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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
Guardians Have
Sono Practice

Camp Fire guardians practiced
songs and learned some of the
ceremonial dances at their meeting
Monday night in Harding school,
Mrs. E. S. Bowling leading the songs
and Mrs. Forrest Manley and Miss
Betty Hoy taking charge of the
other part of the meeting.
Plans for the annual birthday
dinner next Tuesday in the high
school cafeteria were completed.
Those present from Ell Centro
we're: Mrs. Manley, Miss Hoy, Eve
lyn Bradley, Elsa Blackburn, Flor
ence Wilson, Mrs. A. A. DeBow,
Mrs. Pickney, Lynelle Smith, MIS-.
Fred B. Patterson, Mrs. Rice, Cecile
Roberds, Beatrice Johannessen, Ed
ith Small. From Calipatria, Ger
trude Coulter, Mrs. Thomas, Ruth
Ann Sinclair, and Mabel Gregory
and Mrs. Mercer from Brawley.
Yvonne Holt played a piano solo.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
Date of P.-T.A.
Party Changed

Harding P.-T.A. has announced
poStponement of its whist party
from Friday to Saturday night of
this week, the change being made
so that those who wish to hear Dr.
F. p. Woellner and the Imperial
Valley Symphony orchestra at he
teachers institute Friday night
may do SO.
The party will be a dessert af-
fair, starting Saturday night at
7:30 O'Clock in the Harding school
Attractive prizes will be given to
the winners in the whist game and
the party is open to all men and
women of the community.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12

will be the concert Thursday night
in the high school auditorium when
Gregor Piatigorsky, worlds greatest
cellist, will be presented.
The concert will start promptly
at 8:15 when Piatigorsky will be
heard in the following program with
Valentin Pavlovsky as accompanist.
For his first group, Piatigorsky
has chosen the Sonata by Henry
Eccles, playing the largo, corrente,
adagio and vivace movements; the
Haydn "Divertimento, D. Major"
Qargo, menuetto, allegro), the Bach
Sonata in D. Major, written in 1789,
of which he will play the allegro,
garghetto, finale, concluding this
group with his own arrangement of a
Weber, Theme and Variation"
The second group will open with
the Schumann "Fantasie Stucke, OPP.
73' after which he will be heard in
his own arrangement of the Prokof-
Jeff Romeo ct Juliette, Op. 10"
(andante, allegretto marciale), next
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
Imperial Valley Press

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
P.-T.A. Hea ars
Talk on Speech
Conec c+ion

Speech correction methods were
demonstrated for Washington P
ia. at its meeting Tuesday after
noon in the school, Miss Ruth
Acty of the school faculty conduct
ing The demonstration and present.
Ing her speech choir.
1t was announced that since the
last meeting the sum cf $1l had
been raised for the fund to be
used for the purchase of instru-
mentS for the school orchestra.
At the next meeting q panel dis
cussion will be featured, with char
acter as the general subject and
the following taking part: w. A.
Payne, principal of Douglass high
school and junior college will talk
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
Shamrock Shas' Enjoyed by
Entire Nos Club tuesday

The Irish had their day at the
Entire Nos club dance Tuesday eve
ming, the members and guests meet
ing in the Ten Thousand club house
for the Shamrock Shag', a st.
Patrlck's party.
Green shamrockS and green and
white streamers provided the proper
setting against which the evening
gowns of the women were particu-
larly effective.
Speciality dances during the party
were in keeping: "the Irish fling
the shamrock waltz" and the "cof-
fee shag". Particularly appropriate
were the refreshments with potato
salad as the feature.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12

playing Two OF his own compost
stionSi "Tarantela' and "Sy-
rink concluding with Paganini's
Moses Fantasy"
Piatigorsky appeared in the val
ley some years ago under the
auspices of the Imperial Valley
Music Teachers, and to many that
concert was, and has been, the
highlight of any ever given in the
valley.
Tickets may be obtained from
Mrs. Arno c. Yaeckel or may be
purchased at the door
Immediately after the concert a
reception will be given at the Bar
bara Worth hotel, a no-host affair
open to all music lovers, all ticket
holders, and I'll subscribers L. Z.
Behymer, Los Angeles impressario,
with Piatigorsky and Pavolvsky, will
be the guests of honor Reserva-
tions for the reception may be
made with Mrs. Julia Bracket,
telephone ST..
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
Presbyterian Guild Has
Annual E|e ction

