Club Entertains At Dinner Dance In Spring Colors
The T club hosted sponsors and guests at a dinner dance in the Bannock hotel Dorion room. Orchid and gold decor framed a T shaped table display, Lorna Jane Cornell sang with Bob Hartley accompanying, and Ray Pearson's orchestra provided music. Attendees included Dean and Mrs. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Wicks, and several sorority leaders and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T’ Club
Dorion
Bannock Hotel
Lorna Jane Cornell
Bob Hartley
Ray Pearson
Dean
John R. Nichols
Guy Wicks
Felix Plastino
Gertrude Bryce
Ethel Redfield
Doris Krager
Gamma Delta Gamma
Brainerd Hines
Don Brandon
Bob Gamble
Tom Smith
Kenneth Allen
Dick Risser
Garen Ryan
Reginald Burns
Loren Irwin
Rex Loomis
Howard Hubbard
George Spillman
Dinner Dance At Highway Inn Draws Fort Hall Crowd
A Fort Hall dinner dance featured North and Dennis Hess with Louise Hall tap dance Elaine Loveland and George North Carioca and Maxine Gundry in a sketch. Attendance prizes went to Fred Quinn and Mrs A Adams. About 75 couples danced late with guests from Salt Lake City Mr and Mrs Robert Peel and Mr and Mrs D K Porter among them.
Honor Bride Elect At Trousseau Tea
A hundred guests attended a tea in Logan Utah honoring the bride elect. Hosts included R E Berntsen, Mrs E P Horsfall, Mrs O F Call, Mrs Birdwell Finlayson, Mrs Arthur W Hall, Mrs Lee M Hawkes, and Mrs Morgan Hawkes. Rosamond Sessions and Maurine Henderson helped serve. Out of town guests included Mrs J C Johnson and several Berntsen and Johnson family members from Logan Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Berntsen
Logan
E. P. Horsfall
O. F. Call
Birdwell Finlayson
Arthur W. Hall
Lee M. Hawkes
Morgan Hawkes
Rosamond Sessions
Maurine Henderson
J. C. Johnson
E. G. Carter
J. Clarence Johnson
Oliver Johnson
M. L. Johnson
Mary
Roma
Joan Berntsen
Maralyn
Carol Carter
Utah
Birthday Party Honors William DeArmand With Eight Candles
Mrs. Clarence DeArmand hosted a Tuesday birthday party for her son William on his eighth birthday. Seventeen children attended at Caldwell park and the DeArmand home with a piano and reading program, tea, and birthday cake. Guests included Virginia Jo Bryan, De Ette Bryan, and others. The Union Pacific club No. 15 Ladies auxiliary to hold a luncheon Monday June 11 at Memorial hall, with a card table setup after the business meeting and officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence DeArmand
William
Caldwell Park
Herm
DeArmand
Patsy Griffith
Gail Smith
Margaret Mary Lowery
Dorothy Eleanor Williams
Leola Lawrence
Virginia Jo Bryan
de Ette Bryan
Jacquelyn Miles
Ruth Terrell
Mary Ann Plastino
Patsy McGillis
Betty Tydeman
Winifred Watson
Kimball Roddy
Bobby Koch
Ray Fetcher
Union Pacific Club No. 15
Memorial Hall
Fred McAtee
Rally Planned by Women’s Benefit Association Leader
Mrs. Salome Stafford, state field director for Idaho Utah Montana and Wyoming, visits Pocatello to finalize plans for Friday June 8 rally at Memorial hall. Morning registration, afternoon business session, open meeting, dancing, and 6:30 PM banquet in her honor. Arrangements led by Mrs. Margaret Hackworth with drills by Salt Lake review 11 Montpelier review 4 and Pocatello review 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salome Stafford
Great Fall
Mont
Women’s Benefit Association
Pocatello
Great Falls
Idaho
Utah
Montana
Wyoming
Supreme Conference Board
Women's Benefit Association
Memorial Hall
Art-Travel Club Elects Mrs. Manson President at Banff Hotel
