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Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Anne Davis
Notebook

The blitz began this morning and
if you want to have an idea, no
matter how faint, of the bombing of
London, just try spending the OPEN
ing weekend of the dove season in
| the country. Our hunters left our
ranch-probably for that belonging
rest of the shooters with guns 60
ing off right and left, apparently
under my windows.
However the dove season is really
for not only do we have dove din
ners to look forward to, but also
many old friends return for the
shooting. Then there's always the
possibility of catching a glimpse of
a movie star.
MI and Mrs. Roy E. -3reedlove
are anticipating busy weekendS with
friends, Capt. F. Sherman and his
son. Jack, arriving for this weekend
with the A. F.. Hollways due the
following weekend. the Holloways
being accompanied by their daught-
er Mrs. E. j. Pennebaker, Jr. whose
husband is a former Ell Centran.
The James GardenhireS also have
| house guests for the weekend, in
cluding Mr.. Gardenhire's parents,
Col. and Mrs. William Gardenhire,
and General and Mrs. James Fechet
of Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. Don
Stevnev of Riverside were expected
Saturday afternoon Mr.. Stevney
is president of the Associated Far
mers of California.
Certain young boys VINO followed
Jim Jurkovich about worshipfully
last Christmas when he visited the
Dowds, are going to be pleased to
learn that he has married an e.
Centran, Neva Dowd. On his pre-
vious visit a group of football en-
thusiasts followed him at a respect
full distance, eager to get a good
look at this famous player but
doubtless somewhat embarrassing
the recipient of so much attention.
Los Angeles county's fair is at
tracing many valley residents, the
horseshoW in particular being Of
interest as it provides an opportun-
ity to see some exceptionally fine
animals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Moore are
taking a few days off to see the fair
and planned to devote considerable
time to the races and the horSeshoW.
This weekend they were to visit two
former Ell Centrans, the C. T. Gill
kiSonS.
The o. j. Bradshaws returned
home the latter part of the week
from visit at the fair and in Los
Angeles, their household of two
seeming quite small after a summer
entertaining their nieces and neph-
eWS.
How many remember the CID
Choral club, with John Canton as
director. and Nina Canton, as ac-
companist?
Many look back fondly to those
days when this club, composed of
men and women who enjoyed sing
ing together, was heard in concerts.
the organization also backing the
first series of guest artists brought
to the valley. The late Mrs. j. D.
Huston was one of its most enthusi-
astic presidents and through her
efforts some outstanding musicians
were heard in the county, the pres
ent series being an outgrowth OF
the original choral club. The Sym
phony orchestra associations plan
to start a choral club in connec-
ton with the orchestra brings back
memories of the old club, and par
ticularly of THE Bells of St.
Mary's" with which the club inva-
riably opened its concerts and
which was obviously its favoritc
number.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21
Soroptimists in Founders Day
Program This Coming Monday

drop their contributions, hoping to
complete the fund as soon as posi-
Bile.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21

Mrs. Henry l.. Loud and her
daughter. Mrs. c. S. Jackson, Mar
garct Loud are in the valley for
the weekend, one of the chief pur-
poses of their visit being to meet
their niece and cousin, Mary Mar
vim Knox who was duly approved
this Saturday morning. The Jack
sons have just returned from q
wonderful plane trip through South
America, visiting the principal capi
tolls and enjoying to the fullest the
beautiful scenery of the region.
Margaret plans to spend a few days
with her parents in Los Angeles
before going on to Portland. OREGON,
TO join her husband who left last
weekend for the north.
House trading involves both a loss
and a gain for Ell Centrans: Mrs.
0. G.. Horne and her sons. Bob and
OthnlCl. will trade houses this win
ter With DR.. and Mrs. Harry P.
FindleF. the former spending the
school year in Pasadena at the
Flndley home. Bob is to enter Pasa-
dena Junior college and Othniel will
continue his studies at Cal Tech.
The HOrnCS were III the valley
recently for brief stay after their
delightful vacation trip which took
them east, Mrs. j. d. Adams accom-
panying them as far as Oklahoma
City. Mrs. Horne's sister and brother
-m-laW. who live in Colorado, trav-
clied a weel; with the Hornes.
J While Ell Ccntrans are delighted
to welcome Mrs. Findley back TO
the valley they will miss the Hornes
and are hoping that they will not
, Ike Pasadena SO we'll that it be-
comes their permanent home.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21

The Eastern Star will hold thcil
annual homecoming potluck supper
at the Elks hall Monday evening
at $50.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-21

