Imperial Valley press., 1942-06-21
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Anne Davis
Notebook


of the usual lull, and a number of
small affairs are scheduled for the
weeks to come, those delightfully."-
informal parties which are always
so enjoyable.
Everyone seems to be in the same
unsettled state of affairs about va
cations, what with possible bomb
ingS on the west coast rumored as
we'll as threats of gas rationing to
say nothing of the rubber shortage.
! Whenever anyone speaks about
vacation it is always qualified with
"if everything is all right and moth
ing happens to interfere with our
plans" In the meantime, the ma
iority are staying at home and
determined to enjoy summer in the
valley.
Mrs. o. G.. Horne is home again
after a season in Pasadena and her
friends are planning small parties
for her, as an opportunity to catch
upon all the news since she last
was here. One son, Bobby, Is in
Long Beach in defense construction
work, and Mrs. Horne plans to
spend the summer in that city.
Othniel was graduated from Cal
Tech and has enlisted in the eng
ineer's branch of the aviation corps
Mrs. Roy E. Breedlove is in San
Diego enjoying the lilac club an
nual luncheon and also reunion
with friends, planning to be with
her father, c. Fred Henking, on
Fathers day.
Philip Fahs, son of Mr. and Mrs
j. r. Fahs is taking a summer
course at use. and his parents
plan to leave this weekend for Los
Angeles, where Mrs. Fahs will re-
main for the summer months, Mr.
Fahs returning Sunday.
Judge and Mrs. R. D. McPherrin
and Mrs. McPherrin's mother are
planning to make Los Angeles their
headquarters for the summer also.
IF" their plans materialize Mr.
and Mrs. AIno G. Yaeckel in Au-
gust will enjoy a fishing trip to
the High Sierras, visiting the same
region they enjoyed so much last
summer, but taking a longer pack
trip this time. With them will be
Mrs. Yaeckels brother and Mr..
Yaeckels niece. The latter planned
to go with them last summer but
on the very day they were to leave,
came down with mumps.
Mrs. Rodney jenkins is looking
forward to another enjoyable sum-
mer in her attractive Mission
Beach home, leaving next week.
Mrs. Stan Atkin will visit her
former home this summer, leaving
about July l.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Van Slyck
leave Tuesday for their new home
in La Mesa, where their daughter
and son-in-law live. Their many
friends are hoping they will return
frequently during the winter and
are looking forward to seeing them
again when cool weather sets in.
The Richard Moores have purchas-
ed the Van Slyck house and will
move shortly.
At the recent party given for
Mrs. Van Slyck by Mrs. E. j. Mack
and Mrs. T. l.. Skinner. many at
tractive summer froCks were worn
by guests, the honoree looking
charming in delicate print frock.
Mrs. Dwight Smith had a most be-
coming out fit with a big broad
brimmed white hat, trimmed in
green that was most effective Mrs.
John T. Rice, was stunning in a
brilliant striped frock. and Mrs.
John B. McNeece in yellow and
white summer dress.
Among the recent informal part
les was that given by Mr.. and Mrs
O. j. Bradshaw who entertained
Mr. and Mrs Minor o. Simms, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen P. Nuffer and DR..
and Mrs. Forrest e. Kutz for a
Chinese dinner, with bridge game
afterwards at their home.
And with warm weather at hand
and vacation u. prospect, this is
the end of the Notebook until fall
A happy summer to all of you.
HER BUNDLE
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