Wednesday Bridge Club Enjoys Studebaker Gathering
Mrs C F Studebaker hosted a South Ninth avenue reception with all members of the Wednesday bridge club present. Mrs Huber led the afternoon play, while Mrs Byrne earned the all cut award from the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesday Bridge Club
C. F. Studebaker
South Ninth Avenue
B. F. Hough
H. J. Enenback
John Huber
Henry Jarboe
H. J. Byrne
A. W. Stoker
P. C. O'Malley
Huber
Byrne
Commencement Dances and Guest Introductions
Emily Post answers reader questions about spring wedding and commencement dance etiquette. The inquiry asks when guests are introduced to chaperons at a sorority dance and whether the host should locate each chaperon to introduce a male guest.
Social Dance Etiquette and Chaperone Introductions
Guidance for introducing a male guest to chaperones at a dance and for exchanging greetings with partners. It covers who to introduce, how to present, and how to respond with polite phrases. It also describes how a girl should carry her fan or vanity case during dancing and cautions about losing it.
Tribune to Award Swim Certificates
The Tribune will award certificates at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon to hundreds of boys and girls who learned to swim in the sixth annual Tribune Y M C A free Learn to Swim campaign. The event will be held in front of the Y M C A building on North Arthur street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Arlene Martindale
Evelyn Lundgren
Katherine Beckstrom
Ray Thorpe
Martindale
the Tribune
Tribune Y. M. C. A
North Arthur Street
Pocatella
Austin Jones
Mrs Reginald Cleare Hosts M C Club Luncheon
Mrs Reginald Cleare presided at a Wednesday luncheon at her North Lincoln avenue home entertaining the M C club. Guests included her mother Mrs Dietrich visiting from Mackay and several local members as they played contract and recorded cumulative scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Cleare
Lincoln Avenue
M. C. Club
Robert Dietrich
Mackay
Walter Cleare
F. C. Terrell
Martha Christian
Stanley Cleare
Edward N. Roberts
E. E. Moberly
Horace B. Whittlesey
Sigma Tolas Host Mrs Chantry For Bridge Evening
Mrs Earl Chantry entertained the Sigma Tola club on Maple Avenue Wednesday evening with an all bridge session and a late supper. Mrs C R Sorgatz won high score, Gretta Wright was second, Hilda Larsen third, with guests including Mrs Gerald Chester and several other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Chantry
Sigma Tola Club
Maple Avenue
C. R. Sorgatz
Gretta Wright
Hilda Larsen
Gerald Chester
Lowell Crane
Lynn Weller
Theodore Courtney Jr
J. E. Mitchell
Glenys Bassett
Dorothy Parish
O. E. O. Club Bridge Evening at Mrs Brennan Residence
Members of the O. E. O. club gathered at Mrs. J. W. Brennan's North Johnson avenue home for a Wednesday bridge evening. Mrs. Leo Hurst won high score. Mrs. Mary Norby earned the cut award. Others present included Mrs. Charles Seavers, Mrs. A. H. Martin, Mrs. John M. Levi en, Mrs. Fred Jeffrey and Mrs. R. L. Glenn. A delicious supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. O. Club
J. W. Brennan
North Johnson Avenue
Leo Hurst
Mary Norby
Charles Seavers
A. H. Martin
John M. Levien
Fred Jeffrey
R. L. Glenn
Wyoming Visitor Arrives For Week With Whittleseys
Mrs. O. S. Hammond of Casper Wyoming is expected to arrive Saturday for a week long visit with her brother in law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Horace B. Whittlesey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Hammond
Casper Wyoming
Horace B. Whittlesey
Fraternal and civic notices for Saturday events
Radiant Chapter No 61 meets Saturday evening for initiation and refreshments. All Stars and visiting Stars invited. Pythian Sisters hold regular session at Wagles hall today at 8 pm. Kmport Circle No 906 meets at W O W hall today at 8 pm for initiation. Trinity Guild bridge luncheon, scheduled June 7, has been indefinitely postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radiant
Pythian Sisters
Wagles’ Hall
Kmport
W. O. W. Hall
Trinity Guild
Floating magnets teach levitation and arithmetic tricks
The article explains magnetic repulsion allowing a magnetized cobalt steel bar to float above another with guides. it frames a simple arithmetic puzzle about thirds. notes on mining and lists boxing champions like James Corbett and his heirs. previews tomorrow’s piece on an animal that breathes for an hour.
Character Profiles in Handwriting Analysis No 64 to 68
The passage lists numbered personality traits from 64 to 68 based on handwriting analysis. It describes dominant energy and confidence for 64, introversion and sensitivity for 65, self control and steadiness for 66, changeability and nervousness for 67, and accuracy with self-control for 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enery
No.69 Businessmen Prefer Large Propositions Over Small
The passage notes that while capable of handling large ventures, the subject dislikes dealing with minor deals and personal disturbances, focusing instead on substantial business.
Personalities and traits in handwriting reading guide
A list outlines character prospects from No 70 to No 82 including ambition, patience, practicality, optimism, emotional sensitivity, and self esteem. It notes how handwriting slant or mood affects work fit and social success, with cautions about pessimism and over humility.
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Thomas P. West
Patricia Ann
Ross Park
Mrs. West
East Carter Street
Rose Mary Primbs
Dolly Clark
Carol
Winifred Watson
Joan Garrison
Mary Lou
Byron Jones
Marilyn
Margaret
William Walker
South Fifth Avenue
William H. Walker
San Jose
California
Bobby
Dickey
Pocatello
R. E. Early
Tacoma
King Varley
Cleopha Peterson
Glen
Emily
FUR Shop
Leora M. Grue
Furtier
S. Arthur
Knights of Columbus
Hubert A. Castle
N. Arthur
C. A. Butler, G. K
Tribune
Mrs. Cleare
Sigma Tolas
Wyoming
Morgan
Senate Banking Committee
House of Morgan
Ferdinand Pecora
New York
John Hix
U. & Pro
Corbetts
James
Gentleman Jim) Corbett
Young Corbett
Young Corbett TI
Young Corbett TS
Corbett
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Batistes
Kayser
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