Back at the old stand with
delicious French cooking at
popular prices. Drop in for
a different meal!
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Corinthian O. E. S.
Will Install

New officers viii be installed
Monday evening At O'Clock by
Corinthisn chapter. O F. s. New
worthy matron vii be Mrs. Vivian
Han. Mr.. Bafford Floyd Is the
new worthy patron.
Others who will he installed are
Mrs. Ards Robertson. associate
matron; Mr.. Stewart Bryan. asso-
ciate patron; Mrs Zansids Sell.
secretary: Mrs. Rachel Shdmore.
treasurer; Mrs. Clara Johnson,
conductress; Mrs. Lowell Flovd,
associate conduotress.
Other officers are Mesdames
Nellie Hale. Elsie Erchinger. Eva
Scott, Kathrine Anderson. Maude
Caldwell, Zelpha Van Thiel. Nina
Teitge. Ella Washburn and Will
lam Robertson.
Following installation eeremo-
MES. refreshments will be served
by the Past Matrons. who will also
have charge Of decorations. The
installation will be an open cere-
mony.
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Ivy Chapter. O. E. S..
Will Install

New officers will be installed
Monday evening at S O'Clock by
members of Ivy chapter. o. E. s.,
in the Masonic hall at Fern Hill.
Mrs. Arthur Hart, worthy ma
iron, and Mr.. Alfred Hodges, wor-
thy patron, will be assisted by the
following installing officers: Mr..
and Mrs. II. V. Davies. Mrs. Jack
Geisburt. Miss Mildred Smallridge.
Mrs. Jack Graham. Mrs. Herbert
Ford, Mrs. Alfred Turner and
Mrs. Alfred Hodges.
New officers who will be in
stalled are: Mrs. Carl Ostlund,
worthy matron; Mr.. Arthur Hart,
worthy patron; Mrs. I. Henderson,
associate matron; Mr.. Pete Peter
son. associate patron; Mrs. Will
liam Strong, conductress: Mrs. Guy
Sheehan, associate conductress.
Others are Mrs. Delma Cochran.
chaplain; Mrs Walter Rostedt,
marshal; Mrs. Harry Sharpe. sec
rotary; Mrs. Stanley Craig, treas
urer; Mrs. Erma Baker. organist;
Mrs. II. Schwartz, Adah; Mrs. G..
Pitzler, Ruth; Mrs. F. Benjamin,
Esther; Mrs. L. Gibbons, Martha.
Still others are Mrs. c. Kim
brough, Electa; Mrs G. Hostetter,
warden. and Mrs. Lew Dennison.
sentinel.
Mrs. William Treloar and Mrs
3. Conrad will be flag and color
bearers.
s. r. A. will meet Friday at s
o'clock at Carpenters hall for a
business session. Mrs. Frank
Payne. president, will preside. Mrs
Anna Dunn is chairman of a late
supper which will be served.
Oakland PIT. A. will meet Fri
day at 1880 o'clock in the Oak
land school to see a three-aet play
which it is sponsoring The play.
Goodness, Gracious, Grandma" is
presented by the Manitou players.
There will be fish pond and
refreshments.
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During the regular session from
10 20 11:3O o'clock al committee
reports will be read and submitted.
Following the general session, At
11:40 section meetings vii BE- held.
PreschoOl will meet IN room Il.
grade in the auditorium. and high
school on the sth floor The sec
tons will follow the lead of the
general council and hold their cleo
tons.
Members will lunch together al
the Washington apartments from
12.45 10 1:30 O'Clock.
From 100 70 go clinics will
be held. Mrs II. !. Rinker will
preside over Parent Teacher Pro-
cedure in the auditorium. During
the program there will be a de-
monstration of annual election
procedure.
HOmemaking and home eduea-
ton will be discussed in room Il
under the direction Of Mrs. George
Burlingame. Miss Marjorie David
son Of the home economics depart
ment Of Stewart junior high school
will discuss picnic and school
lunches.
Mrs. Emmett Jenkins will hold
short meeting in room TO help
record book chairman.
The nursery Will be open in
room 2
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VT. W. Auxiliary
Plans Luncheon
Department President VIII
Be Honor Guest

