Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1941-03-02
ANNE DAVIS
NOTEBOOK
What is that quotation about

What is tnat quOtatlOn ABOUT
old friends are the best?
What ever it may be, a quick
glance through the notebook for
the week just past leaves no doubt
but what old friends are very dear
to us for our week has been full
of gay intimate little parties for
the old timers who have been visit
ing their friends and we have had
lots of fun catching up on the
gossip with many do your re-
members adding their zest to
the conversations as the amusing
events of the old days are relived.
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The George AndersonS having a
grand reunion with their friends
and with Georges brothers, Eugene
Anderson of Ell Centre and P. P.
Anderson of CaleXico. MFR. ana
Mrs. John Stewart Ross of Los
Angeles, Mrs. Ross wearing such
a becoming rosy beige frock at the
party given for her by Mrs Roy
Breedlove Nella Coggins and
her son, Wilbur from Glendale,
Wilbur, an expert at fencing and
archery and Mrs. Coggins prettier
than ever in blue frock most
attractive with her pink and white
coloring-the Harry Bankers down
from San Diego for the Masonic
festivities-and of course, Mr.. and
Mrc Holt y1on a
nice long visit each year SO that
we don't get quite as much out of
touch with them as we do with
others.
Parties are particularly attrac-
tive at this time of the year, for
our gardens are in full blom and
each morning if you can't reach
them by telephone you can be
pretty sure that Mrs. Allen Nuffer,
Mrs. Sem Bacon, Mrs. Philip Hodg-
kin, Mrs. Ben Hulse. Mrs. Roy E.
Breedlove, Mrs. o. G. Horne, Mrs.
Minor Simms, Mrs. j. E. Brock
are out in their yards hard at work
on their faVOrlte hObDy.
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Spring days bring spring frocks
and one of us at least, Mrs. John
Kepley, is just year ahead of
the mode. "Broomstick" skirts are
the fashion features this spring
but Mrs. Kepley has had one for
whole year Last summer, while
in Albuquerque, she saw one of
the skirts and persuaded the In
dams to make one for her-of
course these skirts are part of this
years rage for the American Indian
designS--and has worn it all this
year, looking as pretty as picture.
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While we're taking or clothes,
Mrs. o. G. Horne's new frock in
two exquisite shades Of blue fash
toned with such smart detail looks
as if it just came out of Vogue.
And when we think of pink and
blue we always think of Mrs Leroy
Holt who has taken those colors
for her own and who always APP
pears elegantly gowned in one of
these shades, perfect with her
lovely hair.
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Did you know that Margaret
jackson Loud writes a fashion col
umn for a Portland (Ore) paper?
When she was last here she looked
like an illustration for her own
page in her smart leopard coat
and hat with which she wore a green
frock most becoming with her blonde
coloring.
One of our favorite visitors is Mrs
Mrs. Howard P. Meyers mother,
who is being entertained at num-
Der of informal affairs such as the
luncheon Mrs. Minor o. Simms gave
for her this week.
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And now VIC have much to look
forward TO our fair which brings
us many delightful visitors, and
where Mrs. Forrest f. Kutz and Mrs
w. j. Clements have been working
daily, and our first military wedding
since, at least, the World Wars
Sunday afternoon under an archway
of crossed swords will walk 1t
Ernest De Soto and his bride, the
attractive Alice Cozette Nichols, who
will be married in the true army
tradition ut Donean Rancho
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