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Newspaper
The Pocatello Post
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1948
Page
8
A survey of fashion notes a shift toward diverse styles and personal choice. Designers scramble over hemlines waistlines and fabrics while women embrace varied outfits from tailored suits to billowy dresses and decorative hats.
The AAUW art study group formerly chapter two of AAUW will hold its first meeting of the season Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the student union building at the ISC campus. Plans for the year include social functions and a bridge club continuation. Mrs. Nellie Cline Steenson will review a current book. All eligible members are invited.
A collection of local club meetings and social events listed for the week includes the GIA to the B of LE meeting at 2 pm Wednesday at the WOW hall with balloting and a reception. Harlequin club hosts its first dinner dance at the Bannock hotel. Beauceant Society meets Monday 7 30 pm at the Masonic temple with initiation planned. Democratic Women's Study Club meets Monday 8 pm in the Hub building. Ruth Chapter OES regular meeting Thursday 8 pm at the Masonic temple with initiation and entertainment. Daughters of the Nile Lydia club sews Tuesday 2 pm at 120% South Hayes St.. Arenue Nomads meet 8 pm Tuesday at 535 North Arthur St.. Women of the Moose drill team meets Wednesday 7 30 pm with square dancing after. St Anthony's Hospital Guild executive meeting Monday 2 30 at Mrs. Sprague's home. XI Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets Monday evening at Bannock. FOE Auxiliary 119 social Monday at Trinity Parish hall. Electa Kensington Ruth Chapter bazaar November 1 at Trinity Parish hall starting 12 noon. St Joseph's PTA meets Tuesday 2 30 at St Joseph school with refreshments. Tau Phi Lambda meets Wednesday 8 pm at Mrs Delphine Jenkins' home. Palm Leaf Circle Halloween party and covered dish Tuesday 6 30 pm at WOW hall. Alpha Mu Chapter of the Delphian Society meets Wednesday 8 15 pm at Mrs Alene Miller's home. War Mothers regular meeting Monday 2 pm at Trinity Parish hall. East Side Preschool PTA meets Wednesday 8 pm at Mrs Paul W Scott's home to discuss Tot Lots and the coming summer recreation program and potential East-West group coordination.
Women of the Moose chapter 833 held a Thursday meeting in the Moose temple producing mirth as old clothing items were exchanged and later donated to the welfare committee. Leaders included Mabel Murphy Clare Martin Elsie Barnhart and Bessie Griffin with Laurene Marley Eva Parkinson Jeanette Walg Germaine Espitalier Georgia Cox Anna Mace Clara Gardner and Mabel Murphy on the refreshment committee.
Lincoln PTA opens its 8 p.m. meeting at the school to discuss plans for the coming year. President Marel Downey presides, Rev. LeRoy Walker speaks on How Our Children Think, with musical numbers by Margo Gates and the Women’s Trio accompanied by Mrs. Gates.
A candlelight installation for Alpha Pi Omega includes members Mary Merrell Dolores Parkin Imogene Crowell Helen Watson Margie Allen Grace Hutchings Jean Hipke and Zelma Gilmore. After the ceremony the group enjoyed a chili dinner and planned Gamma chapter’s November fall dance with a Zenith radio as a raffle prize.
Beltone in Chicago announces a palm sized hearing aid praised by the American Medical Association Council on Physical Medicine. The device provides clear tones enabling faint voices to be understood and requires fingertip controls for quick adjustment. Free descriptive booklet available from Beltone Dept. 33, 1450 W 19th St. Chicago.
The Radiant Club held a luncheon with Mrs. W. E. Best as guest. After the business session, bridge games were played with Mesdames G. R. Bair, R. W. Beckman, Charles Brown, Alex Campi, Myrtle Carey, JA. Collins, Kenneth Ewer, William Holder, George Kerr, R. E. Manning, C. E. Moroodhams, James Page and William Halsey in attendance. Hostesses were Mrs. Gail Train, Mrs. Lindell Turner, and Mrs. George Galbraith.
Chief Jarvis Row will chair the Whittier gathering at the Pri wee David Hill. Room mothers will be introduced and a discussion on amendments to the state constitution will follow. The Montague quartet will provide musical selections.
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