Members of Wild West aux
iliary No. 81, V. F. W., are
looking forward eagerly to
next Wednesday when they
will entertain the department
president, Mrs. Leon Cecil.
This annual department presi-
dent luncheon is one of the
most important social events
of the year for the group.
Invitations have been sent
to many members of this and
other auxiliaries to attend the
IL 80 luncheon at the Weyer-
haeuser hall at the Y. w. c. A.
An Easter motif will be carried
out In decorations, with basket
centerpieces about the tables.
Place favors will follow the same
motif
Over one hundred guests are ex-
pected to attend the luncheon to
honor Mrs. Cecil Mrs. c. J. Earles
is chairman OF the luncheon.
Invitations have been extended
to auxiliaries in Seattle. Auburn,
Kent, Puyallup, Olympia, Shelton.
Gig Harbor. Enumclaw, Chehalis,
Vashon and the other two auxil-
iaries in this city. Mrs. David
Clcmensen is president of the host
css auxiliary.
Committee members who are ut
work planning the affair are Mrs.
Helen Garrison Dahl. invitations;
Mrs. Ray Walston. Mrs Ronald
Crowley and Mrs. Ronald Aubrey,
decorations and favors. Mrs. Pres
ton Harris will arrange the flowers
for the luncheon,
Entertainment will be planned
by Mrs. Carl Ostlsn6 and Mrs.
James Copeland.
Assisting the committee are
Mesdames Albert Hagsdorn, ]. w.
Hallen, c. A. Iltner. Lula Boss,
b. c. Ross, c. A. Escene.
Department officers who are
planning TO attend are Mesdames
Joseph Lawler. L. w. Craig. Paul
Martin of Tacoma, and Mesdames
T. A. Senelick. H. w. Whitney.
ID. o. Drew, and Edna Nolan from
Seattle.
District presidents who have
made reservations include Mes
danes Charles Palmer of Seattle.
NJ. r. Schomber of Isssqush and
James Copeland Of Tacoma.
Past department presidents and
national officers who will be in at
tendance include Mesdames Roy
Raymond, Robert Brewer. Clarence
Hagen. Herbert Nelson. NJ. Swine
burn. A. A. Porter. Ivy Boardman,
William Ross. Queenie Mckay. c.
A. Iltner. and Name Resch.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mesdames c. J. Earles. MA
47<o; Ray Wslston. PR ASA, or
Preston Harris. BR 1905.
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ser, Paul Raymond, Melvin Roals-
Wig, Harold Hennings, William
Ansstad. Donald Thomas. Edward
Winskill. Walter Berg. Larry Bond,
Floyd La Fleur, Neil Gray and
Robert Smith.
l. n. Class, Pine st. Christian
church will hold a social meeting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Moore. 6s45 So Alder, Saturday
evening at o'clock.
Women's Benef Association
will have its annual banquet Sat
urday at o'clock at the Wash
ington apartments. SIS So. 7th st.
instead of the Winthrop as first
announced. Reservations may be
made with Mrs. L. n. Baird, Main
SPAS.
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White Clover Rainbow
To Initiate Three

White Clover Assembly. Order Of
Rainbow, will initiate three new
members Friday at o'clock in the
Masonic Temple at South seth and
South Tacoma way.
Those who will be initiated are
the Misses Mary Ann limerick.
Barbara Lee Henson and Shirley
Ann Sandin.
Miss Emily Spring and Mrs.
T. N. Westerdahl will preside. Miss
Nadyne Miller is in charge of
decorations. Miss Jean Holroyd
and her committee will serve
refreshments.
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Mrs. John Depolo
Is Honor Guest

