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Legation: present and past supreme
lodge officers Of the Order of Ahepa
and the Order of the Sons Of Pericles
and the officers of District Lodge, No.
3, OF the Daughters Of Penelope.
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A Christmas party will be held
Tuesday by the Takoma Park Women's
Club in Town Hall. Center pieces on
the tables will be Of pine branches and
bayberry candles, and there will be
favors made OF red cellopane A
Christmas tree decorated with silver
and blue lights will decorate the as
sembly room. A ceremony Of lighting
the candles will be conducted by Mrs
Paul Burk and the tables hostesses,
who are Mrs. William Lasewell, Mrs.
L. L. Ashburn, Mrs. Benjamin Con-
nelly. Mrs. James S. Fraser, Mrs
Franklin r. Garrett. Mrs Alfred
Hardesty, Mrs william Hooker, Mrs.
Walter Trey, Mrs. Roy Magruder. Mrs.
Andrew Meyer. Mrs. Harold w. Or
cutt, Mrs. Waldo Schmidt, Mrs. r.
Dean Shure and Mrs. A. G. Stone.
After luncheon Mrs. Walter Har-
mon. president. will call the meeting
to order and Mrs. Frederick L. Pratt
will introduce the speaker, Otto Tor
ney Simon, who will give Dickens
program. JaSse NuSsear will sing
Comfort Ye." by Handel, and Holy
Night" by Adams Community sing
ing of Christmas carols will follow
One Of the principal matters Of
business to come before the Marietta
Park Women's Club this week is the
decision as to what stand the club
will take on the question of national
representation for the District Of Co.
lumbia. Quite a number OF clubs are
discussing this question, as it is ex-
pected that some decisive action will
be taken as to the proposed indorse-
ment OF District representation at the
meeting of the District OF Columbia
Federation to be held the latter part
Of this month
Among the events planned BY the
Marietta Park Club in the near future
is Christmas party on December is
at the home of Mrs. Alfred Flemming
Mrs. Paul Carr, who is in charge OF
the arrangements, announced it will
be an "old-fashioned Christmas
party"
Miss Grace Lincoln Temple will be
the speaker at the art appreciation
meeting OF the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club December l3
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Phi
To Meet
Session Set Nov. %.
Rushees' Tea
Today.

