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Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11

Far Places" is an intriguing
title suggestive of travel and adj
venture, and the program given at
the Business Womens club Tues
day night, fully lived up to the
promise in that theme.
The club had its annual recep-
tion for new and prospective mem
bers that evening at the Barbara
Worth hotel, where members and
guests were entertained by a unique
travel program presented in the
form of a radio quiz with Lucy
Adair in charge.
A group of club members par
ticipated, each telling graphically
the highlights of her trip this past
summer, emphasizing the unusual
to give flavor to the account, max
ing each something quite different
from the routine travel talk. Those
who spoke were: Lola Taylor, on
Alaska; Grace Page, Cuba; Kath-
crime Won Allmen, Mexico City;
Grace Ceilings, Yellowstone Nation--
al Park; Ruby Barthel, Sequoia
National Park; Ruth Bennett, New
York Fair; Lois Cosand, San Fran
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Guild Conducts
First Luncheon
OF Season

Meeting for the first time in the
newly decorated guild room in the
Presbyterian church, the guild
members Tuesday enjoyed lunch
con and business session, the first
of the fall season.
improvements in the club room
were greeted with approval, the
draperies and refinished walls max
ing a nice background for the
luncheon tables which were gay
with Mexican rose gracefully ar
ranged in blue vases and lighted
by blue tapers.
Mrs. Elmer w. Heald presided
at the business session highlight
of which was decision to have a
two-day rummage sale Oct. 27-28,
the place to be announced later.
Mrs. w. j. Thornburg and Mrs.
j. A. Straub were chairmen of the
committee responsible for the deli
cious luncheon, being assisted by
Mesdames ] w. Donohue, Edward
H. Law, Frank G. Beyschlag, A. j
Smaller and Fred Kenyon.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Business Women Hostesses
At Annual Reception

cisco Fair; Frances York, Hawaii
Musical numbers presented at in
tervals during the evening repeated
the theme of far places: the club
trio, Lola Taylor, Lucy Adair and
Ruth Bennett sang Song of IN
dia' with Carmen Gibson as ac-
companist: Margaret Rau, in au-
thentic Spanish costume played a
pot pourri of Mexican compositions;
Zona Patterson North played as a
piano solo selections from Ferde
Grofe's Grand Canyon Suite.
Robert York, jr, young son of
Frances York, in native costume,
danced an Hawaiian hula which he
learned in the Islands this summer.
Miss Evelyn Allen, club presi-
dent. welcomed the guests, each
member introducing her own
guests.
The evening ended with the serv-
ing of refreshments, tables being
decorated with the colorful SOU
venirs brought back by the various
travellers.
Carmen Gibson. program chair
man, was in general charge of pro-
gram arrangements.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Music Teachers
Inausurate
Program :,

- -.
Coordination of private music in
struction with the public schools
formed the subject of the inter-
esting round table discussion which
the Imperial Valley Music Teach
ers' association and their guests
enjoyed Tuesday nights
The association met at the Kenah
studio $50 Olive avenue, with Mrs.
Kenah, Miss Blanche Charles OF
Calexico and Mrs. Tilla McCampbell
of Calexico as hostesses.
, Elizabeth Waterman led the dis
eussion which proved most benefi-
cial since both the private music
teachers and the public schools mu-
sic supervisors of Brawley, Imperial,
Calexico and Ell Centro participat-
ed.
Plans were completed for the COLI
cert series which starts Nov. 13
when Richard Bonelli of the Metro
politan opera will be presented. All
committee appointments for this
opening concert were made.
Mrs. Ruth Williams was welcom-
ed as a new member.
The association has inaugurated
a new plan for meetings, having a
program one month and business
meeting the next.
Many guests were present for the
session Tuesday which concluded
with a social hour during which
the hostesses served refreshments.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Linen Shower
Honors Bride

