Army Orders at Breakfast Tell Of Wedding Plans
The engagement of Josephine Theresa Henson to Lieutenant Alfred B. Trosper is announced by Mr. and Mrs. George Henson of 584 West Greeley. The couple plan a June 25 wedding at St. Joseph's church and will reside in Cheyenne, Wyoming, where he serves at Camp Francis E. Warren. Josephine, a Utah graduate, is a Phi Chi Theta member and former dean’s secretary. Alfred is a University of Wyoming graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henson
West Greeley
Josephine Theresa
Alfred B. Trosper
O. L. Trosper
Torrington
Wyoming
St. Joseph's Church
Cheyenne
Camp
Francis E. Warren
Pocatello High School
Idaho Southern University
University of Utah
Phi Chi Theta Sorority
St. Trosper
University of Wyoming
Jeanette Corbett
Lois Nelson
Dorothy Welch
Bernice Lowrie
Josephine Henson
Alfred BR. Trosper
Southern Tour Plans to Mexico City for Six Week Family Vacation
Jeanne Ruggles daughter of Mr. and Mrs V L Ruggles departs Sunday with sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Cunningham and their children Barbara and LeRoy of Ogden for a six week vacation. They visit grandmother Mrs William Z Ruggles in South Bend Indiana, then Union South Carolina, tour Southern states including New Orleans and Houston, then Mexico City. On return they stop at Carlsbad Caverns and Boulder Dam before visiting friends in Boulder City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Ruggles
V. L. Ruggles
Robert Lee Cunningham
Barbara and
LeRoy
Ogden
South Bend
Indiana
Wiliam Z. Ruggles
Union
South Carolina
Mr. Cunningham
New Orleans
Houston
Texas
Mexico City
Mexico
States
Carlsbad Cavers
Boulder Dam
Boulder City
Luncheon Honors Returned Missionary
Mrs. A. L. Wiley and Mrs. M. R. Hatfield hosted a Thursday luncheon at the Hatfield home on West Carson to honor Miss Annie Root of Weiser, a Baptist missionary in Shanghai on furlough. Guests included Mrs. C. C. Brown, Mrs. Fergus Briggs, and others. pink peonies accented the decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Wiley
M. R. Hatfield
Hatfield
West Carson
Annie Root
Weiser
Shanghai
China
C.C. Brown
Fergus Briggs
Ellen Keelen
M. M. Rabourn
Vera Kinder
William Crisman
Marguerite Rausch
Myron Amason
William Harlan
Mrs Duncan Hosts Luncheon Club at North Twelfth Ave Home
Mrs Charles Duncan hosted a luncheon Thursday at her North Twelfth avenue residence. Spring flowers decorated tables. guests included Mesdames Christine Willard Gussie Hawkins Georgia Smith Eugene Grant Effie Rodebach Sam Ayers Della Sullivan P E Tydeman Volney Watts John Harms Mary Huff T G Gooderham. Mrs Dale Duncan assisted. after luncheon Mrs Grant won high at pinochile and Mrs Willard received the all cut award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Duncan
North Twelfth Avenue
Christine Willard
Gussie Hawkins
Georgia Smith
Eugene Grant
Effie Rodebach
Sam Ayers
Della Sullivan
P. E. Tydeman
Volney Watts
John Harms
Mary Huff
T. G. Gooderham
Dale Duncan
Gifts Presented to Departing Members
Members of the Little Flower circle were entertained at luncheon and bridge by Mrs. George A. Peterson on North Grant avenue. Two tables played contract after luncheon and Mrs. Mullen won the honors. A going away gift was presented to Mrs. Carroll who is leaving for San Francisco, and Mrs. Reilly also received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Circle
George A. Peterson
North Grant Avenue
B. J. Murphy
C. G. Scott
H J Enenback
John P. Carroll
Harold Cannon
William J. Mullen
John F. Reilly
A. J. Lavery
L. P. Castle
M. T. Sheehan
Higson Golden Wedding Celebrated by Pocatello Family
Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Higson mark fifty years of marriage with a dinner at their North Garfield home. Relatives from Utah Idaho and California join for a weekend family reunion including Mrs Higson’s sister Mrs McKellar and brother Peter Rourke. The Higsons wed in Salt Lake City June 4 1891 and moved to Pocatello in 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry K. Higson
North
Garfield Avenue
Utah
Idaho
California
Higson
O. A Fitzgerald
Moscow
J. L. Edwards
Salt Lake City
Angus McKellar
Long Beach
Peter N. Rourke
Salt Lake
Pocatello
City
Birthday Observed By Pinochle Club
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Gooderham hosted a Pinochle club gathering Friday evening at their home. After cards, refreshments and a floral-decorated table followed by a birthday cake for Mrs. Gene Grant. High honors went to Mrs. Ash Miller and Mr. Gene Grant with other guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Gooderham
Gene Grant
Pinochio
Ash Miller
Merle Hatfield
Volney Watts
W. M. Dillon
C. M. Duncan
Mrs Booker's Alta Vista Bridge Luncheon At Mandarin Room
