davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-08-27

begin at IL o'clock and admission
is by invitation only.
Entertaining at dinner before the
dance will be Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Thornton Greene, Mrs. E. Douglas
Prime, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
McGrath, Mr.. and Mrs. Melville
Bearns, jr., Miss Dorothy Neyhart,
Mr.. and Mrs. James C. Hamilton,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Black will be
hosts to the younger set among the
exhibitors at their home, Summer
field Farm.
The Sewanee Tavern of lockwood
Hall plans a dance for after mid
night Sunday in honor of the out
of-town visitors.
Evening star., 1941-08-27

by club leaders at luncheon at
the home of the president, Mrs.
Frank P. Farley, 4619 Chevy Chase
boulevard, Bethesda.
Those present, all members of the
club Yearbook Committee, were
Mrs. F. B. Di Blasi, program chair
man; Mrs. George T. Condron, press
chairman; Mrs. John M. Nader, di-
rector of the Montgomery County
Federation of Women's Clubs; Mrs.
William N. MacGowan, membership;
Mrs. Manning Dyer, American home
chairman; Mrs. Richard d. Nevins,
literature chairman, and Mrs. Ver-
non E. Moore, publicity chairman.
Mrs. Farley was assisted by her
sister, Mrs. William K. Collins of
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Horse Show
Continued From Page B-3)

N. Y, formerly of this county: Mr..
George M. Humphrey. Cleveland:
Mr.. Christopher Wadsworth, Ken
more, N. Y; 1t. Col. Pleas B.
Rogers, and 1t. Col. Paul S. Morris
of the Remount Station at Front
Royal, Va: and Mrs. James Guitar
formerly Ruth Matthews of War;
renton, who will judge in the pony
department instead of Mr.. Christo-
pher Greer, who is unable to serve.
The Fauquier Chapter Red Cross
will serve luncheon on the grounds
both days of the show, when a
delicious meal will be given at a
moderate price. The proceeds of
the dance at the Sewanee Inn
Saturday evening also will be for
the Red Cross.
Mrs. James c. Hamilton, only
woman director and daughter of
the former president of the show,
Mr.. Julian c. Keith, is a member
of the Executive Committee, with
Mr.. North Fletcher, Mrs. Francis
Greene, the treasurer, Mr.. Harold
E. Smith and Mr.. Hermann Ullman.
Annual Dance Planned
Saturday Evening.
The Warrenton Horse Show dance
which will be held Saturday eve
ming at the Blue Parrot and is for
the benefit of the Fauquier Tuber-
culosis Association. The dance will
Evening star., 1941-08-27

Mahlon Kirk w, Mrs. Addison
Foster, Mrs. Mortimer Stabler, Mrs
Jacob Bird, Mrs. Allan F. Brooke,
Mrs. Aubrey Beall, Mrs. William
Moore, Mrs. Laurason Riggs, Mrs.
r. Bentley Thomas, Mrs. Thomas
Ladson, Mrs. F. Pole Robson, Mrs.
Douglas Whitlock, Mrs. Wayne Dar-
row, Mrs. H. B. Williamson, Mrs.
Charles Tumbleson, Mrs. H. B.
Beavers, and Mrs. Yellott Candy.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Suburban
Society
Notes
Wheatleys
Hosts on
Yacht Cruise

Mr.. and Mrs. H Winship Wheat
ley of Hyattsville, Md, entertained
several guests on a weekend cruise
on their yacht, the Sequoia, which
Is at Gibson Island. The guests
included Miss Rosemary Kehoe
of New York City, who is visit.
ing her sister, Mrs. Wheatley; Mr.
Robert Fuerst of Riverdale, Md; Mr.
and Mrs. E. Francis McDevitt OF
Woodside Park, Md, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Winship Wheatley, Jr.
Miss Rosemary and Miss Margaret
Mary Wheatley, daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. Wheatley, ST., returned
today from Fort Worth, Tex. where
they visited their brother and sis
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Wheatley, who recently moved there
from Hyattsville, Md.
Miss Randolph Richardson of
Fairfax, Va, has returned to her
home from Landsdowne, Pa, where
she was the guest of her cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Crane.
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy c. Leasure
have at their home in Silver Spring,
Md, their sons, 1t. William Lea
sure, U. S. A, of Pittsburgh, and
1t. Robert Leasure, U. S. M. c.,
of Paris Island, and Miss Lee
Quincy of New Kensington, Pa.
Mrs. William H. Riley and her
daughter, Miss Peggy Riley, have
returned to their home in Silver
Spring, Md, from Ridgeway, Pa,
where Mrs. Riley was called last
week by the death of her mother,
Mrs. Alice McCloskey. Mrs. Nc
Closkey visited her daughter fire.
quently and had a number of
friends here.
Mrs. E. T. Manning of Silver
Spring, Md, is spending the greater
part of this week in Baltimore, Md,
where she is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Smith, jr, and her in
FAINT granddaughter. Mrs. Smith was
formerly Miss Laura Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. Turner of
swarthmore, Pa, and Charles B..
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Gives Dinner artv

