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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1925
Page
17
A festive note urges sharing during Christmas with Elks Salvation Army and St Vincents. Local social round lists Christmas dinners hosted by families, engagements, home visits, and a bridge gathering, highlighting community cheer and service in Pocatello.
The Thursday after noon bridge club hosted their husbands for a Christmas dinner at the Walter Service home on North Hayes. One long table centered with three miniature Christmas trees and green candles, gifts, and favors marked places for the listed couples. After dinner four bridge tables were set with Mr Fish and Mrs Chalmers winning high score and Mr Brooks and Mrs Bird low.
Mr and Mrs Nate Black hosted a Wednesday evening dinner for twelve at their well appointed home before the Fortnightly club dance. A centerpiece featured a silver bowl of amber chrysanthemums with tall amber candles in silver holders.
Mrs G Bullard hosted a delightful bridge and supper for Mrs Schoffield the honoree who leaves Thursday for Salt Lake City. Two bridge tables were set with Mrs E L Garst headlining the play. A late supper followed with guests including Mrs A L Se Grast, Mrs Dotts, Mrs A Euel, Mrs C E Morrell, Mrs Arthur Say and the hostess.
Mrs. Harry P. Rigs is installed as worthy matron of Radiant Chapter of the Eastern Star at a ceremony in the Masonic hall. An afternoon Christmas tree and party for members’ children preceded a six thirty banquet for about one hundred guests.
IL G club members gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Franklin’s South Garfield avenue home for a Christmas party. Gifts were exchanged, a attractive supper was served, and guests sat at a long table with a decorated tree centerpiece and silver candle sticks. Attendance included Mrs. R. F. Modlish, Mrs. William Hill, Mrs. R. S. Hunter, Mrs. R. E. Watson, Mrs. George Pew, Mrs. Merrill Estabrook, Miss Inez Webb, Miss Florence Lamb, Miss Gladys Miller, and Mrs. Franklin.
Ruth chapter of the Eastern Star held a Thursday meeting at the Masonic hall to install new officers led by installing officer D. O. Bellamy with Mrs. H. E. McKee. Esther Knox became worthy matron and FE. O. Leonard was named worthy patron among a full slate of officers. A trio sang beautifully and flowers were exchanged, followed by a cabaret supper served by the Masons to a large, enthusiastic gathering.
Mrs H B Thompson hosts Christmas guests including James Parks of Denver and George A Parks governor of Alaska. Betty Thompson returns today from Mills College for the holidays. Monday Afternoon Bridge Club luncheon at Mrs Charles Kirchner home on South Fifth with eight guests and two tables of bridge.
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