Members OF the L. c. A. r. re-
Gently honored Mrs. John Depolo
with a party which so persons
attended. Green carnations and
spring flowers were used for dec
orations.
Prizes were won by Mesdames
George Kristovich. Victor Carovich
and James Depolo.
Those who served were Mes
DANES John Budnick. John Kara
matte, James Depolo. John Depolo
jr., and Miss Marie Depolo.
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At the base Of the ramp lead
ing into the auditorium daffodils
were used and IN the corners were
tall blossoming szalea trees. EN-
phasizine even more the floral
theme Of the week guests were
presented with daffodfils As they
were escorted TO their seats by
4iss Elsie Lindskog and Miss
Agness Poulscn.
Mrs. Taylor was particularly at
tractive in a gown of blue taffeta
and Mrs. Garland received in pencil
blue with a white lace jacket.
Among the ardent members of
the audience were Mr.. and Mrs.
Irving Thomas whose charming
daughter. Mary Laverne played 10
admirably one Of the Juvenile
leads; Mrs. William Arid johnson.
wearing q gay spring print dress.
with her son Harold; DIR. and Mrs.
r. d. Warren. In a brocaded
metailis gown: Miss Molly 10 Dun
can. star Of the last league play,
In black faille. with her fiance Mr.
Dayton Finnigan: Mrs. Margaret
Gange wearing white taffeta with
. short fur jacket; Mrs. Abncr
Bergerscn. a member of the pre-
miere committee. wearing a dress
with \ light print top and darker
skirt: Mrs. Hollis Day in white
Jersey with red trim; Miss Frances
Parlaman. who attended the OPEN
ing with Mr.. Alfred Copp, wearing
black with gold appliqued bodice:
Mrs. Harold Christoffersen. In blue
crepe with an angora jacket.
Miss Virginia Phelps and her
Mrs. Hugh Phelps. both In
black dinner gowns; Mrs. John
Quinn. wearing black lace, and her
sister, Mrs. L. L. Thompson. In a
soft turquoise crepe dress: Miss
Helen Rusch In deep rose: Mrs.
kcnnard. wearing mag
enta; Mrs. J. X. Gordon. in red and
black topped by = white Chinese
coat, and Mrs. Elmer
sather in powder blue with q long
velvet wrap.
Mrs. Frank Day. who with her
Miss Ruth. leaves soon
for the east, In black lace: Mrs.
Marie Coblcntz. accordion pleated
peri-winkle blue with q fur jacket.
and Mrs. e. r. Meader In black
and gold. and Mrs. Salem Nourse
wearing a gay black and red dress.
Hosts and hostesses for coming
performances of the play will be
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fishburne,
Friday; Mrs. w. j. AcDonough
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Miss Bader Named Chairman

Miss Georgiana Bader is chair
man of play, Behold a Man"
which members of the Cardinal
club will present on April 81 in
the st. Leo's auditorium. The play
was written by Father D. f. Lord,
and will be directed by Miss Rene
Christian.
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Dance Will Be
Anniversary
Omicrons and Guests 70
Frolie in Junior Ballroom

Marking their 14th ami
versary the Delta Pi Omicron
fraternity Of the college of
Puget Sound will hold its an
nual formal dance Saturday
night in the Junior Ballroom
of the Hotel Winthrop. The
"daffodil nocturne' motif will
be carried out with an arch
way Of daffOdils across the
entrance and a background
hedge Of daffodils on the turf.
Behind the orchestra stand
will be a blue back drop with
the fraternity Greek letters in
silver. carrying out the fra
ternity colors as do the dance
programs.
During intermission 100 blue and
white balloons will be released
from the ceiling. The orchestra is
to play the hit tune of each Of the
Il years At this time. the Daffo-
dill queen, Miss Pauline Martin,
will be presented, Miss Shirley
Anderson and Robert Mulligan
will sing. and Miss Kathryn Nc
Donald and Albert kocher will
dance.
Climaxing the evenings enter
tainment will be the cutting of a
large anniversary cake.
Earl Mamlock is general chair
man. with Keith DeFolo and Ed
ward Winskill working on the
committee. Patrons and patron
esses will be DR.. and Mrs. Marvin
Shafer. DIR. Lyle Shelmidine,
Profs. Robert Drummond. Melvin
kohler and Howard oiseth and
guests.
Special guests of the fraternity
for the formal dance are Joe Ribar,
Weldon Rau, Ray Kulla, Dick Lit
tie. Gil Handezard, Robert Multi
gan. Lyall Jameson, David Palmer,
Frank Walters. James Paulson,
Miss Marie Mulligan, Miss Shirley
Anderson, Miss Evelyn Decker,
Miss Virginia Judd, Miss Anita
Wegener.
Alumni planning to attend are
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beal, Harry
Colman, Jack Enright, Henry
Graham, Warren Holt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Kimble, Ben Knoel,
Clarence schorer, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Turriel, Donald Pearson. William
Lundberg, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Steele,
George Fisher. Robert Bjorklund,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Breon Mark
Miller. James Hicks, and Harold
johnson.
Guests for the evening are the
Misses Elir Magnussen. Marie De-
Polo, Katherine Farman, Peggy
Miller, Katherine Westerfield, Abba
Johnson, Pearl Anderson, Pauline
Martin. Vern Osgood. Betty Clark,
Marvin Murk, Laura Hanson, Lola
Huff, Doris Nisonger, Serene Oh
sen, Conven Hanson, Anita Sher-
man. Charlene Heflinger, Jean
Arendt, Betty 1rle, Lorna Reiten,
Lois Hill. Evelyn Hermann, Bev-
erly Meiner, Elizabeth Sagg, Betty
Jean O'Connor, Patricia Cannon,
Margaret Lithgow.
Hosts for the dancing party are
the Messrs. Jack Parry, Richard
Musser, Earl Mamlock, Phillip
Raymond, Keith DeFolo. William
Stewart, William Stute, David
Powels. Warren Holme, Myron Jen-
sen, Wesley England. Joseph Lam
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Drama League S Dress Premier
Is Gay Occasion Thursday
Opening Night for Call h Day" Sets Charming
Precedent for Tseomss Amateur Theatrical Events