Miss Edna Louise Klihge enter
tanned at a dinner party last eve
ming at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest F. Klinge, in
Wynnewood Park, Md, in honor of
Miss Ann Mitchell of Atlanta. Miss
Mitchell is a former classmate Of
Miss Hinges at the College of
William and Mary, where she was
graduated last June. She is en- route
to her home in Atlanta from a visit
in Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Mrs. Candy Gives
| Bridge Party

Mrs. G. Rust Candy entertained
at a dessert bridge today at her
home, Fieldhead, at Sandy Spring,
in honor Of Miss Helen Gassaway
of Baltimore. Her other guests were
Mrs. Harwood Owings, Mrs. Francis
Miller, Mrs. Douglas Farquhar, Mrs
Francis Thomas, Mrs. Henry
Owings, Mrs. Frederic L. Thomas
Mrs. William John Thomas, Miss
Estelle T. Moore, Mrs. P. Garland
Ligon, Mrs. Louis Bussler, Mrs
Evening star., 1941-08-27

by the British Supply Council this
week end.
Mrs. Keyser has been temporarily
assisting the federation president,
Mrs. Arthur c. Watkins, to find a
new location in the absence of Mrs.
William M. Collins, chairman of
arrangements.
Announcement of appointments to
all federation committees will be
made September II, after q meeting
Of the advisory council.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
New Jersey Society
To Meet Tonight

The New Jersey State Society will
be reorganized at a meeting at 8
o'clock this evening in the garden
room of the Wardman Park Hotel.
New Jersey citizens living in the
District, Maryland and Virginia are
cordially invited to attend the
meeting.
The charter members of the So
ciety will be present and Mr.. E. A.
Edwards also will attend while Mr..
Vincent Walsh will preside, assisted
by Mr., Robert Thomas.
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Federation Seeks
New Headquarters

Mrs. Charles p. Keyser/ first vice
president of the District Federation
of Women's Clubs, today will report
to officers of the club on her efforts
to find new quarters for the organi-
zation. It's present quarters in the
Grafton Hotel will be taken over
Evening star., 1941-08-27
Bethesda Women
To Aid Red Cross

Participation of the Bethesda
Women's Club in Red Cross and
other defense activities during the
coming season was planned today
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

sima, Y cogiendo apresurada-
mente la costa de las provisiO-
mes; Isl es Ketty la que esta
ALI, en- medic de la ensalada L..
CiC6mo Ketty?...
Ketty, Ketty!...
-Pero... 5estas loca, chica D..
-iQue loca nj que ocho Guar
tos!... iAhuequemos, 81 es que
nos dejan escapar!... iCalla, que
'vienen L.. Que tumulgto es esta,
senog mio?... iSacre Nom de
Diea!
No tuvieron tempo de huir,
no, las dos mujeres miserableS.
En- un abrir y cerrar de ojos,
cuando la Chata, luego de pagan
al tabernero ell gasto de las ron
das y del vino que Sc llevaban,
Sc disponia a ordenar una reti-
rada estratagica rapidisima,
medic pueblo rode6 la venta.
-iEstas sonAgritarOn va
riaS muisres. las primers, CO.
La gaceta., 1941-06-14
Yarosz esta bien preparado
subira al cuadrilatero con IT'S libras
para Ell match del lunes

ci6n de peso de Teddy, oca =
sionada por ell calor. He cam
biado la rutina del entrena-
miento y el Sc ejercitara a las
cinco de la tarde. BESIDE su
llegada a Tampa ha perdido
seis libras.
Tommy Gomez, que no an
da buscando excusa, siente ell
calor como cualquier ciudada
no Y Sc entrena con ell mayor
cuidado.
Aver era de 1873 libras ell
peeo del pl9diador de los pu-
nos "atomizantes."
Tommy hara sus practicas
a las A de la tarde de hoy.
Frank La Marque ha reci-
Dido peticiones de billetes de
entrada de cast TODD ell estado.
Vendran a presenciar la pelea
de Tommy, un soldado en- ell
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