The Art and Travel club met in Bannock hotel Dorion room where Mrs Edward C Manson was chosen president to fill a vacancy and Mrs L L Watson became vice president. New member Mrs Cecil Parker was welcomed and plans for a June luncheon were announced. Meetings resume in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art-Travel Club
Mrs. Manson
Art and Travel Club
Dorion
Bannock Hotel
Edward C. Manson
Byron Downard
L. L. Watson
Frank Anthony
Detaille
Renoir
Julian Dupre
Barbazon
St. Maur
Elijah Hull Longbrake
Longbrake
Charles D Waring
A. R. Fletcher
Cecil Parker
Dramatic Society Initiates New Members
The Delta Psi Omega chapter welcomed 12 new initiates during a May 30 ceremony in Frazier Hall. Names include Alex Holland Elaine Loveland Norval Wards Norval Wardle Enid Bishop Arthur Scott Dick Robson Beulah Moore Constance Turner Ida Johnson Robert Warburg Charles Parker and Rulon Larsen. Charles Crabtree became president succeeding Brainard Hines with Dick Riser as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Psi Omega
National Honorary Dramatic Association
Frazier Hall
Vic Mae Powell
Alex Holland
Blackfoot
Elaine Loveland
Pocatello
Norval Wardle
Enid Bishop
Arthur Scott
Dick Robson
Thornton
Beulah Moore
Rexburg
Constance Turner
Ida Johnson
Robert Warburg
Charles Parker
Burley
Rulon Larsen
Charles Crabtree
Brainerd Hines
Dick Riser
Alline King
Poca Girl Scout Council Members Meet in Blackfoot
Eleven members of the Pocatello council visited Blackfoot for their monthly meeting hosted by Mrs. S H Masters. Commissioner Mrs. Robert M. Terrell led the session which covered plans for a June 30 to July 14 camp at Camp Meda Roberts in Lava Hot Springs and a Rocky Mountain regional conference report by Mrs. E C Riddle. National officers Frederick Edey and Josephine Scham attended. Tea followed the meeting served by Mrs. Masters and Miss Maxine Masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello Girl Scout Council
Blackfoot
S. H. Masters
Pocatello Council
Robert M. Terrell
Camp Meda Roberts
Bristol Park
Lava Hot Springs
Rocky Mountain
Butte
E. C. Riddle
Frederick Edey
Girl Scouts
Josephine Scham
Masters
Maxine Masters
Bridge Luncheon Hosts In Monson’s For Whitlow Club
Mrs Wayne B Whitlow entertained her bridge club at a luncheon at Monsons Friday afternoon Guests included Mrs William W Holder Mrs Claude Bistline Mrs Edwin F Rhodenbaugh Mrs Rol Pyper Mrs W E Holder Mrs E A Duf ford and Mrs Arthur Walters After luncheon the club played bridge at Mrs Whitlows home on West Clark Street Mrs Bistline won high honors and Mrs Rhodenbaugh placed second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard D. Leach
Round Robin Club
Dorion
Bannock Hotel
Delbert Hansen
Sam Garbett
G. L. Andrews
H. A. Pearson
E. J. Freund
Merle Hatfield
C. M. Jeffery
J. L. Balderston
E. E. Farley
E. F. Inglestrom
W. J. Cullen
John Foley
Clara Gingras
J. Reynolds
Harvey Balderston
Andrews
Jeffery
Wayne B. Whitlow
Monson
William W. Holder
Claude Bistline
Edwin F. Rhodenbaugh
Rol Pyper
W. E. Holder
E. A. Dufford
Arthur Walters
Maid Feted At Kitchen Shower For Helen Hawkes
Honoring bride elect Helen Hawkes, a kitchen shower was hosted by Mrs. J. R. Thomas and Miss Bessie Williams at the Thomas home on South Eleventh avenue. Games included Rock with high score won by Mrs. J. W. Hopkins and all out favor by Miss Zella Larsen. Supper followed, gifts poured in for the bride elect, with numerous attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hawkes
J. R. Thomas
Bessie Williams
Thomas
South Eleventh Avenue
Rock
J. W. Hopkins
Zella Larsen
Herbert Williams
Laura Berg
Margaret Stoker
Frank Varley
Herbert J. Williams
S. R. Meadows
A. Y. Satterfield
R. J. Davis
Hilda Larsen
Margaret Foster
Alma Marley
J. W. Hawkes
Graduate Recital by Esther Schmeykal at Adelaide Anderson School