Mrs. Jack Carradine, the former
Mary Severt whose marriage oc-
Cured some two weeks ago, was
guest of honor Monday night at a
linen shower held at the home OF
Mrs. Lee Wickman, where a group
of her friends surprised her with
gifts of lovely linen.
Refreshments were served includ-
ing a brides cake appropriately de-
corated with orange blossoms.
Those present included; Mes
DANES Jack Ingraham, Laurence
Niles. Elizabeth Kennedy, Irene
Welch, Walter WetZel, Toby Con-
zales, Felix Havens, E. H. Kirby,
Lee Wickham, Don Shooter, Vic
tor Panosh, Roy Fowler, Miss Sarah
Sullivan. Miss Susie Childs and
Mrs. Carradine.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Calexico Juniors
Have Ne etin9

CALEXICO, Oct. 11.--New and
prospective members of the CAL
exico Junior Women's club were
welcomed at the clubs homecoming
meeting Tuesday night in the club
house, meeting which was pri-
marily social gathering, serving
as a pleasant reunion after the
summer vacation. .-
Mrs. Harry Anderson, president,
took charge of business session de-
voted largely to the transaction of
routine items.
Musical numbers were presented
by Miss Georgiana Sones of Ell
Centro who was heard in group
of songs, and by Gladys Gunter-
man who gave several piano selec-
tions.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Women's Clubs Organizing
For Coming Year

Womans clubs of the valley are
completing plans for their open
ing and through their presidents,
extended invitations to their fellow
club women to attend, these invi-
tations having been extended at
the recent county board meeting
in Holtville.
Ten Thousand Club
Rita Freeman Reardon of San
Diego will be guest speaker at the
Ten Thousand clubs meeting Oct.
10 and will tell of her experiences
in Europe, Spain in particular this
past summer. The club executive
board will entertain the members at
luncheon prior to the meeting.
Brawley Club '#s
Mrs. Charles Wieman of BraWley,
president of the Woman's Commun-
ity Club, has announced Loyalty,
the Cornerstone of Democracy" as
the club theme for the year with
the opening meeting on Oct. 18
with club personality as the sub
ject.
CaIexicO Club
For Calexico, Mrs. E. E. Cavanah,
has chosen 1.-The American Way"
as the theme for the year, and has
announced Oct. IA as the date for
the annual homecoming luncheon
at the hotel De ANA, Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Ten Thousand Club
Board Guests of
Pre- siden+

There is to be no lull in Ten
Thousand club activities this fall
according TO the ambitious and en-
thusiastic schedule outlined at the
clubs executive board meeting
Tuesday at the home of the presi-
ent. Mrs. P. N. Van Slyck, on West
Main avenue.
Mrs. Van Slyck entertained her
board at a luncheon, her table be-
ing charming with its crystal, china
and centerpiece of graceful Mex
ican rose.
The board will entertain the
members Thursday of next week
at a luncheon at 1890 noon in the
club house, invitations for which
will be out i'm a few days. Mrs. R.
c. Barter is chairman.
In addition to this opening meet
ing, the schedule for the fall in
cludes a dance, the evening and
afternoon card parties, a carnival
at Donean Rancho early in No
yember to raise money for the
building fund and a party by the
board for the Dams Entire section
on Oct. "a.
Sections are arranging a variety
of studies which will provide an
assortment of interests for club
members and three new sections
are in prospect. The Drama work.
shop is already organized with its
membership completed, and well
fare and a Bible study section are
both in the process of organiza-
ton.
Board members present were Mrs.
Van Slyck, Mesdames Earle G.. Da-
Wis, Howard Soper, Stevens H. Har-
ris, Earl Kraft, p E. Ryerson. Neal
Gavin, Malcolm Macurda, r. c.
Barter.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Clubs
Churches VT interest 10 w
CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY
Fellowship supper, $3.50, Christian
church.
Beginners bridge, 1880, 642 Olive.
/. v. Stamp and Coin club, 1880,
ice plant.
Troop 2, B.S.A., 1880, Imperial
Veterans hall
I.O.O.F. No. 408, 1880, Brawley.
Eagles, $50 Broadway.
THURSDAY
McCabe- Eucalyptus, 10, 804 Ell
Centre.
Bard All club, Bard school.
Rotary club, Barbara Worth.
1890 club, Z, 566 Brighton.
Junior club, 1880, 10000 club.
Townsend club No. 2, 1880, court
house.
Troop Ia, B.S.A., 1870, Scout hut.
Troop 25, B.S.A, 1880, McCabe.
RAM. No. 100, 1880, Masonic tenn
pie.
B.P.O.E. No. 1925, 7, Elks hall.
Hard of Hearing, 1880, Harding
school.
U.S.W.V. Auxiliary. I, California
hotel.
U.S.W.V., 8, Veterans hall.
Rose Mesquite, 1870, Rose school.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11