tras cuantas comadres habia sa-
lido de estampia, a aumentar el
.'grupo tornado en- las cercanias
del Quartet.
Mas no hubo necesidad de es-
perar a que regresara la taber-
nera.
Varios vceinos del pueblo, va
rlaS mujeres y chiquillos tam
bien, venian hacia la tabernilla,
precediendo a algunos guardias
eiviles.
La Chata y la Cahamona com
prendieron que 10 que ocurriese
debia por fuerza estar relacio-
nado con Ia troupe y con elias.
Y Garcia, la primera, distin-
gui6, al aclararse un instante
les grupos, ALA leios, la figura
desmedrada de Ketty, que era
Nevada en- brazos por guardas
y vecinos.
-iEsta IS buenaL lie CO.
menn a Enerencia, en- vOs bali
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

En- ell parque Cuscaden, ma
hana domingo, jugaran en- ell
primer turno, a la 1870, los
dos 'trabucos" mayores de la
Liga Intersocial.
La Unione Italiana, que mar
cha a la cabeza, tratara de i'm
pedir que ell Circulo Cubano,
con Pulido de pitcher, lie de-
rrote y adQuiera una posicion
mas fuerte en- cuanto al result
tado final.
Pulido ha venijo pract gan
do durante la semana y mu-
chos de los peritos Green que
,se anotara una nueva victoria.
La Unione probablemente
utilizara a "Baby' Fernandez,
uno de los mejores pitchers de
la Liga, por su habilidad y
modestia.
BESIDE ell punto de vista de
los partidarios del Circulo y
de la Unione, ell primer parti-
La gaceta., 1941-06-14
os desafios de ma6ana en- el Parque Cu8caden
Sc batiran los dos trabucOs mayOres

do de mahana tiene un positi-
vo interes.
Sc han concertado va algu-
mas apuestas; pero nosotros a.
consejamos a los muchachos
que guarden los reales para la
familia. Cuando los apostado-
res Sc "agrian," surgeon las dis
putas, las rihas Y Sc perjudi-
ca grandemente la pelota In
tersocial.
Los ASSURES, 'comandados
ipor Faustino Casares, jugaran
lei segundo partido. Sabese
que los Leales han obtenido
algunos pequenos refuerzos,
con la esperanto de salir del
s6tano.
Sc da por SECURE que Faus-
tino pondra en- acci6n a Pr
niella,
Los peloteros del Centre
piensan dedicarle la victoria
a la Juventud Asturiana.
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

puerta.
Ell tabernero y algunos parro-
quianos las imitaron.
u Que ocurre?
-JQue pasa?
|Callen, 81 creo que es en- la
puerta del Quartet L.. IA yer a
ver!...
-Debe haber ocurrio algtin
crimen, alguna desgracia, por-
que miren a los ceUileS, que sa-
len corriendo...
La Chata y la Cahamona no
pudieron yer a Ketty, en- ell pri-
mer momento.
I'm compacto grupo de genie
rodeaba a la saxon a la infeliz
mia de Pedro y de Maria de la
Cruz.
Pero Madame Renard, con a.
quella clarNidencia que carac-
teriza a las personals verdadera-
mente geniales, lie di6 un codazo
a su colega, diciendOle con vOz
La gaceta., 1941-06-14
CONTRA MURRAY

Ell lunes, en- Benjarnin Fiaid,
c~cmplamentando ell programa
Gtmez- Yarosz, ell con0cido pG-
gil Billy Murray, que va tieEe
muchos partijarios en- Tampa
Sc batira con Freddie Blanco,
un ioven de Jacksonville.
Murray ha ganado tcdas sus
peleas aqui y los eXpertcs esti'
man que apabullara facilmente
a Blanco.
Ccmbatiran en- otro de los
'bouts," Jimmy Lowry y Allen
NICorvey,
Sc lie abrira un "hueco" en- ell
programa, 81 aparece un buen O.
ponentes, a frankie Thomas, ell
ahijado de la empresa. u.
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