Esther Schmeykal of Boise will present a graduate piano recital Wednesday evening June 6 in the recital hall. A four year student at the Adelaide Anderson school of music she studied under Adelaide Anderson and has been active in Pocatello's musical life during residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
North Hayes
Esther Schmeykal
Boise
Miss Schmeykal
Adelaide Anderson
Pocatello
Dance Concludes Social Program At Memorial Hall
A grand all college dinner dance marked the close of the university social season held in Memorial hall Saturday night. May flowers lit the hall as Ray Pearson's orchestra led the dance after dinner with Brainerd Hines as toastmaster and Dr. John R. Nichols delivering the dinner speech. One hundred fifty couples attended the event with patrons including Dean and Mrs. Nichols and others. Palm Leaf circle hosted a separate card party Tuesday evening at W O W hall with prizes to Mrs. O Malley and Mrs. Emily Garmire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Brainerd Hines
John R. Nichols
University String Quartet
Ray Pearson
Dean
Nichols
A. C. Gough
Palm Leaf Circle
N.O.W
W. O. W. Hall
Regan
Retta Martin
O'Malley
Emily Garmire
Terry
Rentons Move to X-Ra Ranch Summer Place
Dr and Mrs A M Renton and daughters have moved to their X-Ra Ranch on Rapid Creek near club for a luncheon gathering Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Renton
X-Ra
Rapid Creek
Club
Supper Party After Dance Hosted by Hugh Hough
Hugh Hough hosted a pleasant supper at his South Johnson avenue home after the college ball on Saturday nights. Guests included Lorna Jane Field avenue and other attendees from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hough
South Johnson Avenue
Lorna Jane
Marriage of Miss Elva Roueche to Merlin L Erickson
The couple wed at the bride’s home north of the city on Friday evening. Bishop Lao Raley of the L D S church officiated the ceremony. Parents of the bride are Mr and Mrs John F Roueche and those of the groom are Mr and Mrs C Erickson of Mount Pleasant Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Roueche
John F. Roueche
Merlin L. Erickson
C. ¥. Erickson
Mount Pleasant
Utah
Lao Raley
L. D. 8. Church
Erickson
California Bound Actress Geraldine Forrest Returns
Geraldine Forrest daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Vernon Forrest and her mother depart California bound after visiting here for a month to fulfill a radio contract. She will record fairy tale transcriptions titled Once Upon Time for New York and Los Angeles stations. She has won dancing and dramatic art scholarships and belongs to The Wilshire Players in Hollywood. She has been part of the Up radio skit with Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Forrest
Charles Vernon Forrest
California
New York
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Wilshire Players
Emerson
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T Club
Mrs. Leach
M. C. Club
Edward N. Roberts
South Seventh Avenue
F. C. Terrell
Walter H. Cleare
Martha Christian
Stanley Cleare
Reginald Cleare
Horace Whittlesey
D. I. Stone
Whittlesey
Highway Inn
Trousseau Tea
Women’s Study League
Robert Manning
Abraham Falk
Royal Brown
H. C. Goggins
Drew Standrod
Clark
Sara van Wormer
Sylvia Vanderford
Roberta Colburn
Aberdeen
Clifford Norton
O. B. Steely
L. Roubidoux
Clark Moon
Dramatic Society
Council
Laundry Department
Troy-Parisian CO
West Center
Pocatello, Idaho
Field Avenue
Pinkerton
Seema
Fels
Malet
Pan Rigby
J. Anthony
Grace
Montpelier
Studio 405
S. 7Th
Safewary
Eeeanes
Drea
Marian Rogers Spencer
Homemakers’ Bureau
L. D. S. Recreation Hall
Comal Vick
Nan
North Arthur
Garrett Transfer & Storage CO
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