Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-17

wearing tIle DeSl WISHES OF her
friends.
Clever arrangement of Gala lilies
and white iris featuring the Easter
motif were used for table decora-
tions when Mrs. A. F.. Adams, Mrs.
Ruth Chase and Mrs. E. E. Grosve-
nor entertained with bridge
breakfast at the Planters hotel in
Brawley on Saturday, April S.
Those invited from Calipatria
were: Mesdames Dennis Ford, L. L
Lyerly, Tom Riley. g. Roy Thom-
son, L. w. Eddins, R. L. Sperry.
Eddie Rademacher, L. T. Morehead,
Vance Wilson, W. T. Fowler, Cecil
ClouSe,, M. l. McKendry, w. w.
Smith, Guy Wood, Davis Beau
champ, Franklin Garrett, j. A
Wallace, G. c. Brownell, D. D.
Brownell, Jack Bryant, Jim Coulter,
Harold Hoffman, Earl Holmquist
Wiley Manning, Reed Wilkinson,
Ray Wilkinson, w. c. wilkinson, c.
A. Sperry, j. c. Moniz. Irma Nc
Cullough, Ray Hightower, Clyde
Powell, Raymond Rose. Frank He
witt, Ted Quarles. Ebert Mead
Tracey Sorenson and the Misses
Diana Stimson, Eolia Morehead,
Eleanor Lechler, Alice Hunt, Edna
Thetford, and Ann Wall.
From El Centre were Mrs. Ben
Herring Mrs. Wilson Moore. Mrs.
R. w. Ware and Mrs. John Kepley
From Brawley were Mrs Arthur
Baker, Mrs. Harold Brandt. Mrs.
Les Rogers, Mrs. George Gullett,
and Mrs. Robert McNealy.
Those from the coast were Mrs.
Mary Sterling. and Mrs. Helen
Williams of Los Angeles, Mrs.
Paul Sloggett of San Marino, Mrs.
Homer Dulin of Long Beach, and
Mrs. Bert Warner of Baldwin Park.
First prize at bridge was won
by Mrs. Holmquist, second. by Miss
Stimson: third, by Mrs. Manning
and consolation by Mrs. Eddins
Mrs. Mccullough, Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. Ford drew the guest prizes
and Mrs Moore held the travelling
prize.
Mrs. Cecil ClouSe and Mrs. Har-
old Hoffman went to San Diego
Thursday returning Friday.
Mrs. r. L. Sperry and Mrs. Ray
Wilkinson drove to Coachella Sat-
urday where Mrs. Sperry assisted in
judging the flower show.
Luncheon guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. BroWnell
Thursday were Mrs. U. j. Sinclair
and Miss Ruth Ann Sinclair.
Mrs. Ralph Johnson and her two
children are visiting Mrs. john
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. II.
Carr during the prc-EaSter vaca-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Martin
and J. L. Love drove to San Ber-
nardino Saturday and spent the
weekend visiting at the home of
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Becker.
Mrs. Rose NAPLES received the sad
news of the sudden death of her
brother, Dan Taylor, who lives at
Eagle Rock While out driving with
his mother he was taken suddenly
Ill and died in a doctors office
before reaching home. Mr.. and Mrs.
NAPLES and daughter and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. O. Hoober left Friday after
noon Immediately after receiving
the message. The funeral was held
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Sterling, a former
resident of Calipatria came down
from Los Angeles last Saturday to
attend the breakfast given by Mrs,
T. Z Grosvenor, Mrs. Ernest Chase
and Mrs. Alfred Adams and spent
the weekend with Mrs. Chase re-
newing old acquaintance.
Chapter CIV PEG. held lunch
con meeting at the home of Mrs
Lillian Scott Tuesday April g. Mrs.
| Ella Williams and Mrs. Grace
Brownell were co-hostesSes with
Mrs. Scott
Lovely spring flowers filled the
house and decorated Easter eggs
we're used as favors.
The business meeting was con-
Quoted by the new president. Mrs
Elsie Mead, and committees for
the coming year were appointed.
A social time was enjoyed after
the business meeting and no pro-
gram was given on account of the
lateneSS Of the hour.
Members present were: Mesdames
Grace Brownell, Myrtle BroWnell
Edith Corn, Ethel Dixon. Ann Far
mer, Gertrude Harris, Lois Hewitt
Elsie Mead, Lillian Scott, Bya
Sperry, Ola Sperry, Ella Williams
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