de scplo:
u Wives, tn?
La Cahamona, comprendiendo
por Ell aire ell lenguaje del argot,
miro a Madame Renard con ojos
interrogativo.
Luego inquiri6, frunciendo le-
vemente ell ceno:
-IQu6?
-IQue 81 estas?...
-5En que?
-iToma! En- que me parece
.lcue los tiros van con n~osotros!
Lista y sagaz, con eSa agude-
"a de las personals que no tienen
tranquila la c~onciencia, NADIA
me PAT Sc puso en- guardia.
-IQui6s decir?
-iY tantol... IA yer 81 al
guien ha lido con el soplo a los CT
viles, Y nos han metio en- otra
encerrona!.. t..
-SY qu'hariamos. ti?...
10 primero, cOnvertirnOs
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

ella siempre a nuestros heroes,
anadiremos que Garcia Sc pro-
meti6 esccger, en- case de deci-
dirse a asesinar a Pablito, un
procedimiento rapido para que
ell pobre milo no sufra mucho",
segdn comentaba a la Emeren-
ella.
VA sabes 10 que dice ell mis-
mo Cogorza@le coment6 luego
la Chata a su ilustre amiga, CO.
giendo Ell vase de vino, y dispo-
niendose a dar cuenta de el-i
que ell asesinato es una de las be-
llas artes... Pero hay que tener
en- cuenta, tambien, que. iQut
eS esq.,.
JCalla!
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

en- Madame Renard y Madame
Paf,.. Isl me hablas en- cal6, tie
largo un mamporro que vas a
parar al Manzanares!. L..
lnmediatamente, la Chata.
conSciente de su papel, dijo en-
otro tono y ~levantando la voz,
ahora va con el acento engolado
40 de una francesa que despair
aura ell castellano:
-Alors, qu'est-ce 10 que pa
sag, Monsieur diri-
glendose al tabernero, con el que
no hay que decir que va antes
las dos mujeres Sc habian fin
gSdo perfectamente extranjeras.
-iNo sc, rediez-contest6
@dueho del Establishments. SUI
bIendoSe la faja negra que lie Ia
paba ell abdomen abombado-.
iAhora nos 10 dira la parienta,
qu'ha salio como una bala!...
a
La gaceta., 1941-06-14
La Gaceta Folletin No. 20
TONIC TERCRRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

nun y de las palizas y de la cos
tumbre...
Por otro, las andanzas por Ell
mundo y los continues consoles
de la Cahamona, habian puesto
en- su coraz6n la semilla del odio
hscia Su hOmbre, que ahora Sc
lie iba apareciendo, en- realidad,
como un verdadero tirano, un
despota egoista y brutal.
Ell plan del asesinato no asus-
taba a la gran mujer que era la
Chata.
10 que Ia preocupaba era el
exito de la empresa y Ell asegu-
rar su impunidad.
Ademas, y para hacer iusti-
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

Apesar del intense calor,
Teddy Yarosz, ell e~xcampe6n
del peso mediano, di6 aver
nuevas pruebas dc ldestreza y
su manager declare que Sc sen
tia satisfecho.
Ell calor lie ha hecho perder
algunas libras de peso y cree
Sc que ell lunes sUbira al tabla-
do, en- Benjamin Field, con
ITS libras.
Como ell director Ray Fouts
sigue hablando de la alta tenn
peratura, puede asegurarse
queen case de derrota ell "ca-
lorcito" cargara con ell peso
del "disgusto."
"Me inquieta l~igeramente,
dijo aver Foutts, la disminu-
La gaceta., 1941-06-14
LIGA AMERICANA

No habfa desafios sehala =
dos para aver.
Los Tig'res jugaran hoy en-
Washington, los Browns en-
Filadelfia, los Indios en- New
York y los Medals Blancas en-
Boston.
Newhouser lanzara por ell
Detroit y Leonard por ell Wa
shington; Auker por ell Sar
Luis, y Hadley por ell Filadel-
fla; Teller por los Indios, y
Donald por los Yankees; Rig
ney por los Medals Blancas, y
Harris por los Medals Rojas.
La gaceta., 1941-06-14
OEPORTES
CON LOS GUANTES
Suben los valores de Conn

Muchos f~anaticos, leemos,
estiman que Conn derrotara a
Jose Luis.
Ell "fanatico" de un depor-
tie es cast siempre un sentimen
tai. Anhelan la victoria de
Conn porque va Jose Luis ha
ganado bastante dinero.
La mayorfa de los peritos,
sin embargo, sustenta ell critic
rio de Eue ell campe6n del peso
complete defendera con exitC
su corona.
Jim Braddock, por ejemplt
que desde est.bador Sc hizC
campe6n, opina que Conn ga
nara. Basa su juicio en- la a
nunciada decadencia de Luis
decadencia que no sc apreclI
en- sus ejercicios.
Mix Jacobs aplaude ell rum
DO de la propaganda de
match, por cuanto este lie ga
rantizara un rendimiento d.
100000 o mas.
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

eampamento Bianding, dos
generates, Ell popular coFonel
Hesterly, jefe y amigo de Go
tnez, y varios oficiales. Para e.
los Sc han separado asientos
especiales por la Comisi6n de
Boxeo, presidida por ell coro-
mel Meloy.
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

pension es por tempo indefini-
do y la multa de $500.
Phelps rehus6 hacer viaje al
oeste sin dar suficientes razo-
mes. Alega que esta enfermo.
Dos medicos lie .examinaron y
sostienen que su salud es buena.
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