~ ELTA SIGMA CHAPTER,
Sigma Phi Gamma Interna-
- Der 20 at the home Of Miss
Mary Lou Fields.
A tea will be held today at the
home of Miss Eleanor johnson for the
rushees. Miss Ruth Saltzman, Miss
Anna Moulton and Miss Pauline Holla-
man are invited.
After the meeting memorial services
were held for Miss Virginia Shook,
a charter member, who died November
20 at Mount Wilson Sanitarium.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae As
sociation has issued invitations for
tea December 10. from 4 to 6 O'Clock,
at the home Of Mrs. William Harlan,
2101 Wyoming avenue NV.
The guests Of honor will be the ma
tional president, Mrs. Richard Shy
rock Of Durham. N. c.; national vice
president, Mrs. James McNaboe, and
the field secretary, Miss Marian Handy.
The presidents and Panhellenic dele
gates of each national fraternity alum
nae association within the city Pam
hellenic Association have been invited
All Kappas in the city are invited
and each may bring guest. Reserva-
tions are being made with the chair
man Of the Tea Committee, Mrs Ho-
ratio Sexton, 1881 Livingston street
NV.
Xi Chapter, Iota Tau Tau, national
legal sorority, will hold It's non-rush
tea today from to pm. at the
Wardman Park Hotel for the fresh
men Of National University and the
Washington College Of Law.
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Alpha Lambda Chapter, Phi Delta
Delta, women's international legal fra
ternity. met yesterday at the Women's
City Club.
Ofhcers for the current year are
Edna Mae Miller, president; Irene
Vivian Wright, vice president and
treasurer; Will Nash Campbell, regis
trar; Florence McLouth, chancellor,
and Helen Gauker. chaplain. Plans
were discussed for rush parties in
February, after grades for the first
term at National University Law
School have been announced.
The Washington members Of the
Notre Dame Of Maryland Alumnae
Association will meet at the home of
Miss Adele Smith and Miss Eunice
Warner, 2017 Allen place NV,
Thursday evening.
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Hall. Carroll avenue. Speaker, Otto
Torney Simon. Dickens program.
Soloist, Jesse Nussear. Art Section
meets Thursday. pm, with Mrs.
Jesse j. Ramsdell, 69l0 Eighth street
NV.
Park View Woman's Club Executive
Board meets for luncheon Tuesday.
with Mrs. Pierce Ashburn. 4l8 Iuray
place NV. with Mrs. Fred Walker
assisting.
Petworth Woman's Club meets Mon
day. pm, in the Petworth School,
Eighth and Shepherd streets NV.
Motion picture "All Aboard" Par
hamentary group meets Monday, 7
pm. in the library Of the Petworth
School,
Civic and Study Clubs.
Twentieth Century Club.-Interna-
tional Outlook Section meets Mon
DAY. 2:30 pm, at the Y. w. C. A.
Speakers. Mrs. Philip Sydney Smith,
Russia, Russians; Russia" Mrs.
Chauncey D. Snow current events.
Nature Section meets Wednesday,
1880 pm, at Cabin John Station.
Clvics Education Section, Thursday,
1850 pm. Speaker, L. A. Cur
ruthers, president of the D. C.
Federation Of Citizens Associations,
District of Columbia Taxation" {"
Red Cross group, Wednesday, 10 m,
at Chapter House, 1730 E street N w.
The Sunshine and Community Society
Of the District of Columbia meets
Monday at 1:30 pm. at the home
OF Mrs. Henry F. Sawtelle, 6200
Connecticut avenue NV. Mrs.
Charles Blair will preside. Singing
OF Christmas carols, led by Mrs
Marie c. Deal, accompanied by Mrs.
D. Fulton Harris.
Women's City Club.-Meetings at the
clubhouse, 73s Jackson place NV:
Monday, pm, Spanish class:
6 pm, French table. Tuesday, S
pm, book hour, Miss Almira Reed
Harris, on City Of Bells" by Eliza
beth Goudge. Christmas music, Miss
Margaret IAmbie. Tuesday, 7:30
pm, evening bridge, Mrs. Raymond
H. Keller, hostess. Wednesday,
$50 pm, business and professional
dinner. Speaker, Miss Janet Rich
ards. Timely Topics of the Hour. F"
Thursday, S pm, French class;
5 pm. short story class. Friday,
S pm, public speaking and per-
sonaltty development class.
Voteless d. c. League Of Women
Voters.-Department of Economic
Welfare, Monday, 1880, smorgas-
bord, Seventeenth and K streets
NV. Speakers, c. Z. LAmson, D. c.
Employment Service; Marguerite
Woolley Of w. p. A. Tuesday, 1870
pm, Department Of Education,
Thompson School, Generalization of
Vocational Education and Junior
Placement Service" Friday, 1880
am, board meeting, the Brookings
Institution. Lecture on children,s
books, 2:S0 pm, ut Cleveland Park
Club, 3433 Reno road NV. Speaker,
Miss Dorothy Smith Of New York.
District Of Columbia Branch, League
Of American decentralization
at the Grafton Hotel. Wednesday,
to 8. tea for Mrs. Franklin Delano
Roosevelt, who win discuss writing
problems. Fair, Friday and satur-
day, 2 pm. to 10 pm. each day.
Books, paintings, etchings for sale.
American Association Of University
Women. meetings at the club house,
1884 I street NV. Monday-Mixed
chorus Of American University will
sing carols, pm; Senator Thomas
Of Utah win speak at 8:15 pm:
applied arts group win 4set ct 7:4S
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at $50 at the Powhatan Hotel. Her
talk, which will be illustrated, will be
on THE Madonna and Nativity,s
Legend as interpreted by the Old Mas
ters." Miss Temple is a graduate of
the School of the Museum of Fine
Arts, Boston. and charter member
of the American Federation of Arts.
AS special feature of the program
Miss Jessie Ash Arndt will sing a Sc
lection from THE Messiah" accom-
panied on the piano by Mrs. Reithel
Murphy.
The club is featuring various forms
OF art in a series Of programs this sea-
son. These are arranged by Miss Vera
M. Lundquist, chairman of the Edu-
cation Committee. The first one was
given last month, when Mrs Con-
stance Snow spoke on symphony or
chestras.
The Washington Cultus Club met
November 80 with Mrs. William H.
sholes on Ontario road N. w. Mrs.
Appleton Clarke read a paper on
~ASS $ACSAS Vi hLllHully.
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The Washington wellesley Club met
Wednesday evening at the Barney
Neighborhood House on the invitation
OF Miss Margaret B. Merrill, house
director. The members were given an
opportunity to see the work being done
At the center and were shown around
by the Girl Scouts of Troop %, which
is aff1liated with Barney Neighborhood
House.
Mrs. Harry B. Cation, president.
conducted the club meeting, after
which refreshments we're served by
the Girl Scouts. Mrs. Robert M.
Browning and the 19l0-lsl9 decade
group we're in charge OF the refresh
ments
Installation of a library Of 300 books
In the Home for the Incurables was
the outstanding event last week for
the Soroptimist Club. These books
have been collected by the members.
Fiction. biography. history and other
subjects are included in the collection.
Miss Daisy Reed, president of the
club. made the presentation. The
books will be circulated for the use of
the patients
Officers will be elected at the meet
ing next Wednesday. The official in
stallation will be at banquet January
8 at the willard Hotel Miss Marjorie
Webster is chairman Of the Banquet
Committee.
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D. A. R. Gets
Material for
Book
Bazaar Tomorrow
And Tuesday
At School.

