses composed OF
Mrs. H. c. Buehner, Mrs. Chester
N. Fugley, Mrs. Lawson Odle, Jr.
Miss Frances Bartee, Miss Mar
jorie Gillmor, Miss Claire Guthrie.
Bachelors Dance
Bachelors club members have
planned a dance for Feb. l in the
blue room of the Barbara Worth
hotel, this affair being restricted
to members and their ladies. Bus
Suuires and Dee Percival head the
committee in charge.
Scavenger Hunt
AS for the younger set, its mem
bers. at least those of the Twirhng
Twerps organization, are looking
forward to an exciting scavenger
hunt Saturday night.
SnFl1e OlliCtT
Saturday is an important day for
the members of Oasis Shrine NO.
%. w. s. of j., who will be honor
ed by a visit from their supreme
worthy high priestess, Rose M
Reid OF Washington Iowa, and pos
sibly by a visit from the supreme
Waterman of shepherds, Fred Snyd-
er of St. Paul, Minnesota. THESE
visitors will be honored by pan
ouet at the Barbara Worth hotel
Saturday night, and a breakfast
Sunday morning. Special session OF
the Shrine will be held Saturday
night in the Masonic temple, 1ol-
lowing the banquet, at which the
Shrine will be inspected by the
supreme worthy high priestess.
Shrine Social Club
Tuesday is also a day of interest
for Shrine social club members since
that organization will meet III ii
Centre on Tuesday.
Jobs Daughters
Jobs Daughters will meet in regu-
lar session Tuesday night at 7:3O
O'Clock in the Masonic temple, the
new officers presiding.
Ladies Day
Ladies day will be observed as US
ual Wednesday at the Barbara
Worth golf club.
Camp Fire Meeting
Annual meeting Of the Ell Centre
Camp Fire council will be held Fri
day at 8 o'clock in the Ten Thousand
club with Dean Arthur Peterson
president of the San Diego council
and Miss Harriet Dively, San Diego
executive, as guest speakers. The
executive board will sponsor a dinner
for the visitors at 6 o'clock in the
Barbara Worth hotel.
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