Last week the club executive
board met at the club house to dis
cuss plans both for this homecom-
ing luncheon and the southern
District convention in November,
when the Calexico club will enter
tain delegates at tea.
Mrs H. v. Ellis is arranging the
program for the homecoming meet
ing Saturday at which Calexico
teachers are to be guests. Reser-
vations for the affair should be
made directly with the hotel.
Calipatria Club
C Calipatria womans club is plan
ming a card party for Oct. 81 at the
Veterans hall, this affair being
planned to raise money for the
Calipatria fall flower show in No
vember. This club is also planning
programs centering on the Amer
ican Way theme.
HOItville Club
Child welfare was to be the
goal for the Holtville club during
the coming year, that organization
being we'll under way already and
having planned an enterprising
program for the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11

Beulah Bordwell of National City,
twenty-second district president for
the American Legion Auxiliary, was
guest of honor at the meeting OF
Boyce Aten unit Tuesday night in
the Veterans hall.
Mrs. Bordwell spoke on the plans
for the next department conven-
ton to be held in San Diego IN
June. Arrangements are underway
already for this conclave which the
district hopes to make one OF the
most successful in the history OF
the Legion and Auxiliary.
Kathryn Keller of BraWley, junior
past district president, reported on
the recent county council meeting
in Calipatria.
Plans for the units annual Hal
loween card party, set for Oct. 70,
were completed after which refresh
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
EbeII Club Has
Attendance
Contest

CALIPATRIA, Oct. 1.-THE Ebell
club held the first meeting of the
year at the home of Mrs. G.. Roy
Thomson Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomson was program
chairman and gave short review
of ten new books
Miss Julia Riley drew the guest
prize.
An attendance contest was plann-
ed with the teachers of the group
pitted against the townswomen,
the winners to be served chicken
dinner by the losers.
Present were; Mrs. Ethel Dixon,
Loie Ford; Eleanor Lechler. Louise
Manning, Irma Nc Cullough, Mrs.
Hortense McKendry, Mrs. Frances
Rademacher, Alice Reedy, Miss.
Genevieve Thomson, Mrs. Lucille
Wallace, Mrs. Helen Williams, Mrs.
Rose Writ, and Mrs. Bessie Young.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11

No Junior Ten Thousand club
member will have an excuse for not
knowing how to vote on the "Thir-
ty Dollars Every Thursday" issue
after Thursdays meeting to be held
at 7:30 o'clock In the club house.
In order to inform the members,
the program committee has arrang-
ed a discussion on the subject, Phil
knights, city engineer, speaking
against the proposed measure, and
T. D. Mccall OF Imperial, in favor
of it.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Friends Surprise
Mrs. Morris

Mrs. M. C. Norris who recently
moved into her attractive new home
in the Meloland district, had a de-
lightful surprise Tuesday afternoon
when a group of her friends ar
rived at the house bringing re-
freshments and a handsome gilt
for the new house.
Ruby Osborn won the prize IN
the guessing contest and the guests
present included: Mesdames Irene
Whitcher, Ruby Wray, Ruby Leh-
mann, Lillian Davie, Frances Ack-
er, Leota Backus, Caroline McCon-
nell. Jessie Littrell, Cliffie Russell
Ruby Osborn, McCurdy, jeanette
LeFevre, Lois Lyons, 1nez Long
Hortense Ballou, Ola Maude Crow
der, Belle Mallory, Amy Flores
Mary Ruley, Vera Kemp, Ann
Crumrine, Claudia Baker.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Bessie Damron To Be Married
To Addison Carter

