Idaho Falls Society Scenes Brighten Holiday Week
Local clubs hosted Christmas parties and dine events in Idaho Falls and area towns. Kid party at The Milner apartments featured children’s games and a gift tree. V. F. Club and Riverside teachers held gatherings with officer elections and thoughtful gift exchanges. A Rock Lily Thimble party with luncheon and music, plus a Christmas dance at Elks hall, marked a festive week.
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Goodfellowship Club
William Gourtey
Milner
Vv. KF
George Seda
V. F
New Sweden
Lena Olsen
Kenny Schultze
Rey Womack
Corrad Whrickson
Cline
Blevins
Maring-Connelly
Idaho Falls
Helen Maring
George Connelly
Herrst Anderson
A.L. Berry
Los Angeles
A. D. Gerry
J. S. van Epps
Misa Myrtie van Epps
Dora Connelly
Albert Connelly
Anderson
Rock Springs
Fred Carlson
Whoral
John Hartert
Roeck Springs
Wyoming
Carleson
Eagles Hall
Women of
Woodcraft
Harold Sheppard
J. CC. Maguire
FE Seventh Street
Bridge
Mrz. J. J. Nibec
Bir. Maguire
Ign
Christmas Parties and School Treats Dominate Kensington News
Kensington members hosted a Christmas party at the Parkinson home with tree readings and a charity draw. Girl scouts welcomed six new members under Captain Bernice Smith with talks on Idaho R college life. St Pauls Sunday school staged a festive program with Santa Claus, choir, and gifts, while various students returned home from Moscow Provo and other towns for the holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
S T. Parkinson
Fred Hesse
Parkinson
Hoge
Hielen Moore
Helen Green
Girl Scouts
Nevada Miller
Ruth Chapman
University of Idaho
Bernice Smith
Ida Morgan
Fragrant Flagons and Expensive Perfumes Hit Christmas Market
The season sees a focus on ornate flagons and crystal bottles as merchants push perfumes for gifts. Prices soar with some scents stocked at up to 300 dollars per ounce, exceeding the value of the fragrance itself.
Pauline Longworth Visits Dad For Christmas in Aberdeen
Christmas notes list visits and dinners across several households. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson hosted a Sunday dinner for ten with festive decor, while Mr. and Mrs. Ryan welcomed relatives including A. D. Backus. Field of Idaho Falls visited Maudie Just in Shelley, then went to Focatello. Other guests included Bessie Halburg, Gail Just, and the Hayes family. Per onals mention Johnston, Paul Carruth’s coast trip, and teachers returning home for holidays.
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J. R. Ryan
A. D. Backus
Walnut
Iowa
T. J. Johnson
Charles Backus
Genevieve Backus
Charles Winner
Field
Idaho Falls
Horace
Peter G. Johnston
California
Paul Carruth
Gene Park
Turner
Marie Dore
Sacred Heart Academy
Opal Jackson
Lamont
H. A. Simmons
Cere Meuesis
California tourists Miss Prick and Miss Whitfield depart
Two California visitors Miss Prick and Miss Whitfield are noted as departing. A fragment mentions Miss West traveling home to Minnesota, but details are incomplete.
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Whitfield
Miss Prick
California
Miss West
Minn
Holiday Visitors and Guests in Idaho and Nearby States
The article lists numerous individuals visiting or staying with families across Idaho, Utah, Washington, and neighboring states. Mentions include Miss O Day in Denver with family, Miss Monroe vacationing in Grangeville and Spokane, Miss Yeck in Boise, Miss Thornton in American Falls, and many others visiting places like Idaho Falls Rigby Sugar City Fargo North Dakota Arco and Boise. Also noted are host families in Blackfoot and Christmas gatherings with local residents and officials.
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Eapolis
O'Day
Denver
Monroe
Aspen
Grangeville
Spokane
Yeck
Boise
Miss Thornton
American Falls
Miss Sweetin
Garland
Misses West
Idaho Falls
Rigby
Sugar City
Blanche Ivy
Locatello
Moscript
King Hill
Myrtie Madison
Fargo
North Dakota
Lowe
Miss Welch
Arco
Max Feldbaum
California
Blackfoot
Kay S. Kerry
E. D. Boone
FE. BP. Peterson
John Browning
Ogden
Gardner M. Caswell
Tacoma
Washington
J. C. Milck
Fur Coat Workings Highlight Seasonal Prices
Prices for fur coats this season are fairly standardized with variations tied to the skinner's skill. Chevron work and mink treatment dominate the market as coats are formed in sweeping curves or scallops, and the final price reflects the craftsmanship as much as the fur type.