j. 1hornburg and Mrs. Frank G.
Beyschlag, chairmen. who were as
sisted by MesdameS S. p. Holiday,
Dwight Smith, j. A. Straub and
Charles p. Delp. Brilliant-hued mas
turtiums decorated the tables.
The guild made plans for several
activities and planned rummage
sale for the 22nd, but has since
changed the date for that sale to
March 20 to avoid competition with
st. Pauls guild which has sched-
uled rummage sale for March %.
Mrs. Townsend was heard in an
inspirational reading.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
Mrs. Reid Traces DEVELOPMENT
Of Opera for Teachers

cordings and with piano solos which
she played in her customary excel
lent manner
Julia Bracket conducted the bus
mess meeting during which a nomi-
mating committee was appointed and
plans we're made for the Piatigorsky
concert Thursday night and the re-
ception afterwards at the Barbara
Worth hotel.
Refreshments we're served by Miss
Helen Siegel and Miss Masako w.
kaWa, hostesses for the evening, who
served prettily ornamented cakes
and huge strawberries to their
guests, using colortul nasturtiumg
in their decorations.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
PHONE 300

Opera, Past, Present, and Flu
ture" was the subject for the de-
lightful program given by Ruth
Teeple Reid for the Imperial VAL
ley Music Teachers associatio 1
which took place Tuesday night at
her studio, 523 Holt avenue.
Mrs. Reid traced the development
of the modern opera from its origin
in the songs of the wandering trou-
badours, to the present time, de-
scribing the various stages in this
development, the leading composers,
the various schools and their in
fluences. In conclusion she discuss
ed the work of modern composers
and the future of opera.
Her talk was illustrated with re-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
{. E. Members in
Joint Banquet

Christian Endeavor members of
Imperial county will join those of
San Diego in a banquet Friday
night, 7:30 o'clock in the Pine VAL
ley ledge, Pine Valley.
The two counties comprise the
Southern district of the state Chris
tain Endeavor union.
Ray McGaha, state president
will be toastmaser, with the Rev.
Mr. Carleton Buck of the Holtville
Christian church as song leader.
Valley members as we'll as those
from San Diego county will present
special musical numbers, and the
Rev. Mr.. c. E. Burgess of River
side will be speaker of the evening
showing colorcd motion pictures Of
Hawaii.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
St. Paul S Guild
Has Work Dav

st. Pauls guild had a busy day
tuesday, working on Red Cross
sewing and knitting, enjoying a
luncheon at noon and holding a
business meeting in the afternoon.
At the business meeting it was
decided to have a rummage sale on
March % and a bridge luncheon
on April 90
The Rev. Mr.. A. H. Marsden, vicar
of st. Pauls and Mrs. Marsden were
guests of the guild.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12

Mrs. J. d. Townsend will take Of
flee in April as the president of the
Presbyterian guild, that organiza-
ton having conducted its annual
election at the meeting Tuesday in
the church social hall. Mrs. Donna
J. Holloway has served as president
during the past year.
Mrs TownSend'S fellow officers
include: Mrs. Stephen B. Her, vice
president; Mrs. Al Smaller, secre-
tary, Mrs. T.. L. Riddle, treasurer,
and Mrs. E. E. Clements, chaplain.
Preceding the business meeting
was a luncheon served by Mrs. w.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. James Slusher were
chairmen of the committee in charge
on character; Rev. Mrs. S. E. A.
Amos, on philosophy of Life" and
Mrs. Ruth McGregor of Douglass
faculty on Self-ReSponsibility."
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Art Davis
and Capt. and Mrs. l.. c. Tekse.
The next dance will be March 25
with Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Moore
as the chairmen.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
Betty Harris Elected Head of
HoltviIIe Junior Club

the spring formal dance on April
at the Barbara Worth golf club; of
the Book section meeting Tuesday
at the Allen Keller home. Of the
bowling team game with the Holt
vile Girls team that same evening
and of the March tea on the twent-
ieth of the month at the William
Watson home, Seventh and Palm
streets.
The committee in charge of
supper and the evening included:
Mesdames Wesley Marquand. Ray
mond Rubidoux, Guthrie Smulling,
Claiborne Johnson, Herbert Finch
er.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
farewell Partv
Might