Both Miss Damron and MIR Car
ter are graduates of Central high
school and junior college. Miss
Damron then attended Sawyeris
business college in Los Angeles and
has been employed for the past
two years by the Automobile club
in Van Nuys She was formerly
employed by the Pure Ice Co. FL
Centre.
The young couple plan to make
their home in Van Nuys where Mr..
Carter Is in business.
Announcement of their approach-
ing marriage will be of particular
interest since the two families are
widely known and since the young
people themselves have many
friends among the younger set of
Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Honor Earned by
Wanaka Group

Wanaka Camp Fire Girls earned
an honor at their meeting Tuesday
night by making smoke prints OF
10 varieties of leaves this meeting
taking place at the Camp Fire nut
1905 Len Rey avenue.
General discussion OF honors to
be earned followed, Mrs. Forrest
Manley, guardian, explaining the
new caravan honor. Mrs. Manley
in turn was presented with a gift
from the group.
Those present were: Doreen
Meagher, jamie Sue Tackett, Eberta
Harrell, Pauline Hoy, Billie Jane
zeitvogel, Mrs. Manley and Mrs.
Lee Massey, assistant guardian.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Junior Ten Thousand Club
To Hear Debate

Miss Alice Mae Igo of Brawley
will present a series OF eccentric
dance novelties which promise TO
be excellent. providing the lighter
side of the program. t
Mrs. Clifton II. Field will be in
charge of the business meeting and
committee of hostesses will serve
refreshments.
Committees and section chair
men have arranged to report the
plans for the clubs activities dur
ing the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Hard Of Hearing
Calls Election

Election of officers will be feat
ured at the meeting of the Ell Cen
tro society for the Hard of Hear
ing Thursday hight at 7:3O o'clock
in the Harding school music room.
Plans will be made for national
hearing week and a committee ap-
pointed to serve at the national
conference of the American Society
for the Hard of Hearing to be held
in Los Angeles next June.
After the business meeting Miss
Eugenia Thompson will present an
enjoyable program.
The meeting is open to all hard
of hearing persons and to those
interested in the prevention OF
deafness in children.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Damron
of Ell Centro have announced the
coming marriage of their daughter.
Bessie, to Addison Carter, son of
DR.. E. o. Carter, formerly of Ell
Centre and now residing in Holly
wood.
The wedding is to take place Nov.
25 at the Chapman Park hotel, Los
Angeles. Miss Damron has asked
Mrs. Leonard Cary of Ell Centre to
be her matron of honor, and Miss
Georgia Frances Damron to be her
bridesmaid Mrs. Cary is the for
mer Betty DuSold.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
U.S.W.V Feres
Departmen+He ad

Honoring their department pres
ident, Blanche Kingsbury, United
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
members are planning a banquet
for Thursday night at 7 o'clock in
the California hotel.
All Spanish War Veterans and
their wives are eligible to attend
and will be welcome guests that
night whether or not they are men,
bers of the organization.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
Announcements
Of Meetings

Anna Maria Ross tent No. 70,
Daughters of Union veterans of the
Civil War, will have an important
meeting Friday night at 7:30 in
the Veterans hall, officers having
asked that all members attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
District President on
Visit to Auxiliary

mentS were served.
Since Mrs Bordwell celebrated
her birthday anniversary that day,
the unit surprised her with a
beautifully ornamented birthday
cake.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
4-H BABY BEEF CLUB
TO SETTLE CONTEST DETAILS

All club baby beef club men,
bers will meet at the county court
house Saturday afternoon at 1:30
in order to settle final details of
the Baby Beef contest.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11
News I+ems About
Valley Residents

Mrs. Walter Riedy will return
this weekend from San Diego where
she has been recuperating from a
recent illness.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-10-11

Friends of the w. G. (Buster)
Hannas. former Ell Centrans, Will
be interested in the news that they
have a baby boy, David Lee, born
Sept. 8, and weighing 8 pounds,
20 ounces. The HannaS are now
making their home at Torrance,
Calf.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-07
U ON ME- CLUB

