Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-08
Schools
Churches
Anne Davis
Notebook

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Imperial.
The wedding is set for 8 o'clock
next Thursday in the STATE Street
/ Christian church and will be fol-
/ loved by a reception fer relatives,
the bridal party, and a few in
innate friends, this affair to be held
/ at the home of the brides parents
Both young people are flying en-
thusiastS having taken the c. A A
course. for which they received their
| flying certificates Mr.. May just
completed his course at Corpus
Christi Texas. and has his COM
mission as ensign in the United
States Naval Reserves.
Both Miss Hoy and Mr.. May at
tended Central high school and
Junior college and news of their
approaching marriage is of wide
spread interest.
Warm weather of the past few
DAYS has brought out spring flowers
and spring clothes, many smart new
outfits being seen at recent gather
ingS such as the Ten Thousand
clubs bridge party ON Thursday.
Following the trend inaugurated
by the war. suits are much in evi-
dence, along with tailored frockS
of the shirtmaker type, for in this
day of INFORMAL gatherings, the
formal afternoon frOck has little
place.
Among the new outfits at the
club were many which testified as
to the popularity of blue this sea-
son-Mrs. Ben Hulse in blue suit
with a pink felt hat for contrast
Mrs Allen P Nuffer, also in a soft
blue suit with which she wears
brown acceSSorieS-MrS. A. B Han
son. in a blue tailored dress with
big brimmed hat in navy orna-
mented with ribbon in the same
shade as her dress-MrS. Richard
Moore in a shirtmaker dress of a
grey blue whic:i matches her eyes
and with which she wears a most
becoming black hat-Mrs. Norman
f. Dupont in blue print-Mrs. L. j.
GOree Jr., in blue frOck with a gold
belt for accent Mrs Howard Soper
and MIS- Russell Yeager have chos-
en- pink for their spring ensembles
while Mrs. B. A. Harrigan is fol-
lowing the vogue for color in her
new shirtmager frock in a luscious
shade of red with which her black
accessories contrast effectively.
Mrs Frederick Powers Heald also
has followed this color vogue in
her yellow wool suit with matching
top coat with which She wears a
yellow felt hat banded in brown
and brown and white spectator
pumps.
One of the incest OF recent parties
was the informal buffet supper
which Mr.. and Mrs. John F.. An
drews gave last weekend for a group
of valley friends from CaleXico. Ell
Centro, Imperial, and BraWley The
hostess looked particularly smart in
:. tailored dinner frock of gorge
Gus shade of red. very simple in
lines with just a touch of Roman
gold at the neck and WaiStline for
accent, the belt ending in fringe, in
the same shade as the dress, falling
from waistline to hem.
Cne of the most interesting visit
ors to the valley is Miss Effie Nc
Fadden. sister of w. A. McFadden,
assessor collector for the Imperial
Irrigation district. Many teachers
are familiar with the McFadden
/ language series which were used for
many years in the elementary
school grades and of which Miss
McFadden is the author.
More visitors are expected dur
! ing the coming week now that the
fair has opened, and many valley
residents are anticipating the ar
rival of friends and relatives who
Nlan to attend the Imperial County
fair.
Guests this weekend at the Guy
\. Weakley home include Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Morgan and their chill
dren. who came from Glendale to
enjoy a visit not only with the Guy
Weakleys s-the two couples were in
college together-but also with Mr.
and Mrs E. H. Weakley. Mr. Weak
ley's parents who are spending thS
winter and spring months in Ell
Centro
Mrs. Weakley, as president of the
29th P. ia. district, will leave this
Sunday for Oakland to attend the
meeting of the board of Managers
ior the California Congress of Par
ents and Teachers
For the past 10 days the Charles
A Bratton home has been the scene
of family reunion with Mrs. Brat
tons mother, Mrs. Gertrude Line
kin. and Mrs. Bratton'S sister, Mrs.
Harry Shannon, with her small son,
Roger, as guests. Mr.. Shannon eX-
pected to arrive Saturday to take
his family home with him the fol-
lowing day Mrs Linekin will re-
main for a longer visit.
At the r. P. Moore home the past
/ 10 days have also been pleasant
ones for Mr.. and Mrs Moore have
had their daughter and grand
daughter with tlem, Mrs JC'
Isaac and Eleanor from Alhambra
who returned to their home Friday.
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Friday Bridge
. Club Hostess