Mrs R E Booker hosted the Alta Vista club Thursday at a bridge luncheon in the Mandarin room of the Shang hai cafe. Guests included Mrs Rose Busco Mrs George Primbs senior and Mrs John Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Booker
Alta Vista Club
Shanghai Cafe
Rose Busco
George Primbs
John Black
George A. Henson
W. Richardson
R Eldridge
Booker
Richardson
Annual Spring Dance Sponsored by Pocatello General Nurses
The Memorial hall on North Johnson avenue hosted the annual formal dance for student nurses, sponsored by the freshman class of Pocatello General hospital. Miss Elva Ramey led arrangements with Gene Burton's orchestra providing music and Shirley Smith performing solos. Attending patrons included Dr. and Mrs. Olson, Dr. and Mrs. Isenberg, Dr. Kohler, and Mr. and Mrs. McHan, with alumni, doctors and friends also invited. Student nurses from St. Anthony's hospital were invited as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
North Johnson Avenue
Pocatello General Hospital
Elva Ramey
Gene Burton
Shirley Smith
W. L. Olson
B. C. Isenberg
J. B. Kohler
Grace
H. L. McHan
Goets
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mrs Haskell Duncan Hosts Bridge Luncheon at East Center
Mrs Haskell Duncan hosted a Tuesday afternoon bridge luncheon at her East Center street home. Garden flowers decorated tables and 14 players attended including Mrs Leon Halline Mrs Edward Pickett Mrs Oren Hamel Mrs E Mitchell Mrs Ray Baker Mrs Lee Farnsworth Mrs Vic Simpson Mrs Sam Otto Mrs Thurman Ogee Mrs Ralph Johnson Mrs R D Tutty Mrs C A Stauber and the hostess. The contract prize went to Mrs Tutty with high honors and Mrs Hale and Mrs Pickett shared the traveling prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell Duncan
East Center Street
Leon Halline
Edward Pickett
Oren Hamel
E. Mitchell
Ray Baker
Lee Farnsworth
Vic Simpson
Sam Otto
Thurman Ogee
Ralph Johnson
R. D. Tutty
C. A. Stauber
Tutty
Drama Club Dinner Hosts at Nichols Home
Members of the Drama club were entertained at a dinner Tuesday evening at the home of Dr and Mrs John R Nichols on South Twelfth avenue. Iris and pink tapers decorated the buffet while guests, including Dr and Mrs Nichols, Mr and Mrs Ifft, Mr and Mrs Kelly, Dr Pond and others, circulated at quarter tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R Nichols
South Twelfth Avenue
Wee
Nichols
Nicholas Ifft
Charles Kelly
C. W. Pond
Vic Mae Powell
William S. Cady
Don C. Brown
William J. Malen
Carl McIntosh
Edward N. Roberts
Church Council Meeting At Mrs Robinsons Home
The Woman's Council of the Christian church gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. George Robinson's south of the city. Mrs. Ben Garner assisted with a dessert lunch. Peonies decorated the rooms as Mrs. Jim Gregory presided over a brief business session. Seventeen people attended including three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council of the Christian Church
George Robinson
Ben Garner
Jim Gregory
I Francis MacKenzie Honored at Dinner
Mr and Mrs George Norman Green hosted a dinner at their East Center Street home honoring Francis MacKenzie who leaves Saturday for King Hill California to enter training in the US Army Air Corps as a cadet. Bud and Jean MacKenzie were among guests. Bud had also been honored at a Central Christian church reception with the choir members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Norman Green
East Center Street
Francis MacKenzie
King Hill
California
United States Army Air Corps
FP. E. MacKenzie
Bud
Jean MacKenzie
Green
Jimmy
Judy Green
Central Christian Church
Local Girl Weds in Cleveland Ohio
Announcement by Mr and Mrs J A Terry of 341 Lawton Street of the marriage of their daughter Beulah Peters to William Rehus of Washington D C. The wedding was solemnized May 12 at the home of Bishop McNeil in Cleveland with only immediate family present. The groom is a junior draughtsman in the civil service in Washington and they will reside there after a short honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Terry
Lawton Street
Beulah Peters
William Rehus
Washington, D. C
Cleveland
Ohio
Bishop McNeil
Civil Service
Washington, D.C
Local Girl Receives Honor Scholarship to Colorado Woman's College
Rhoda Vaun Call daughter of Dr. and Mrs O F Call has won an honor scholarship to Colorado Woman's College Denver in recognition of scholastic and leadership merit. She will enroll at the start of fall term. Mr and Mrs John P Carroll and Beverly Ann left for San Francisco after Mr Carroll's transfer by Weston Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Vaun Call
O. F. Call
Colorado Woman's College
Denver
Rhoda Vaun
John P. Carroll
Beverly Ann
San Francisco
Engagement announced for Carolyn Kelsey and John Wolf