\ II EMBERS Of the Americanism
M Committee, Daughters of the
wv American Revolution OF the
4 4 District of Columbia, have
been working for many weeks collect.
ing material for their booth at the
ninth annual international bazaar al
the Anericanization School, Tenth
and H streets NV, tomorrow and
Tuesday from 10 am. to 10 pm. Mrs
Alexander H. Bell is chairman
The proceeds from this sale will be
used for welfare work at the school.
The Army-Navy Chapter will hold
its annual luncheon at the Army
Navy Club on December 10 to celebrate
the founding Of the chapter 43 years
ago Luncheon will be served at 1890
Only members will be present.
Mrs. Geoffrey Creyke, State chair
man Magazine Committee, will be the
speaker and honor guest at the meet
ing Tue-day Of the Abigail Hartman
Rice Chapter at the home of the Misses
Audrey and Helen Belt, l409 Webster
street NV. Mrs. Emory T. Ozabel
will be an assistant hostess. Miss
Betty Ann Sewell OF American Uni
versity will sing a group of songs
accompanied at the piano by her sis
ter, Mrs. Evelyn Sewell Mayors.
The chapter will entertain at ben
eft bridge party December 10 at l 80
at go M street NE. for their Crossnore
School scholarship fund. Miss Mar
garet Emerson and Master Clyde
Baker are the recipients of these
scholarships at the present time Mrs
Edgar E. Good is chairman of the
card party. assisted by Mrs. Herbert
H. Shinnick, who will have charge oi
the candy sales. Mrs. Charles Carroll
Haig. State regent, heads the list OF
patronesses.
A Christmas program will follow the
business meeting of the Susan Riviere
Hetzel Chapter Friday evening at the
home Of Miss Julia D. Mcfarland
1920 Kalorama road NV. Assisting
hostesses will be Mrs. Richard H
Cabell, jr., and Miss Mildred w. Chan
cellor. State Chairman of Genealog-
ical Records Mrs. Harry M. Howard
will read a paper on "Christmasses in
the White House" Mrs. George
Combs, honorary historian, will tell
OF the stormy night of Christmas. 1776
The honorary vice president general
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins. and the
State regent, Mrs. Charles Carroll
Haig, will be guests.
Miss Luella P. Chase. president OF
the Chapter Regents Club, announces
a Dutch treat dinner for club mem
bers at the Highlands December 8 at :
o'clock. to be followed by an informal
social
At a recent meeting the State re.
gent, Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig. anc
the president of the Chapter House
Corp, Mrs. Harry Colfax Grove, vert
guests.
Miss Marie E, Rice, regent OF th1
Abigail Hartman Rice Chapter, wa.
elected corresponding secretary treas.
urer.
Samuel Gorton Chapter will have
silver tea today at the home of Mrs
s. Nicholson, 1902 South Monro,
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The Dr.. Kate Waller Barrett Circle
Of the Florence Crittenton Home was
entertained Thursday at the Kenesaw
by Mrs. Franz Wursbacher. Miss
Jean Cole was the guest Of honor,
and spoke. Mrs. Hans Sorenson, rep
resentative to the board, gave 4 re-
port. Mrs. N. Miles reported num-
ber OF cheer packages were received.
Mrs. Charles Keller also spoke.
The Ways and Means Committee Is
planning to distribute Jacobs coats
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Women's Political Clubs
Fill Big Role in i. S.
Show Energy and Determination
To Help Parties in Times
Of Victory or Defeat.
BY RUTH MONTGOMERY,
Woman's Club Editor.