Tacoma Drama league had of its most brilliant
formal openings Thursday evening when Call IL Day"
presented under the direction of Mrs. Harry p Cain
The committees efforts establishing the dress premiere
customary thing for pay openings well rewarded
in the marked social success of the evening.
Theater patrons welcomed in the foyer by the
league president Mrs. John Taylor and her husband and
Mr. and Mrs Philip Garland ardent supporters of Little
theater affairs for many
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Skating Party Planned
Bv B. Y p u.

Plans for skating party on
Saturday evening from $50 to
1890 o'clock have been made by
members OF the r. Y. P. L. of
Sixth Avenue Baptist church. The
party will be at the Roller Bowl.
The group is also planning an
exchange meeting with the Central
Baptist church B. Y P. L. for Sun
day at the Sixth Avenue church
at $50 o'clock. The program will
be planned and presented by the
Central Baptist group with Evans
Nelson, president. in charge.
Juveniles of Topaz Circle, n. o.
W. will meet Saturday at 1 o'clock
with Miss Valdeen Stacy presiding
at the business session.
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Ne1VS and Notes OF Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups
PIT. A. and Preschool News
Council and Association Activities

Annual election vii be held Friday by the Tacoma Coun-
Gil Of Associations during the April meeting
the auditorium Of the Central school, Mrs Herman Nord
fors will presde
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To Entertain Officers

After brief business meeting
Friday evening at s o'clock MEM
bers of Olympic Rebekah lodge
will entertain appointivc and cleo
tive officers Of other Rebekah
lodges In the city In the LOOT.
temple. Mrs. Fannie Stevenson
Ia program chairman. Mrs. J. r.
Cooper. noble grand. is in charge
of the entertainment and Mrs. w.
C. vedder. vice grand, the deco
rations. Late supper will follow
the meeting.
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Card Psrfy Friday

The Junior Order OF the United
American Mechanics will sponsor
a card party at Warren hall FRI
day evening at o'clock. Mem
bers OF the Daughters of Amer
lea will assist. On the committee
are Messrs. Harry Ritter, William
Porter, Robert Dashiel, Mesdames
n. b. WEIGH. II. II. Garretson,
Harry Ritter and Frank Schar-
mann, Harry Anderson, Chauncey
Pomeroy, Leroy Baxter and Fred
Brown.
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and Mrs. Ethel Baker. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Chapman.
April ,; Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Geer.
April 4. and DR.. and Mrs. Warren
Tomlinson. April 5.
ushers will include Kathryn
Aspinwall. Martha Lou Faikner,
Carmen Hansen, Barbara La Casa.
Virginia Ludwick, Virginia Wiltse,
Grace Blangy. Claudia Van Fooen,
Nancy Davis. and Beat rice suSs-
man.
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Study Club for
Clover Creek

Members Of Glover Creek
Parent-Teacher association met
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Charles Allen for a study
club. Mrs. Merlin Southwell lead
general discussion on the BY
Laws of the PIT. A"
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Mrs. James TO Entertain
Aloha on Monday

For the meeting Monday after
noon Of Aloha club. Mrs. Edwin
James IL opening her home to the
membership. During the tea hour
which will follow the program.
Mrs. William Deering and Miss
Margaret Long will assist the
hostess.
The Rev. Harold r. Long In TO
be the speaker and as his topic
he has chosen Some Facts" Mrs.
George Duncan is program chair
man for the afternoon.
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Mrs. Joseph Kruzic IS
chairman Of q bridge
luncheon which members
OF the Sherman Preschool
group will give on Tues
doy at II o'clock. The
luncheon will be held Of
the Bro O d m cor oport-
nentS.
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John II. Thompson Auxiliary

Drum and Bugle Corps will spon-
sor card party Saturday evening
in the Veterans hall armory, with
playing scheduled to start at $50
o'clock. Refreshments will be
served and prizes awarded. Mrs.
Jess keyser. chairman, will be as
sisted by Mrs. T. Hagen and Mrs.
Margaret Stratton.