Miss Carolyn Kelsey of Tuckahoe New York and John Deming Wolf son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Wolf of Pocatello Idaho announce their engagement. Kelsey holds a masters in education from Columbia and teaches kindergarten in Saginaw Michigan. Wolf, a 1939 Oberlin graduate, is studying at Union Theological Seminary New York and serves as part time instructor at Riverside Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Kelsey
Tuckahoe
New York
John Deming Wolf
Ralph Wolf
Pocatello
Oberlin College
Kelsey
Columbia University
Saginaw
Michigan
Wolf
Pocatello High School
George Williams College
Chicago
Oberlin
Union Theological Seminary
Riverside Church
Raymond Fosdick
Vevay
Indiana
Luncheon Shower Honors June Bride Myra War
Miss Myra War was honored at a Saturday afternoon luncheon and shower hosted by Mrs. Belle Woodmansee and Mrs. Roxie Christensen at the Christensen home on West Fremont. Guests included many named locals and visitors from Vallejo California. the occasion celebrated her coming marriage to Raymond Woodmansee in June. The afternoon featured sewing, social chat, and generous gifts for the bride to be. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Connelly are due home today from a two week coast tour through Oregon and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Warwas
Raymond Woodmansee
Belle Woodmansee
Roxie Christensen
Christensen
West Fremont
Tris
Mesdames
H. V Gregg
L. E. Bell
L. G. Girard
D E. Bess
George Allen
E. S. Connelly
Oregon
California
Bride-Elect Honored at Woolley Shower in Moscow
Mrs. Ray Farmer and Mrs. Leo Lewis hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Lewis apartment on Wednesday for Miss Dorothy Whitney who will wed Tom Mercer of Moscow on June 8. Guests included Mrs. Mark Rowe and Miss Pauline Nash high scorers in bridge with Mrs. Bob Massey receiving top honors. supper followed. Also listed are Mesdames Nachtrieb, Auering, Quinn, Fine, Morgan, Miley, Johnson, Massey, Henson, J. F. Whitney, and Mrs. George Cleyet. Mrs. Cleyet, an American-French refugee, will speak at Radiant chapter No. 61 O. E. S. meeting June 7 at 8 in Masonic temple. topic Paris to New York in 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Farmer
Leo Lewis
Lewis
Woolley
Dorothy Whitney
Tom Mercer
Moscow
Mark Rowe
Pauline Nash
Bob Massey
Howard Nachtrieb
Bob Auering
Fred Quinn
Herman Fine
Harry Morgan
Ed Miley
Arley Johnson
Bob Massey of
McCammon
Howard Henson
J. F. Whitney
George Cleyet
Radiant
Masonic Temple
Paris
New York
Religious Order Observes Founding Birthday Nationwide
The Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross marks its centenary with formal celebrations across the United States. In Idaho, St. Alphonsus hospital, St. Joseph's School in Pocatello, St. Teresa's Academy in Boise, and Holy Rosary School in Idaho Falls fall under its jurisdiction. Founded in Le Mans by Basil Anthony Moreau, the order came to the U.S. in 1841 and now includes about 1500 sisters running colleges, schools, orphanages, and hospitals across many states. Saint Mary’s Notre Dame, the first college, began as a mission school at Bertrand and earned degrees for Catholic women in 1898. Saint Mary-of-the-Wasatch (Salt Lake) founded in 1926, Dunbarton College of Holy Cross (Washington, D.C.) followed in 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congregation of the Sisters of the Holy Cross
Idaho
St. Alphonsus Hospital
St. Joseph's School
Pocatello
St. Teresa’s Academy
Boise
Holy Rosary School
Idaho Falls
Sisters of the Holy Cross
le Mans
France
Basil Anthony Moreau
St. Joseph’s School
Glorieux
Saint Mary's Notre Dame
Bertrand
Saint Mary -of-the-Wasatch College
Salt Lake
Dunbarton College of Holy Cross
Washington, D. C
Army Wives Bridge Luncheon at Bannock Hotel
Mrs. John Newton hosted the Army Wives club for a bridge luncheon at the Bannock hotel on Thursday with spring flowers on tables. New member Mrs. George Cox was welcomed. High bridge honors went to Mrs. Gilbert Gordon. Mrs. William Moorehead won all out favor. Next hosting duties go to Mrs. Willard Merchant on June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Newton
Army Wives’ Club
Bridge
Bannock Hotel
George Cox
Gilbert Gordon
William Moorehead
Willard Merchant
William Shakel
George Barry
Hugh Dorrien
Walter Quinn
H. R. Luebke
Erwin May
Eugene Weinland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Duncan
Hilda Goza
G. Z. Goza
Woodbury College
Los Angeles
Corine Mary Rino
St. Mary's College
Notre Dame
Higsons
Mrs. Booker
Maurice T. Sheehan
H. W. Brown
C. A. Gray
Ottawa
E. C. Manson
Mr. Manson
Drama Club
Church Council
Roy Johnson
Sandra Lou
Johnson
Helen Newton
A. M. Newton
I Francis MacKenzie
Evelyn Lundgren
North Johnson
Blanche Jones
Tormfit
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