of the arguments against suffrage the old
that if allowed vote, they form
~ sort Of troublesome unwieldly feminine bloc That
theory dsspated when suffrage became reality
ound ha women were quite willing to Join the established
parties as the But when they allowed
government they showed disposition responsibilities
seriously Many them had long
ons and had organized discussion
women in all parts of the United States.
The outstanding characteristic of these energy
and both in the days of failure
The WomenS National Democratic
days of Republican supremacy of dis
content the Republican pushing
diminished enthusiasm. " -
1t is said originally
cal clubs with the idea of giving the something
that would keep them from interfering with
this be true they ceverer than they
clubs have proved their value times
help the men - ~ ~ ~~ OAA
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pm. Tuesday-Travel talk by DR..
E. w. James at s:15 pm; meeting
OF law for laywomen at $50 pm;
meeting of the housing study group
at 4:40 pm. Wednesday-Dinner
symposium at 7 pm: meeting of
social studies group at IL am.
Thursday-meeting of morning book
review section at IL am. and art
appreciation group at pm. Fri
day-Duplicate contract bridge at
7:30 pm.
The George Washington Chapter of
Delphians will meet Wednesday at
10 am. at the GEORGETOWN Library
under the leadership Of Mrs. Caro-
lyn Rask. Mrs. George Lilly pre-
siding. Topics will be covered by
Mrs. Harry Smith. Mrs. w. L.
Evans. Mrs. William Liddle. Mrs.
Chester d. swope and Mrs. Eugene
Brown.
Collegiate Clubs.
Columbian Women of the Georee
Washington University meets Tues
day at 4 pm. at Columbian House,
2033 g street NV. Speaker, Mrs
Gilbert Grosvenor. by Clipper to
the Orient" illustrated lecture.
Hostesses, Mrs. A. H. Lawson, Mrs
B. B. Mulford. Mrs. Vincent Du Wig
neaud, Mrs. Edwin Yocum and Mrs
F. E. Nessell. Business meeting
with president, Mrs. Cloyd Heck
Marvin, presiding.
Alumnae Chapter Kappa Kappa
Gamma tea Friday. 4 to 6 pm.
with Mrs. Walter s Harlan, 2lOl
Connecticut avenue NV. In honol
Of Mrs. Richard Shryock, granc
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SENIORS TO DANCE
Southeastern University Event Is
Set for Friday.

Set for Friday.
The senior classes Of the Schools
of Accountancy and Law of South
eastern University will hold a dance
next Friday in the university audi
torium. Roland Simpson, president
of the senior accounting class, and
Arthur L. Maiden, president of the
senior law class, are in charge Of
arrangements.
Miss Margaret E. Belts and Miss
Marie l.. Suter. registrar and bursar,
respectively, of Southeastern Uni
versity, represented the university at
the recent annual meeting of Col
legiate Registrars of the Middle States
Association, held in Atlantic City,
N. j.
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Future Meetings of Woman's Clubs Announced
Business and Professional Clubs.

