Wittys Announce Maid's Engagement to Yale Professor
Judge and Mrs W H Witty announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Elizabeth Witty to Dr Frederick P Hoskyns of San Bernardino California. The marriage is planned for early summer in Pocatello Idaho. Mary Elizabeth is a Pocatello High School and Idaho Technical Institute graduate with a BA from UC Berkeley and an MA from Columbia She has headed the French department at Chaffee College Ontario California for three years Dr Hoskyns a professor of philosophy at Yale is on leave to direct boys educational work in north Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Witty
Mary Elizabeth
Frederick P. Hoskyns
San Bernardino
Calif
Pocatello
Miss Witty
Pocatello High School
Idaho Technical Institute
University of California At Berkeley
University of Idaho
Southern Branch
Columbia University
New York City
Chaffee College
Ontario
Hoskyns
Yale University
Yale
Idaho
Witty
California
Newlyweds Will Reside in Montana
Mr Franklin Schnoke announces the marriage of his daughter Mildred to Hugh 8 Cooley son of Mr and Mrs F P Cooley. The ceremony was read by Elijah Hull Longbrake at the Methodist Episcopal church with families present. The bride wore white crepe and carried pink rose buds and sweet peas. After the ceremony the couple left by motor for Montanan to begin their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Schnoke
Mildred
Hugh
Cooley
F. P. Cooley
Elijah Hull Longbrake
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ernest H. Holste
Mendelssohn
Ernest Holgie
Vacations Planned by University Dramatics Group
Dr Vic Mae Powell head of the dramatics department at the University Southern Branch will travel to New York for two weeks then attend Yale commencement on June 16. She will then coach at a girls school on Crystal Lake in Harrison Maine for the summer. Miss Nelly Mendham plans a summer in St Louis and New York City plus the Chicago World's Fair while taking a summer dramatics course at Northwest University. Miss Bernice Hooper and Miss Marjorie Eastman will attend the 4 H club congress in Washington to greet national and state contests and tour eastern cities and the Chicago World's Fair before a several week absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Mae Powell
The
University, Southern Branch
New York
Yale University
Harrison
Maine
Crystal Lake
Nelly Mendham
St. Louis
New York City
Chicago
Northwest University
Bernice Hooper
A. L. Hooper
Lava Hot Springs
Washington, D. C
Marjorie Eastman
Hooper
Washington
Miss Hooper
Miss Eastman
Meeting Mrs. Petersen Leads to Family Greeting
A brief note records a visit to meet her daughter-in-law Mrs. Harry John Petersen, marking a family reunion moment in a social item.
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Harry John Petersen
Dinner Dance Held At Highway Inn
The Intermountain Association of Credit Men held its annual banquet and dance at the Highway Inn in Inkom on Saturday evening May 26. About sixty members and guests shared a 7:30 dinner with pink rose crystal vases and a Fort Hall centerpiece. Favors selected partners as small Indian braves and squaws, and Gaylord Sanford led an entertainment segment featuring an adagio dance by Betty Crafton Patsy Quinn and George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain Association of Credit Men
Highway Inn
Inkom
Old Fort Hall
Gaylord Sanford
Betty Crafton
Patsy Quinn
George
Honor Bride Elect At Trousseau Tea
Mrs. Joseph W. Hawkes entertained at a trousseau tea for her daughter Helen Hawkes and her forthcoming marriage to William H. Foster in Salt Lake City. The event featured a 2:30 to 6:00 pm musical program with performances by Mrs. William Hill Miss Bessie Williams Bernice Hawkes and others. The pink and white tea setting showcased Killarney roses and silver accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hawkes
William H. Foster
Salt Lake City
Joseph W. Hawkes
Trousseau
South Fourth Avenue
William Hill
Bessie Williams
Bernice Hawkes
Frank Varley
George T. Cox
Killarney
O. A. Petersen
Mrs Carlson hosts Congregational round table luncheon
Mrs F E Carlson graciously entertained the Congregational round table at a one o clock luncheon at her North Garfield avenue home. Covers were marked for twenty members and the afternoon closed with a business meeting devotionals and a biography of Alice Freeman Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Round Table
F. E. Carlson
North
Garfield Avenue
D. W. Standrod
A. 8. Murray
E. T. Barton
Bliss McClintock
C. G. Billmeyer
Clarence Garrett
Edward Amundsen
Clark B. Moon
Fred Ayers
H. J. Swanson
Stanley Glen
E. E. Warner
Edward McGarvey
Paul Hill
L. Be, Shaw
D. B. Cleaves
8. C. Winters
Sara van Wormer
Cleaves
Billmeyer
Barton
Alice Freeman Palmer
Birthday Party for Donald Butler on fifteenth birthday
Donald Butler celebrated his 15th birthday at home on North Hayes avenue with dancing games and refreshments provided by his mother Mrs. Charles Butler. Guests included Arlene Call Anita Tolmie LaVerne Hecox Norma Jule Durham Betty Amundsen Devona Wardle Bob Chapin Farr Porter Jimmie Mullen Bob Rader and Paul Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Butler
Charles Butler
North Hayes Avenue
Mrs. Butler
Arlene Call
Anita Tolmie
LaVerne Hecox
Norma Jule Durham
Betty Amundsen
Devona Wardle
Bob Chapin
Farr Porter
Jimmie Mullen
Bob Rader
Paul Jones
Elks Ladies Share in Lodge Installation Party
Elks lodges nationwide observe installation of officers on Tuesday evening June 5. At Pocatello B P O E No 674 a program for ladies includes cards and later dancing and supper. Entertainment committee lists many local ladies led by Mrs A E Zener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amundsen
A. E. Zener
Elks Club
Elks
Pocatello Lodge
Milton Zener
R. W. Jones
Joseph Jenkinson
Lambert Molinelli
Luther Myers
Britt Hargraves
Floyd Perkins
Hugh D. MacCosham
L. E. Shaw
Robert E. Watson
H. Buckholz
James T. Davis
Charles E. Rogers
Ben W. Davis
Percy E. Tressler
Honors Daughter At Party Today
Mrs. Harry H. Coder announces the marriage of her daughter Naomi Spiers to Alvah Peters of St. Joseph Missouri, wedding held in Hamilton August 29. Peters will travel to Pocatello for a northwest Canada motor trip then return to St. Joseph to reside. Mrs. Coder hosts a tea this afternoon with guests and trousseau on display. Roses and snapdragons adorn the tea table. Sixty five guests invited.
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Harry H. Coder
Naomi Spiers
Alvah Peters
St. Joseph
Hamilton
Peters
Pocatello
Northwest Coast
Canada
Seattle
Yellowstone Park
Columbia Missouri High School
Stephens College For Women
Columbia
Missouri
Coder
North Harrison Avenue
Trousseau
James E. Meilstrup
Robert Rhea
Ruth Traughber
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Tow, Mo
Idaho Studio
Adelaide Anderson
Marjorie
T. D. Jones
Montana
Jenkinson
Jones
Hargraves
Mrs. Britt Hargraves
Aeedl Oy
Trousseau Tea
Mrs. Carlson