HOLTVILLE, March r. - The
Robert Amstead home in Holtville
was the scene of a farewell party
Tuesday night some 25 young peo-
pie gathering there to honor Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad Amstead, who to
the regret of their many friends, are
leaving the valley to make their
home in San Diego county.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12

Hull, Ida Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Estes Ramsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Maupin, Sgt. Wayne Magill and
George Gastin.
Mf. and Mrs. Willis are at home
to their friends at 722 Commercial
avenue, El Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
Bridge Section
Party Thursday

Bridge section members of the
Ten Thousand club will meet at l
pm. Thursday for dessert and a
game of bridge at the w. A. Swerd-
feger home with Mrs. SWerdfeger
and Mrs. Walter Wakefield as host
eSSeS.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
News Items About
Valley Residents

Mrs. and Mrs. Roy H. Womack,
accompanied by Mr.. Womacks sis
ter, Mrs Paul Stevens of Chula
Vista, left Sunday for Forth Worth,
Texas, where Mr.. Womack's father
is seriously ill.
Miss Jeanne Burger, daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. Floyd A. Burger spend
the weekend in the valley. Jeanne
is a student at U.CL.A.
Mrs. A. N. Bucklin, who was TAX
EN- seriously i'll some days ago,
is gaining daily, her frields will be
delighted to learn.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-03-12
By ANNE HARDY DAVIS
Piatisorsky To Be Heard in
Concert Thursday Night

Climaxing one of the most, if
not, the most successful, artist SER
les ever sponsored by the Imperial
Vallev Music Teachers association
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

the right setting. The Stockholm
on East Jefferson avenue seems
10 us 10 be ideal not only for
the spinster dinner but for the
bachelor dinner, the rehearsal
dinner as well.
In quaint and lovely surround
ings, American and Swedish
foods are served AT this bistro.
There are private rooms for
your entertaining if you wish
and certainly the bar, with its
map OF Stockholm covering one
complete wall is one OF the most
picturesque in the country.
It's the Stockholm for the
spinster dinner, June bride OF
1871!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Chicago, Duluth and Geor-
gian Bay Transit Co. send their
great ships S. S. South Ameri-
can and the S. S. North Amer
lean off on enchanting 7-day
cruises regularly during the
Summer season.
This year. the cruises have
been enlarged and the first one
takes place July S.
Seven-day round trips be-
tween Chicago and Buffalo in
clude stops at Cleveland, Mack
mac Island and Midland, Ont,
in Georgian Bay.
Make your reservations by
calling Cherry $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

will tell you) have some ideas
about perfume for the June
bride, too.
Light flower scents are sug-
gested for the Summer bride.
Give her Hudnut's Spring
Lilac" or spicy Yankee Clo-
YER" Bourjois' "Mais Oui"
and Lentheric's classic Tweed"
are also favorites of Summer
time girls.
"Abien-tot" is refreshing
Summer fragrance which you
should meet.
All these come in a variety
OF sizes and prices. You're sure
TO find the one that suits you
at a Kinsel Drug Store.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

rooms, the Whittief-has been
the scene OF some OF the most
perfect wedding receptions re-
ported in society columns.
You merely pick up your
telephone. dial Lenox 5000 and
ask for the office OF Mr.. Jo-
seph Burke. manager.
From there on the Whittier
takes over. Informed OF the
number OF guests and the
amount OF money you wish 70
spend. your problem is IN the
hands OF an expert staff en-
ployed 10 give outstanding serv-
ice. The reasonable rates Will
surprise you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

bridge and Ray Gorrell. whose
orchestras set the tempo for
Mayfair folk at weddings, deb
utante balls and club dances.
Whatever your musical need,
you will find the answer. and
just the right one, by calling
Delbridge and Gorrell at
Cherry 5000.
With their aid. you may have
any type music you wish AT your
wedding reception. Popular mu-
sic or classical are at the finger
tips OF these established must
cal advisers 10 Mayfair.
These maestros are also the
local bookers for national name
bands, stars of screen and
radio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Madison avenue. incidentally
this is the Preston Sweet new
address and the studios are de-
lightful.
Portrait work. candid camera>
shots OF when the bride threw
her bouquet and natural color
photos are just three OF the
fields in which Mr.. Sweet has
won acclaim.
A Preston Sweet album OF
your wedding day in pictures is
priced possession and one
within the budget OF the 1871
bride.
Call Randolph l94S and then
smile your prettiest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