Business and ProfsssionaI C[ubs,
The Zonta Club will meet Wednesday
at l pm. at the Y w. C. A. Mrs.
Marion Wade Doyle will talk on
the needs of the public schools.
Business and Professional Women's
Club of All-Souls' OUnitarian)
Church meets tomorrow at pm
in Pierce Hall. Sixteenth and Har-
ward streets NV. Speaker, Geor-
gette Ross Howard, Current
Events"
Business Women's Council meets
Tuesday. 6:45 pm. in the chapel
OF the Covenant-First Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. James r. King
will conduct the devotional period.
Musical Tour Of Washington" by
the B. w. c. Kitchen Band under
the direction of Mrs. Zula Pence
Miss Fanny Buck. accompanist.
American University Woman's Guild
Book Review Section, meets Mon
day at ii pm. with Mrs. George B.
Woods. 4331 Cathedral avenue NV.
Mrs. Oswald McNeeSe will review
Young Henry of Navarro" by Helm
rich Mann. Monthly meeting Of
the guild Wednesday at 11:15 am.
in the women's residence hall on
the campus. Christmas carols.
Writers League meets at Thomson
School Thursday at BIS pm. Mrs.
Helen r. Watson will discuss
stories. Stories to be read by Miss
Katherine Hopson, Miss Mary Tur-
ner, Robert Cochran and verse by
Charles Cottingham.
League of Republican Women, Mon
day, II am. Board meeting at club
house, 1901 Seventeenth street NV.
Club meeting Monday, 2:30, at
Mayfower Hotel Speaker, Mrs,
Henry Caraway of New York.
Woman's National Democratic Club
meeting at clubhouse, 1926 New
Hampshire avenue NV. Lunch
meeting Monday, 1890 pm.
Speaker, Mrs. Charles j. Golden.
Women and the New Deal Abroad. /"
Tuesday, IL am, Education Com
mittee. Speaker, Mrs. Robert e,
Nelson, THE International situa-
ton"
Community Clubs.
Marietta Park Women's Club, Tues
day at pm, with Mrs. Charles
Clarke, 9 Blackstone road, West
moreland Mills, Md. Assisting host
esSes: Mrs. Frank Beckert, Mrs. Wal
ter Artz, Mrs. Martin Beard, Miss
Ida Conner. Mrs. P. A. Garn and
Mrs. Glen Tucker. Speaker, Miss
Mary Downey, Illuminated Manu-
scripts" Art Section meets Tues
ray at 10 am, with Mrs. I. l.. Stor-
mont, $500 Fifth street NV. Speak
ers, Mrs. Thomas Atkeson, Mrs.
John Kiley, Mrs. Edwin Hickey, Mrs.
Alfred Fleming, Mrs. James Long
ley and Mrs. Lawrence Gross. Sub
jects, German Painting.
The Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase-
Social Section, Monday, IL am, with
Mrs. Willtord c. Taylor, 10 williams
lane; Tuesday, pm, French Sec
tion meets with Mrs. F. F.. Espen-
shied, 1874 Stuyvestant place NV.
Assisting hostesses: Mrs. Eugene
Stevens, Mrs. Bletz and Mrs. Liefer
Magnusson. Program arranged by
Mime. Hanson. Play and poem in
French. Wednesday, 10 am, Music
Section rehearsal, e. ". Brown
School. Executive Board, 1880 pm.
at Columbia Country Club. Thurs
day. 10 am, Nature Section meets
Chevy Chase Circle.
TakomA Park Women's Club meets
Tuesday ct 1890 p.m., in the Town
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-26
Successful Recital Given by
Ruth TeepIe Reid Pupils

One of the most interesting re-
citals of the season was that given
Tuesday by pupils of Ruth Teeple
Reid, the interest centering in the
fact that it was composed entirely
of ensemble numbers.
From the smallest pupils, includ-
ing those too young to read their
names on the program, to the most
advanced Helen Dowd, the STU
dents gave commendable perform
ances, each playing with a high
degree of excellence according to
The length of time he or she had
studied. Some pupils had had as
few as eight lessons, but they play
ed with ease and precision Just as
if Jhey were veteran performers.
The numbers We're varied ranging
from the dramatic to the lyric, and
providing a balanced program.
Nearly all the students played from
memory TrioS. duets, double trios,
two piano groups were all included,
Mrs. Reid playing in certain of the
numbers.
Among the younger students the
work of Raynor c. ClemonS was
outstanding and indicates consid-
cradle promise.
Helen Dowd deserves special men
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-26
Surprise Birthday
Party GiUen For
Dan w. West

Dan w. West, county assessor
collector, planned to observe his
Gath birthday anniversary quietly
Tuesday but had a delightful sur
prise instead when his office force,
field deputies and outside friends
gave a party in his honor after
closing hours that day.
The unsuspecting guest of honor
was led into a small office at the
court house where he found the
group awaiting. A long table was
decorated with bouquets of roses
and two handsome birthday cakes,
while gaily wrapped packages, each
containing a handkerchief. occupy
ing the center
The birthday cakes were cut and
served with ice cold punch to the
following: Matte FroWiss, Marie c..
cox, Beatrice Bachar, Aline Kirk
patrick, Mary Lewis, Elsa Zeitvogel,
Betty Carroll, Ella Salassi, Sarah
Carr, Gwen johnson, Eugenia
West, Phyllis Ryder, Evelyn Carr,
Alex Meyer, L. S. Neagle, j. d.
McCary, G. F.. Eckert, F.. w. Powell,
Clifford Allen, A. B. Derrick, Walt
Poston, Roy Shepard, T. j. Thomp-
son, George Harlan, Robert Conover,
Clyde Stewart and the guest of
honor, Dan w. West.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-26
Rural Schools to Graduate
Large Classes Thursday