MacKenzie and Johnson Family Notes Reach Across States
Kenneth MacKenzie and Mrs. Hattie Johnson are mentioned in this community brief. Johnson spends the holiday vacation in Monrovia California visiting daughter Mrs. Earl Miller.
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Kenneth
MacKenzie
Idaho
Hattie Johnson
Monrovia
California
Earl Miller
Mili
Modern Miss Flies Hat Fashion Narrow Crowns
A note on current fashion shows young women trimming hats to fit close crown shapes and narrow flexible brims. Hats receive ribbon bands and are adorned with bright feathers or small feathered birds, reflecting stylish accessorizing.
Bound to Shine The Evening Toilet Accessories Trend
The article notes a shift in fashion toward bandeaux as part of evening toilette adornments. Most bandeaux use silver filigree with rhinestones, while some are on net or brocade. The latest styles extend down to the eyebrows in front.
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Tower
Jay
Dex
Designers shorten skirts by uneven hems and panels
It was once deemed impossible to shorten skirts but designers have achieved this by lifting the hem on one side and lowering it on the other, preserving balance while revealing a knee. Panels of varying lengths provide similar effects without obvious changes.
Back Spot Hosiery Cover Aims to Hide Rain Damage
An English dealer introduces the back spot a thin rubber covering worn around the ankle and calf to conceal spots on hose when walking in rain or snow. It matches the stocking and appears only on the back, reducing visibility of wear.
Compacts Attract Holiday Gift Season Buyers
During the holiday gift season shoppers seek compact cases that hold mirror powder and rouge. Thinner cases are seen as more fashionable and costly, and refill quantities are expected to be in high demand.
Feathers Used To Trim Small Narrow Hats
Milliners direct fall of plumes including ostrich coque pheasant and others. Feathers attach only at the right brim and fall over the shoulder and bust in front.
Chain system stores drive US drug market growth
One of every twenty five of the 52 000 retail drug stores in the United States is a chain system store. The statistic highlights the rising influence of chain networks in the national pharmacy sector.
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United States
Shakespeare Up-to-Date Tells Motorists Toll
A satirical verse warns of road dangers as infants, schoolchildren, and pedestrians fall to speeding cars and taxis. It critiques careless drivers and aging, distracted figures crossing streets, urging caution and responsibility on the road.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Dathee
Hale
Aude the
Dumbbell
Divert Hestennes
James Laird
William Dahlstrom
Riverside
Laird
Flint Laird
Bobby Pahlstrom
Pirate Ace Cares
Louise Keefer
H. F Kanter
Re W. §. Snyder
G. Clyde Baldwin
Virginia Rappe
B. J. Moore
Second Ward
Fred Smith
Wednesday Bridge Club
Siath Street
A. Hoover
Miss Cotton
Minneapolis
Vinces
Paul Gerry
Capellan
Hoover
Julian Hoover
Moss Hoover
Reise Mayer
A. Peck
Grace M. Peck
J. M. Hartong
Diener Varty Pr
Hh. HO Hudson
J. C. Ingham
PD. Ht Brethan
Ll Cc. Tavey
Misa Lorine
Hudson
St. Paul’s
St. Paul's
Barbara Folbreak
Oogan
Jack Christ
Santa Claus
Jean Chubbuck
Helen Chubbuck
Santa
Barbara Laidbrook
Bobbie Good
Larry White
Percy Jones
Barbara Holbrook
Collere
Thella Buchanan
Tech
Nancy Reese
Gooding College
Eva West
Flora Turner
Harold Hines
Alon
World Court
National Women’s Republican Club
Senate
Coolidge
White House
Pauline Longworth
Margaret Giesbrecht
Aberdeen
Louis Fauius Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Pauline
Nicholas Longworth
Orpheum’s
Valentine
Mita Wald
Eileen Percy
Rite-Casiton
Corba
Paramount Ieaea
Orpheum
E Snyder
Irene Peterson
Loran
Utah
Miss Carroll
Miss Mayall
W. O. Smith
Aahten
James Christensen
W. H. Clifford
Mises Bernice Blair
Pocatello
Clifford
W. A. Bills
Morse County Superintendent of Schools
Aubos
Guakespeare
Stewart-Warner Safety Council
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