Imperial Valley press., 1937-11-12

Spot dDOuI 20 HllltS west o. bIdW-
ley, members Of the high school
faculty and their families enjoyed
a pleasant evening Wednesday. Fol-
lowing the picnic supper informal
games and community singing were
enjoyed. Jay N. Holiday was chair
man of committee in charge of
arrangements.
Miss Jane Armstrong, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Armstrong,
IS visiting in the home of her
parents and is expecting to return
to San Francisco Saturday where
she will resume her nursing duties
at the Stanford Lane hospital
Former residents, Mrs. Paul Jones
AMI her daughter, Marjorie, return
ed to their home in Los Angeles
Monday after spending a delightful
weekend in the home of Mrs. Marie
Bostwick. Miss Jones graduated
from the high school here in 1922.
Two performances of a concert,
featuring Mary McCormic, famous
soprano, and Bohumir Kryl and his
symphony orchestra, will be pre-
sented in the Brawley high gymna
sium Monday, Nov Is, one perform
ance at 2 pm. the other at 9:15
pm. Music club in the high school
is sponsoring the concert.
Included in the symphony or
chestra are Conductor .Kryl who
plays a cornet, Barbara LeBrun,
harpist, and Henry Fink violiniSt
Such masterpieces as Overture
to the opera Mignon by Thomas
and Symphony NO. 5 From the
New World" by Dvorak will be
presented.
Ralph Stilgenbaur motored to Los
Angeles Wednesday on a business
trip.
At the Episcopal guild meeting
Tuesday afternoon two vacancies
in the officers list were filled, Mrs.
Merle Wilson being elected presi-
dent and Mrs. j. H. Escher, secre-
tary Completing the executive list
are Mrs w. G.. La Berge, vice
president and Mrs. J. C. Schmidt,
treasurer. Dec. was set as the
date for a benefit bridge party
to be held at the Womans Club
house.
The lobby of the Planters hotel
was crowded to capacity Wednes-
day afternoon when crowds at
tended the style show presented
by the Women's Community club
and several of the local merchants.
All types of ready -to-wear garments
were modelled by approximately 81
models, music being furnished by
Mrs. Joe Pico at the piano and
Mrs. Katharine Davis. violin. A
special feature of the afternoon was
a tap dance by Virginia Wells pre-
Sented by Davhon school of the
dance. Also a song and dance by
Carolyn Clark and tap and soft
shoe dance by Yuri Fujimoto, pupils
of Mrs. Venola Imrie.
Meeting at the home of Mrs. H. E.
Ramsdell at 2:30 Friday afternoon,
members OF the Informal Study
club will be entertained.
During the regular weekly meet
ing of Oasis Rebekah lodge Tuesday
night, Viola Box and Margaret Mar
tin were initiated.
Leaving Wednesday, Mrs. Ralph
Stilgenbaur and Miss Gladys Iken-
berry motored to Tucson to spend
the Armistice holiday visiting Mrs.
Stilgenbaur's daughter Jane. who
is attending the University of
Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. H. Wellington
were hosts at a family reunion last
Sunday.
The third annual formal pre-
sented by Jobs Daughters will be
held Dec. 3 in the evening from
8:3O-12 o'clock in the Masonic hall.
Miss Ruth Palmer heads the COM
mittee.
MIR. and MIS-. R. M. Hensley, who
have been visiting in the home OF
their son and daughter in law, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Hensley, returned
to their home in WinsloW, Ariz.,
Tuesday.
Her topic being the Orient, Miss
Mildred Hubbard, Ell Centre guest
speaker, related interesting details
at section meeting of Brawley Pres
ent Day club Tuesday morning.
Mrs H. w. c. Paul, accompanied
at the piano by Mrs. Lester sever,
sang.
Expecting to return home We'd
nesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Welch
are enjoying a short vacation in
Los Angeles.
Representing Brawley F. F. A.
chapter, eight members motored to
Holtville Monday night where they
initiated az high school boys in the
newly formed chapter there. At
tending were Dwight Thompson,
adviser, Charles Kilgore, James
Strieby, Ray Jameson, Karl Jack
son. Jimmie Elmore, James Graham,
Jack DiShman.
Mrs. w. Casey hostess and chair
man, will entertain members of the
Alpha section of Present Day club
Nov. %.
With Mrs. Gus Berry and Mrs.
Homer Chisholm, hosteSses, mem
bers of Today and Tomorrow club
Ia l,c AHnfhndict nhiIrnh