Luncheon for Governor’s Wife in Pocatello
Mrs John W Foreman hosted a Thursday afternoon luncheon at her South Tenth avenue home for Mrs C Ben Ross wife of the Boise governor who visited the city last week The rooms featured lilacs tulips iris orchid sweet peas and yellow rose buds The luncheon table carried place cards for Mrs Ross and a list of guests including Mrs T R Davis Mrs B W Davis Mrs Francis E MacKenzie Mrs Ralph Jones Mrs Jay Downing Mrs Robert M Terrell Mrs D C Ray Mrs Frank H Parade Jr Mrs Charles Bohrer Miss Elizabeth Morgan and the hostess An afternoon of bridge awarded a prize to Mrs MacKenzie and Mrs Ross received a guest favor from the hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ben Ross
Boise
Pocatello
John W. Foreman
South Tenth Avenue
Ross
T. R. Davis
Bradys Host Joker Club Dinner at Bannock Hotel
Mr and Mrs E E Brady entertained the Joker club at the Bannock hotel on a Friday evening. Guests sat at a long table with iris and spirea decorations and cards noting covers for E E Moberly and Mrs William Boyd Stuht, among others. After dinner the group played bridge with prizes won by Mrs McDonald, Judge Terrell, and Mr Moberly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Brady
Joker Club
Bannock Hotel
E. E. Moberly
William Boyd Stuht
Bradys
Seattle
Arthur Petersen
Robert M. Terrell
George Gasser
William P. McDonald
McDonald
Judge Terrell
Moberly
Attractive Bridge Party at Daigh Home
Mrs. C. Warren Daigh hosted a Tuesday evening bridge supper at her South Fourth Avenue home with guest of honor Mrs. Thomas P. West. A high score prize went to Mrs. Nash amid a setting of tulips iris and lilacs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Warren Daigh
South Fourth Avenue
Thomas P. West
O. D. Garrison
Felix Plastino
Guy Wicks
Donald Cleaver
Victor Jones
J. W. Barber
Ivan Gasser
Paul Nash
Dwight Gove
Warren Vickrey
Willard Bowen
Mrs Groom Attends Northwestern Graduation in Chicago
Mrs C P Groom accompanied by her brother Dr W G Grier of Rupert left for Chicago to attend her daughter Kathryn Groom's graduation from Northwestern University on June 3. Kathryn earns a bachelor of science in the School of Speech. The party will visit relatives in Kansas City and Wichita before returning home in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Groom
W. G. Grier
Rupert
Chicago
Kathryn
Northwestern University
Miss Groom
Kansas City
Wichita
Kansas
Miss Byers
Rose Byers
Pocatello
Thompson plans West Point graduation attendance
H. B. Thompson departs today for New York to attend his son Benjamin’s graduation from the United States Military Academy at West Point scheduled for the last of next week. Mrs. Thompson and daughter Mary Catherine, a teacher in Ireland, will join the family returning about June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Thompson
New York
Benjamin
United States Military Academy
West Point
Boise Woman To Attend National Forest Circle Convention
Mrs C Ben Ross Boise Idaho state manager sails from Pocatello on the Portland Rose to Omaha for the annual Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle convention. A Boise district meeting June 19 will hear her convention report. Mrs F W Rothas heads to Chicago for the world fair and Evanston visit. she will return with Mrs Mitchell and baby Carolyn for summer in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ben Ross
Boise
Pocatello
Portland
Omaha
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Ross
Idaho
F. W. Rothas
Chicago
Vernon E. Mitchell
Evanston
Illinois
Mitchell
Carolyn
University Dance at Memorial Hall
The University of Idaho Southern Branch held an all college banquet and ball at Memorial hall with spring blossoms and corsages. Houston Trolinger presided as toastmaster and talks were given by Dean John R. Dyer Joseph H. Peterson and Richard Wells. The Neilson orchestra provided the music and dancing continued until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
All College
Memorial Hall
Houston Trolinger
John R. Dyer
Joseph H. Peterson
Richard Wells
Bob Hartley
J. E. Hill
University
William Wright
Faris Edgley
Edith Ann Haroldson
Louise Austin
Frances White
Brainerd Hines
Charles Shirley
John Hays
Jack Wood
Will Young
Corwin Groom
Luncheon Hosts Informal Gathering on Johnson Avenue
Mrs Ralph H Jones entertained informally at a luncheon on Johnson avenue with two tables of contract. Guests included Mrs J W Foreman Mrs F M Ray Mrs D C Ray Mrs Frank H Paradice Jr Mrs Jay L Downing Mrs Ivan Gasser and Mrs Paul Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Jones
South Johnson Avenue
J. W. Foreman
F. M. Ray
D. C. Ray
Frank H. Paradice, Jr
Jay L. Downing
Ivan Gasser
Paul Bryan
Dinner Guests Friday Evening at West Fremont Home
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cleare hosted a refined dinner Friday at their West Fremont residence. Yellow tulips and green candles decorated the table as guests, including Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Cleare and other couples, played bridge with Mrs. Walter H. Cleare and Dean Dyer winning honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Cleare
West
Fremont
Walter H. Cleare
Dean
John R. Dyer
Edward N. Roberts
Martha Christian
Dean Dyer
Wedding trip for Mrs Harry Wilson to Brady Nebraska
Mrs Harry Wilson traveled with her daughters Mary Frances and Norma by car to Brady Nebraska to visit her mother and attend the marriage of her sister Elizabeth Jones. Elizabeth will be remembered in Pocatello by many friends from her years there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
Mary Frances
Norma
Brady
Nebraska
Elizabeth Jones
Miss Jones
Pocatello
Entertain Guests Luncheon Bridge at Rosewood Avenue
Mrs W J Patton hosted a luncheon at her Rosewood avenue home on Wednesday with white sweet peas and blue lace flowers as table decor. Cards marked covers for ten guests and bridge followed luncheon, with Mrs Fridenstine winning the high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Patton
Rosewood Avenue
F. G. Bassett
J. M. Levien
William Sheldon
J. H. Moore
A. E. Fridenstine
J. E. Tarr, Jr
Ross Phillips
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Steele
Erma Poll
William Poll
East Center Street
Southern Branca
Iona
Steel
A. M. Newton
Ralph Young
Erma
Max W. Steele
Logan
Utah
University, Southern Branch
Harriet ST. Marie
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