walked cup the aisle TO meet
their bridegrooms."
And so Arthur Murray Dance
Studios in Hotel Statler have
special June Bride course.
The instructors OF this ma
tional house of modern dancing
teach the entire wedding party
in one brief session 10 walk
with grace and poise.
Call Cherry 5000 and ask for
Arthur Murray Dance Studios
10 take advantage OF this in
struction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Say OF the range winch DeBIlS
at $oe.95.
This range evidently does ev-
erything but serve the food
when cooked and it's ever so
attractive looking.
The General Electric range
also has the new Econo seal
thrift cooker which young house
wives think is the greatest thing
IN cooking
Among the seven different
models OF the range. the one
you want will surely be found.
See a General Electric range
and then investigate the budget
plan offered by Ned's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

The bridal secretary lends ex-
pert advice on how TO dress the
wedding party. how to outfit
the bride from toe 20 topmost
curl right in Himelhoch's.
Besides that. this efficient
person sends the details of your
wedding TO the newspapers, saw
ing ever so much time for all
members OF the family.
The bridal secretary is Miss
Wilson who from 9 till $50 ev-
cry day is ready 10 serve and
advise the brides of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

II you're planning wedding reception
in your own home. the catering is big and
important consideration, Mrs Edward r. Macau-
ley feels.
And that brings us right TO Mrs. Maddox's
Cake Shop which is almost too good to be true.
In the first place, Mrs. Maddox designed
and made Lindy's wedding cake when he married
Ann Morrow.
In the second place, she is not only the
choice of discriminating clientele here IN
Detroit Cher shop is located at o707 Linwood)
but she also has pleased the particular hostesses
If Miami Reach for Winters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

sitely soft pastel shades priced
at $3.50.
Bridge sets you find priced
from $5oS TO $50.
Hand appliqued linens and
others lace trimmed will be
found AT Healy's linen depart
ment. where you may also buy
handsome banquet cloths and
formal linens.
Linen cut work and filet
cloths as we'll as especially
monogrammed boudoir linen
are on the brides list. which
discerning giver Of gifts con-
slider when they make that we'd
ding gift
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

I'm a firm believer in the bride wearing
something old and something new, something
borrowed, something blue" says Mrs. T. D. Bull
of Crosse Pointe.
Kving's Gown Shop is, too.
In fact Maude Thomas, who has been part OF
the Irving establishment for simply years, makes
a blue silk and lacy garter for each of the brides
she dresses.
Gowning the complete wedding party is
speciality of this distinguished house.
Here your complete trousseau is gathered
from creations of the country's expert stylists.
And the day of your wedding. competent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Mrs James Mcmillan is one OF the fore.
most of the Junior League gardeners so il is
quite natural she thinks flowers have very
jor part in making II perfect wedding Gay.
Which brings TO mind a secret we've dis
covered The gentlemen of Mayfair have placed
their confidence in Ethel Linden. whose flower
shop is at 1885 East Jefferson avenue.
Here the timid male has merely TO call
Miss Linden and say: Its birthday it's
an anniversary =. it's debutante reception"
and he no longer has worries.
For Ethel Lindon's has made her reputation
on hawless judgment of the kind of flowers 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

have to make them her business
very soon.
Ned's Auto Supply has an
other suggestion
This times it's the Bendix
Washer. Clothes are automati-
cally washed. rinsed three times.
damp dried and fuHed. The deft
styling Of the Bendix washers
has made them so eye-apple APP
pealing they are now used in the
nursery. in the bathroom as we'll
as the laundry.
Here again. Ned's budget plan
helps the newlyweds to own a
Bendix washer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