Hasta la tabernilla acababan
de legar unos gritos, unas pala-
bras extranas, woes. TODD un tu-
multo, que hizo levantarse a las
dos muieres v acercarse q Ia
La gaceta., 1941-06-14
LIGA

Solo Sc efectu6 un desafio. La
nier sostuvo un duelo con Wyatt
Y Hev6 la mejor parte. Con esta
victoria aumentaron los Carde-
males su ventaja, en- Ell primer
lugar de la Liga.
Cada novena solo bate6 Qua
tro hits. Las dos jugaron sin
errores. Hopp, la primera base
de los vencedores, descarg6 dos
de los cuatro hits.
Brooklyn DC, 4h, De; San Luis
lie, All, De.
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

Leo Durodher, ell director del
rcoklyn, anunci6 aver que ha-
Ia resuelto multar y suspender
/ catcher Babe Phelps. La sus-
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

En- las practicas de aver Jo-
sc Luis no parecia tan eficien
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

Ell e~xcampe6n de las ITS II
bras, Mr.. Conn, descans6 aver.
Johnny Bay lie permiti6 If a
un cinemat6grafo.
Hoy boxeara de nuevo y
tambi6n ell domingo y ell lunes.
La pelea Sc verificara Ell
microbes.
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

tie, en- los puheta2os, como en-
los dfas anteriores.
Unos 10 atribgyen a la llu-
via y. otros.... a la necesidad
de elevar, por medic de los
"chicos de la prensa," las &C
clones del gladiator de Pitts
burg.
Jose Luis recibira ell 40 por
ciento del rendimiento neto y
Billy ell 20 por ciento.
La gaceta., 1941-06-14

En- efectO: Ia veutera. con O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10

I'll be good" promised him.
"See that you are" he said.
"And now. let's talk of other
things You have enough hor-
rors waiting for you when you
get in"
He gave me no chance 10 in
dulge any fears or qualms; in
stead, kept me a fascinated lis
tener-there is no more interest
ing talker than Dicky when he
chooses-and the trip seemed
short indeed until we left the
train and came down the ramp.
We caught sight of Noel before
he saw us. and Dicky's hand tight
cned on my arm.
Watch your step he adj
jured me. Something's wrong.
Pipe Noel's face"
Continued Monday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10

husband al ADELE uhhh''oN
mitted. But there also Is a
through train starting from
New York about l o'clock
I've checked on it---and ! can
get a sleeper. So I'll be In
good shape tomorrow morning
to tackle anything In the way
of gangsters who may want to
intercept our journey, and
snatch little Carolyn away from
u.s."
"You've thought OF every
thing" l commented admirlngly.
"But what about the the BriN-
tons: Won't they be worried
and mystified when you don't
come back ?"
Neither worry nor mysti,'
D ky answered compiacently.
"You see, when / went into The
s1..On, ostensibly TO get a bill
changed, remember ="
"Yes, remember" l as
serted tensely.
PLACING THE BRIXToNs
Well didn'l-need- change
any more than l do another
wallet for the bills j don't pos
sess. But l did need time and
opportunity 10 tell the station
agent a few things. He's a good
fellow, and ! gave him my spare
bunch of keys TO the car. He
promised TO have IL sent 20 n
garage. and have the garage
man bring II back TO meet my
train tomorrow morning. He
also said he wou ID telephone
Sam BriXton. tell him that I
had gone to New York with you,
but would be back at the BriN-
ton home IN time for breakfast,
which I WILL
There was pride il his voice
which l humored in my response
TO him.
"As your nephews would put
II, YOU certainly put one over on
your wife," | said. trying 10
divest my voice of chagrin.
1HAD To-
ct had to-" he retorted defen-
sively. For you sure were
holding out on me. And while
I'm on the subject, you might as
well come clean on something
else which has been buZZing
around my bean. Are YOU sure
you reported all that conversa-
ton between Carolyn and the
gangster which Ronald over
heard ."
] caught my breath n dismas
Then ] realized there eas onl
60 course for III. full con
*. ION
"No. I didn't" l tod hln
steadily. The thing the gang
ster wanted most was the num-
Der of my compartment ON the
train tonight. Carolyn was 70
find out what IL was and tell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10