The Count On Me club of Salem
Baptist Church met Tueday Jan
uary 3, at the home of the presi-
dent, Mrs. f Green, 947th Ave.
The opening song was led by Mrs.
Jesse White, scripture by Mrs.
Freddy Wakefield, and prayer by
Mrs. E. H. Hilson. We were pleas
ed to have as our guests, Mrs.
Wakefield, Mrs. Besse Roberts,
Mrs. Bob Alexander, and Miss De-
lores Harding who became a new
member. There were thirteen pre-
sent. A very delicious luncheon was
;erved by the hostess and enjoyed
by all. After a brief business meet
inr, the club adjourned to meet
Tuesday, January 10, at the home
If Mrs. Jesse White, 1904 Writ.
Mrs. F Green, president
Mrs. Ford, Secretary.
Leona Jackson, reporter
Rev. f. H. H'lson, pastor.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-07
4 f9G@5 The>S Society World PROHIBITIONS Sd92S

December 2Sth was the evening
o. the Alaao Social Clu5's Annual
Christmas formal a. the Dream
land Hall. AS the exquisite and
lovely gowned ladies danced with
their escorts to the SWING music
Of Simon Harrold's orchestra. The
emblem of the Alaao's in green and
silver made a glowing background
OF a crescent moon an scintillating
palm trees that gave forth the at
mosphere of Hawaii. The younger
set featured the Jitteroug during
the evening. Out of town visitors
were introduced by the president,
Mrs. Saybers c. Hanger Misses
Connie Adams, teacher in North
Carolina. houseguest Of Mr.. John
Williams; Aloue Jones Of Dallas
Texas; Madames Corrine Williams
Of Kansas City Mo-, Margaret
Dallas McCraney cf Chicago. ILL.,;
Grace Maddox Of Cleveland. Ohio;
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Drougaerty
Of Kansas City Mo, and Misses
Anne Juan.ta Bell of Kansas City,
and Gwendolyn Bell of jefferson
City.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-07
XMAS VISITORS RETURN TO
DUTIES

GU of town guests returning to
their homes, schools and positions
after having spent one of the most
enjoyable holiday seasons in many
a year in Omaha are: Miss Connie
Adams, a teacher in the Carolinas,
house guest of Mr.. John Williams,
Mrs. Corrinne Williams of Kan
sas City, niece and house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McDaniels;
Mrs. Margaret Dallas McCraney,
guest of her mother; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Dougherty and little son of
Kansas City, house guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Shipman Of the
school set, Mr.. William Haynes,
returned to Pittsburgh University
Sunday Jan. 1st. Misses Stella Cor
den, Betty Davis Juanita and Ca
Uterine Macy, and Ethel Davis,
have returned to Nebraska Uni
versity.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-07
PASTORS AID CLUB
GIVES IT'S PARTY

The Pastors Aid club gave its
annual party at the nome Of Mr..
Ip~l Mrs. David Green 1924 North
Ii St, Friday evening. In keep
ire with yule-tide spirit, the home
was layishly decorated with the
holidays %colors. The playing Of new
and amusing games in the early
rsrt Of the evening which Mrs.
William Camper and Mrs. Abbie
senan We're he sponsors deligh-
ted everyone. Mrs Louis Abrams,
and Mrs. David Green e award
- prizes. The evenings feature
was the exchange of gifts.
Promptly at 9 o'clock the pro-
gram began, and Mrs. Buchanan
was the Mistress Of ceremonies.
The honorable Mr.. II. w. Smith,
+ O main speaker, spoke on "Church
Loyalty %strassing many points a
bout tae value of how to be loyal
to the church.
Mrs. Estella Martin, in he uni
quo 1eliverance gave a Reading.
Mrs. Mabel Harris, the club
president delivered a short talk on
tho Club History
The closing remarks were by the
Rev. William Camper, pastor of
Bethel AME Church, who gave a
brief review of the founders of the
African Methodist Espiscopal
church.
And lastly, just before midnight
all activities ceased, when the hos
tess invited all to the spacious din
ing room, where a very appetizing
repast was served.
These who enjoyed the hospita-
lity we're: Rev. and Mrs. William
Camper: Mrs. Mabel Harris; Mrs.
Ahbie Buchanan; Mrs. Mae Har-
ris; Mrs. Ora Stearns: Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Abrams; Mrs. Agnes
Esters Mrs. Mary Jacobs; Mr.. H
D. Smith; Mrs Martha Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. George Camper; Mrs
A. Peterson; Mrs. Agnes Hawkins
Mr.. and RMS. William Rucker Mrs
Mar.ilda Young; Mrs. Josie Brun-
err; Mrs. Estella Martin; Mrs. NJ
Smith and Mr.. S Phillips.
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-07
oUAcKs GIVE R