Seven rural schools are uniting
in one commencement program TO
be held Thursday night at o'clock
in the high school auditorium.
The list of graduates is as fol-
lows:
Acacia, Loren D. Leger, Ada Belle
Sadberry. Tommie T. Tsuchiyama,
Thomas S. Slovak, Gilbert Mendi-
vii, James Bordignon Mora, Frank
M. Armendariz, David B. Box, Nit
suye r. Nimura, Ruth Campbell.
Eucalyptus-Joseph Orvill Car
ROLL Henry Lee Cook, Pearl Dur
fee, Jean Johnson, Warren w.
Reidy, Roy F.. Richter, George Ro-
nero, Joseph Warren Sexton, FloS-
sic Wallace.
Heber = Robert Baker. William
Franklin Boren, John Arthur Hamm,
Dick Collins Ingle, Gabriel Men
doza, Jesus Henry Meza, Bobbie
Sue Robertson, Mary Helen de la
Rosa, Marvin ElWood st. John,
Ethel Lee Vogel.
Seeley - Claude Ferguson. Jesse
Floyd, Harry Graham, Donald
Klump, Walter Smith.
WeStside - Cecilia Murillo, Am
paro Quintana, Julia Quintana,
Alice Yoshimura, Laura Mae Ma
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-26
Business Women Install New
Officers Tuesday Night

Imperial. vice-president. Mrs. Mu-
riel Christian, treasurer; Miss Hazel
Smith, recording secretary; Miss
Evelyn Allen. corresponding secre-
tary.
On behalf of the club Miss Es-
tella Falla presented Mrs. Barthel
with her past presidents pin and
gavel. expressing appreciation Of
her servicee to the club.
Reviews Play
Mrs. Boyer, as program chairman
presented Miss Jane Tylor in a
delightful reading of that brill
liantly witty play you Can't Take
it with You which won this years
Pulitzer prize for drama and which
was written by that successful COM
edy team, Moss Hart and George
S. kaufman.
Miss Tylor has a distinct flair for
comedy and gave an excellent re-
view, emphasizing the highlights OF
the play with full justice to the
many apt hits at present day events
and personalities.
The evening ended with the serv-
ing of refreshments to the many
members and guests present. Lark
spur and roses afforded charming
decorations for the house. Miss
Tylor was presented with a hand
sCnop cOrSage.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-26
BaccdIaureate
Services For
Graduates

Baccalaureate services for high
school and junior college gradu-
ateS will be held in the Central
auditorium, Sunday, May 30, at 8
pm. A very interesting program
has been planned for the impress
sive ceremony.
The program consists of the fol-
lowing numbers: War March of
the Priests" tMendelssohn), the
school orchestra; the invocation by
Rev A. d. Buffers; the scripture,
Rev Harold w. Stanfield; Unfold
Ye Portals" CGounod, glee club. {.
the sermon Highways and By
Ways of Life" Rev. Devon Els
worth; Poem" CFibich). string en-
semble; benediction, Rev. f. Karl
Latimer.
Both classes will wear the caps
and gowns in which they will grad
uate, the junior college commence
ment being June 3 and the high
school, June 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-05-26
ooOf Interest to Women Churches
Social Calendar

WEDNESDAY
Baker recital, 7:45. 10000 club.
Girls League, F. l.. Riddle home.
Oasis lodge No. 664, F. and AM,
7:30, Masonic temple.
Eagles, 8, 500 Broadway.
Troop 3, B.S.A., 1880, Scout hut.
Choir practice, 1880, Presbyterian
church.
Mid-week prayer service, 1880,
First Baptist church.
THURSDAY
RCse- Mesquite. 10, w. I. Fifield
home.
McCabe- Eucalyptus, 10, George
Whitcher home.
Rotary club, Barbara Worth.
Imr anuel Circle, 10, First Bap-
tit church.
Pack 5, 4, Harding school.
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, I, Elks hall.
RAM. No. 100, 8, Masonic temple.
Barbara Worth Rebekahs, 8, 222
North Eighth.
2O-30 club, $3.50, Wilson school.
Townsend club, 1880, city park.
Troop Is, B.S.A., 1870. Heber.
Troop 5, B.S.A., 1880, Seeeley.
Troop ID, B.S.A.. 1880, Scout hut.
Choir practice, 1870, Methodist
church.
Lip reading class, Z, high school.
Choir practice, 7, St. Paul's.
Rural schools graduation. &, high
school.