I. Miller salon fashions the
daintiest white satln slippers
for the June bride.
The whole of Russeks is bride
conscious this month.
In the millinery department
yards of wispy tulleing are be-
ing fashioned into bridal wells
and in the gown department
lustrous satins are draped and
extended into those swirling
trains society editors like to de-
scribe
So Russeks isn't letting the
sentimentalists down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

There couldn't be a lovelier gift TO the June
bride than engraved stationery, Mrs. Frederick
M. Alger told
and it amazes me that more people don't
remember stationery when they're making gifts
to the bride"
Richmond and Backus Company has every
type of stationery the young matron needs, too.
Give personal calling cards engraved with
her new name Help her get started on those
thank you notes" with gift of note paper.
Incidentally, Richmond and Backus have
engraved the wedding Invitations of fashionable
brides for years and years and years.
You may choose from a wide selection in
colors. quality papers of national stationery hou
to Richmond and Backus for your June wedding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Mrs. Abram vanDerZee admires todays
thinking young people who at the outset of life
together, are aware of economic values that
took another generation years 10 learn.
And that brings US to insurance and Arthur
]. Rohde Inc.
Insurance means saving. Modern insurance
has amazing angles, too.
If you motor your wedding trip, your
insurance company assumes all your car prob
lens.
You can insure your wedding presents.
There is form of personal insurance that
covers those uettv and annovinP losses The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

m a A & c
n o n e was
more Senti-
mental, more
unforgettable
than her spin
ster dinner.
This is an
] m p orta mt
party for the
bride-elect so
the wise host
SIS W i | |
choose lust
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

The Countess Cyril Tostoi admires spe-
cially designed jewels.
In Detroit the outstanding house for Gus
tom made" jewelry is that of Jules r. Schubot,
90S Metropolitan Building
Schubot has large stock of personazed
wedding and engagement rings we'll
staff of artists ready to design THE ring you
want
And il seems TO us that this is the ideal
place for the bride and bridegroom 10 get the
gifts they give their attendants.
You will find that gift of custom made
iewery gives that feeling there the extra
thought that counts behind il.
sit Schubot you will see the glamorous collection
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Tha. wondrous creature THE JUNE
BRIDE, IS all ready 10 take over the social
spotlight for a whole month To-day Mayfair
brides OF other years SIT down and talk II all
over with the tulle and orange blossom girl OF
1891
What does Mrs. Fred T Murphy suggest
as the ideal wedding gft3 What she asks could
surpass a pair OF seasons tickets for the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra concerts next Fall?
great boon 20 budget-conscious newly
WEEDS the gift stretches out over a period OF
many months.
Season tickets may be purchased az the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Mrs Fred f. Harris Jr. advises the June
bride that the right ice box will help lot in
being the right kind OF hostess.
Kelvinator refrigerators have an amazing
number OF qualities that make them distinctive
in their field including extra freezing shelves
and Polarsphere sealed unit that protects the
silent machinery.
Extra freezing shelves guarantee all the ice
cubes new hostess will use Cleverly designed.
the Kelvinator boasts greater storage space than
can be found IN any other refrigerator.
Kelvinators you'll find at Ned's Auto supply
There are nine models OF the new Kelvinator
orator you want and Ned's budget plan helps you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Mrs. Ernest Meade Baker advises gifts of
handmade lingerie for the bride at that per-
sonal shower.
And the lingerie shelves of Julie, Inc. in
the Fisher Building. have just been freshly
stocked with the dantiest of handmade upper
-steFy=stuff,nA
Marthe Lawrence, who heads the lingerie
department al jules is magician in finding the
American duplicates for those European designs
scarce.
Slips gowns, panties in the most delicate
shades, hand embroidered and lace trimmed. are
waiting for you to send TO the June bride
of 1871.
Miss Lawrence urges the June bride to II
ding gown lingerie she has just brought from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-01

Brides and flowers are just about synony-
nous to all of us, including petite Mrs Thomas
Klingensmith.
II at many Of the weddings you have won
dered who created the garden-like settings for
Mayfair's brides, we'll wager it was " r. De-
Petris, whose way with posies becomes more
admired daily.
DePetris is located at $50 Crosse Ponte
boulevard. His greenhouses grow prize blooms
10 be used in the flower arrangements his work
ers create.
He will use the newest flowers first. and
DePetris Inc also offers unusual floral gift