On December 81, as one entered
the Dreamland Hall, the beautiful
and artistic emblem in black and
silver of the Quack club greeted
the guests. The shaded lights shed
a soft glow over the charming and
sophisticated gowned ladies and
their escorts as they danced 10 the
swing band of the former "High
Hatters''. The Quack Club is the
largest industrial club of the WV
CA and the community Out of
town guests introduced were: Mrs,
Katie F. Bell, mother of our popu-
lar and efficient "Y", secretary
Miss I. Roberta Bell, Misses Con-
ME Adams of Penn, house guests
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-07
SACRIFICE CLUB

The Sacrifice Club of Bethel
AME church held it's Annual Xmas
Party at the home of Mrs. A. Bow
Ter on December 9th. A very nice
program was rendered by members
Of the club. Mrs. Floyd Cloud was
the chairman of the entire party
and program. Joy to the world
was used as an opening by the
whole group after which Mrs. Mag
gle Smith, vice president of the
club, read a paper on the History
and Organization of the Sacrifice
Club Mrs. Elsie Embrey gave a
very lovely instrumental solo "Star
of the East" Next came a read
ing by Mrs. Martin, entitled
"Home Sweet Home. Mrs. Grace
Lewis, Mrs. Leona Lee, and Mrs.
F. Cloud joined together and sang
"Oh Little Town of Bethlehem"
with Mrs. w. A. Camper as pianist.
Mrs Martin then gave another in
teresting and amusing reading.
Mrs. Cloud sang the prayer Per-
fec t"by Stenson with Mrs. Elsie
Embrey playing the piano. Mrs.
w G.. Camper, wife of the pastor.
gave us her Interpretation of she
Fifth Nocturne" by Lelback. Isl
lent Night" was rendered by the
trio consisting of Mrs. Lewis, Mrs.
Lee, and Mrs. Cloud with Mrs.
Camper again at the piano. Our
president, Mrs. A. Bowler, gave
her favorite reading for US, 1.-THE
House by the Side of the Road"
after which we had remarks by u
pastor, Rev. w. A. Camper. Miss
Leah Mckinney then acted as
Santa Claus by delivering the
presents which members of the
club exchanged. Refreshments were
then served. There was an abun-
dance Of Ice Cream and Cake and
also minis and nuts.
At this time we extend our heart
felt sympathy to our secretary,
The Omaha guide., 1939-01-07
GIVE lat home
PARTY

d.. and Mrs. Weldon Solomon
welcomed over 100 guests at an "At
homen, New Years Day in their
cozy little home on Maple St. This
was the first AT Home to be held
among the Young married set. MIS-.
Solomon who is quite artistic, ar
ranged the beautiful decorations
herself. The dining room table CEN
ter peice was exquisite and exotic
in itself, consisting of blue and
white chrysanthemums arranged
on a mirror. Tall tapering blue
candles formed a guard for the
bouquet Napkins of a deep blue,
candies, tea cookies, frozen eggnog,
in blue and silver. served on a sill
yer service on one end, while o
silver coffee service at the other
completed the artistic arrangement
of the table. The buffet decora-
tons completed the exquisite ar
rangements in the dining by
the tall silver candles in pale blue
candlebras on each end while white
vases filled with white and pink
chrysanthemums stood in the cen
tel.
Guests registered in the guest
log in the den which wa sdecorated
with American Beauty Roses. In
the living room an occasional
table stood with white chrysanthe-
NUNS, pink carnations, and lavend-
ers. The whole setting made one
of the most charming and artistic
pictures ever see Madames c. So
lomon, Lizzie Buford, Jessica
Wright and Miss Verginia Jackson
did honors at the table. Mrs. Say
bert c. Hanger assisted at the door
and registered the guests. Mrs.
Shelton assisted in the dining room.
Messrs. Nelson, Thomas and Le-
roy Franklin of Des Moines were
out of town guests. .,-