A Sequel to Marriage Meddler,

him on his second telephone
call"
81 thought So" my husband
said added witheringly, Its a
wonder you didn't write IL out
for Carolyn. so she wouldn't
make any mistake when she
next talked TO her gangster boy
friend"
~ don't blame you for think
ing So" / said meekly. for in
deed l was in the depths of self
abasement over my folly But
wasn't quite that bad. In
stead Ronald and l saw to IL
that Carolyn didn't get
chance to ask you about the
compartment. l told her that
l didn't have any"
Dicky caught me 10 him Will
an impulsive hug, and laughed as
he rumpled my hair teasingly, ano
then kissed me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10

Ign, & e I 5
safely landed
back in Weir
hampton.
"But h o W
can you ." l
a s k G d. be-
W | / d ere d.
"Y GU re on
this through
train 10 New
Y ork! You
won't be in
u n til mid
night T"
&c ra n ted
all tn o y e
ia c ( 5, my
l.ssak.a~A ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10

"No MY angel" Dicky re-
piled airly. 81 expect to be
right on the job back there to
see that our little hell-cat, Caro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-10

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
CALENDAR

Tuesday
Mt. Sigal graduation, 1880, Mt.
Signal school
Business Women, 1880, Barbara
Worth
Laconian club, 6:15, SherwOOds
Jobs Daughters, 1880, Barbara
temple
Central Labor council, 7:30, La
Dor temple
American Legion, 8, Veterans hall
Hi-Y, I, high school
Church dinner, $3.50, Christian
church
Women's Defense corps, 1880, high
school
1. V. Stamp and Coin club, 7:3O,
ice plant
Wednesday
Spruce e-Westmorland, 1890, Charlie
Wieman home
Bartenders, Culinary workers, z,
Labor temple
Washington graduation, 4:30, at
broadway theatre
Jasper farm center, 8, Heber sand
dunes
Junior college graduation, 8, jun
iOr college patio
TOastmistress club, 6:15, California
hotel
Eagles, s, 500 Broadway
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
Drill Team

Imperial Valleys colonial drill
team, a unit OF the Eastern Star
Past Matrons and Patrons asso-
citation, was invited Saturday 10
Cceanside to eXemplify the ritua-
listic work of the order Tor the
chapter in that city, 10 valley mem-
bres acceding to the requests.
This drill team. in costumes of
the colonial period, eXemplifies the
ritual in the manner that it was
performed in the time of George
Washington Those who made the
trip were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. K. Til
ton, Mrs T. c. Lanier, Mrs. James
Schotield, Mrs Ralph Reynolds,
Mrs. Leslie Mcconnell. Charles
Knights and Ethel Witter; deupty
grand matron, all of Ell Centre;
Ollie Yates Of Holtville; Mr.. and
Mrs. M. NJ. Sweeney Mrs. w. E.
Beale, Mrs. l.. A Harris of Holt
vile: Mesdames Leroy Little, Anna
Hartman, V. E. Erickson, Malcolm
Huey Bert Reddish of CaleXico;
Miss Estella Falla of Imperial.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-06-10
Treasurer Gives
Luncheon for
Soroptimists

Ell Centre SoroptimistS were the
guests Monday noon of their treas
urer, Maybelle Beecher, who en-
tertained them at luncheon in Sher-
woods private dining room.
Beautiful flowers decorated the
table, and inflated balloons, painted
to resemble a young lady and a
young man, were posed at opposite
ends of the table. Place cards were
flanked by attractive figures in
black, each one playing a different
musical instrument, and also by
prettily wrapped packages, which
when opened, were found to con-
tain oise-provoking devices which
added to the gaiety of the party.
Mrs. Dozier S. Dawson gave a de-
lightful account of her recent trip
to Washington, D. c., as delegate
from De ANA chapter TO the y.
A. RS 50th Continental congress.
A collection was taken, proceeds
of which will go to the clubs in
cubator fund. Mrs. Beecher was
presented with pottery cooky jar
from the club, Helene Bennett, pres
ident, making the presentation.
Mrs. T. C. Lanier was a special
guest of the club.