Catholic Woman's League Study Praised For Rising Cultural Reach
Bishop Gor man lauds the Catholic Woman's League of Pocatello for advancing elevation through focused themes. The group studies Ireland and literature, Catholic artists, and the Madonna in art while supporting indigent families. Officers include Wil li Mulen as president and Frank Anthony praised for guiding discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Woman's League of
Aldebaran
Timbuctoo
Ireland
Yates
Emerald Isle
Roosevelt
Teddy
America
League
Raphael
Michaelangelo
Leonardo de Vires
Andrea del Sarto
Filippo Lippi
de Vinci
Murillo
Frank Anthony
Willi J. Mulien
Bri
Otto Schumacher
John Hood
T. A. McCabe
William J. Mullen
Pocatello Catholic Women’s League
Various Club Meetings and Socials Highlight Tuesday to Thursday
Mrs. George Allen hosted the Sans Souci club on North Main with pink and white carnation decorations and sewing. Miss Ollie Rice entertained Nu Sigma at her sister's home with bridge and lunch. C. D. Bridge club met at Mrs. Norton's. high scores for Mrs. Wilson and Mr. Durham noted. Jay F. F. club met at Elva Cheney's with plans for a future party and games. Study League held first regular meeting after holidays at the public library with talks on world court membership and Roosevelt writings, plus musical numbers by William Gedecke and Mrs. Sprass.
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George Allen
North Main Street
Charles Adamson
Jude Bisttine
N. D. Brookhart
F. L. Evans
M. Jones
W. A. McHan
R. E. Manning
Robert Reynolds
A. W. Robinson
George Williama
C. E. Wright
Miss Jesse Stuart
Ollie Rice
Nu Sigma Club
H. O. McDougall
North
Lincoln
Cecilia Layng
Miss Rice
McDougall
Ann Chapman
Lacy Hurl
Cecelia Layng
Fern Williame
C. D. Bridge Club
E. C. Norton
P. B. Wilson
Durham
L. P. Brandt Jr
Mesdames T. O. Roberts
F. B. Homan
David Durham
Philip Stalker
F. P. Brandt
Joe Norton
Jay F. F. Club
Hazel Olson
Elva Cheney
North Tenth Avenue
Mary Orme
Della West
Mary Burt
Cleo Nichols
Laurel Bennion
Study League
D. H. Biethau
Congress
United States
World Court
Hughes-Harding
Rossel
Theodore Roosevelt
William Gedecke
T. R. Neilson
Charles Gilbert Sprass
Clark
J. T. Carruth
W. W. Beck
Rexburg
Ricks College
BE. L. Egli
Son Junior
Gli
Dr. White
Twin Faille
J. J. Fleming
H. R. Wallis
E. M. Bingham
Des Moines Hospital
Des Moines
Katherine Rhief
Blackout
Fdna Capps
Berkley
Los Angeles
Sheriff
A. B. Stephens
California
San Francisco
Oakland
Berkeley
Richmond
Long Beach
Hollywood
Rheil
Ft. Hall
Elaine Wheeler
Firth
Blackfoot
LeRoy Jones
Dayton
Social roundup in Blackfoot events and weddings
A busy week in Blackfoot features Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jacobey hosting a four course dinner in honor of L L Skagg, several club gatherings including the A B C club and sleighride party, plus multiple lodge and church group events. Elizabeth Bailey and John Means wed in Idaho Falls.
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John J. Jacobey
L. L. Skagg
Ida Bistline
Pocatello
Elizabeth Bailey
John Means
Idaho Falls
Judge Good
Kenmore Mansion Beloved as Betty Washington Lewis Home
Fredericksburg Virginia January 24 AP America's newest national shrine Kenmore the 1752 mansion built by Colonel Fielding Lewis home to Betty Washington Lewis sister of George Washington will be dedicated May 1 President Coolidge may attend The Kenmore association a national group bought the estate for 30000 with 1000 paid recently by the former owners The purchase halted a plan to divide the property into building lots and was led by women from the Daughters of the American Revolution The association plans endowment funds for long term care and preservation for posterity.
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Fredericksburg
America
Kenmore
Betty Washington Lewis
George Washington
Coolidge
Kenmore Association
Ington Wis
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Union
Fielding Lewis
Betty Washington
Renr
Second Ward Relief society holds Tuesday literary meeting
Thirty nine attendees enjoyed a literary lesson led by Mrs. Willard Danoca with poems by Mrs. O Buchanan and Mrs. J We Stout. A class discussion followed and community singing impressed by the hostesses Mrs W C Thomas Mrs R A Carlton and Mrs George T Marshall who served refreshments to 35 members.
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Second Ward Relief Society
Willard Danoca
O. Buchanan
Dance
Buchana
R. A. Carlton
George T. Marshall
Paris millinery trend shown in small early pose hats
Paris observers note a fashion trend in small early pose hats showcasing brown and rust tones. A featured model uses brown and rust ribbon with a double row of brown picot straw lozenges and is topped by a rust spray of ostrich plumes.
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Paris
Shoes Match Hosiery Across New Footwear Trend
In New York on January 24, fashion notes that footwear now features saddles matching stocking shades while the vamps and heels use contrasting colors, marking a shift from previous color contrasts in shoes and stockings.
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New York
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Catholic Women’s League
Carado
MicCormack
4Halli Curci
Olcott
John Henry Newmen
Joyce
Arline Kilmer
Oberammergau
Maurice Francis Magen
Hillaire Belloc
Agnes Repplier
Cardinal Gibbons
D. Bridge Club
Sans Souci Club
V. A. Barrer
Walker Davis
C. A. Engle
Bridge Club
Evening Bridge Club
Loriie Tavey
Jones Carruth
Mah Jongg
E. W. Stout
P. O. E. Sisterhood
J. R. Ryan
Blackfoot Lodge of Elks
George Whitmill
Love
Sorenson
Miss Malcom
Liberty Swarm
Whitmill
Eastern Star
C. E. Jackson
M. N. Austin
Thoreson
Christensen
Jackson
Austin
Miss Rodman
Miss Jones
Warnick
Kia Ora
Kensington
James D.D. Johnston
L. R. Thomas
J. L. Wigands
R. W. Kelly
W. 8. Thomas
D. W. Love
C C. Robertson
Episcopal Guild
Guild of
St. Paul's Church
Mesdames Hettinger
Kennedy
Guild
Charles Mackey
Edwin L. Ames
Altar Society
The
T. J. Johnson
Methodist Ladies
Ala
Missionary Society
Ruth Line
Stoneman
Harry Kinney
Reading
Olga Hubbell
Leona Byington
J. J. Fiemming
Baptist Ladies’ Union
Harry Weber
E. M. Gregg
Robert Gregg
G. F. Hansborough
Maize
Fillbert
Howe
Parsons
Mansker
Relief Societies
First Ward Relief Society
Progress Hall
Ivan IL. Tanner
Rose Merkley
Heusser
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Jay M Tiffany
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