Radiant Chapter 61 OES initiates and visits noted
Society notes from the Radiant Chapter No. 61 OES record a stated session at the Masonic temple with Mrs. C. E. Morrell as worthy matron and Myron Porges as worthy patron. Degrees were conferred on Mr. and Mrs. John E B Lamers and Mrs. Louise Cochran. Attending visitors included Leon Rosa associate grand patron and several Ruth chapter members. Bee Hive girls of the Fifth ward were hosted to dinner by Bee Keepers Margie Nicholson and Lillian Wright at Nicholson’s Roosevelt avenue home with an impromptu program of games and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
C. E. Morrell
Myron Porges
John EB. Lammers
Louise Cochrane
Leon Rosa
Rosa
McCammon
R. L. Stevenson
Payette
Ruth Chapter
E. P. Calph
Glen Williams
Margaret Cass
Herman Fine
V. L. Ruggles
Fifth Ward
Margie Nicholson
Lillian Wright
Spend Summer in Pocatello with McCarty Guests
Mr and Mrs William N McCarty host Miss Jeanne Lewis of San Francisco as a summer guest arriving this morning. The couple visited Salt Lake over the weekend to meet their guest. Miss Lewis mother is Rose Falk formerly of Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. McCarty
Jeanne Lewis
San Francisco
Maurice Lewis
Roberts Family to Chicago After World’s Fair Visit
Mrs William Cunningham entertained Friday evening at East Lander street home honoring guests Mr and Mrs Harry Sohns of St Louis Missouri Other guests included Mrs Frank Rison Miss Gladys Evans and Mr Frank Nichols Mrs Sohns formerly Miss Wilma Castner of Pocatello Dr and Mrs Edward N Roberts and children Jane Mary Edward and Ann left Sunday for Chicago They will spend ten days at the world’s fair then visit Washington and New York City for three or four weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cunningham
East Lander Street
Harry Sohns
St. Louis
Missouri
Frank Rison
Gladys Evans
Frank Nichols
Sohns
Wilma Castner
Pocatello
Edward N. Roberts
Jane
Mary
Edward
Ann
Chicago
Washington, D. C
New York City
Meat Loaf Recipe With Gelatin Mold Honors At Play
A historic recipe outlines soaking gelatin in cold water then adding stock onion and boiling. It mixes crumbled crackers Worcestershire and lemon juice before folding in chopped cooked meat and chilling in a mold for six portions. Mrs L B Dustin notes the servings while Mrs Ralph W Adair and Miss Isaacs attend as guests. Mrs Walker Rich and Mr F C Christ win honors at the accompanying event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Dustin
Ralph W. Adair
Miss Isaacs
Walker Rich
F.C. Christ
Blackfoot Society Shower for Bride and Social Items
Miss Vonda Briggs bride elect to Louie Tepley of Buhl hosted a charming shower at Mrs. H Scofield’s home with guests including Mrs. John Briggs and numerous local ladies. Other society notes cover Aces Bridge club Embroidery club and Dinner Bridge gatherings, a Halverson Taylor marriage, Velma Dixon and Lester Hansen nuptials, farewell dinners for relocating families, and Catholic League delegates attending Twin Falls convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonda Briggs
Louie Tepley
Buhl
H. Scofield
John Briggs
H. R. Boise
Tom Cowden
I. L. Tanner
Earl Tanner
Embroidery Club
8. W. Wilson
Kensington
R. R. Davis
Springfield
Miss Isaacs
Velma Dixon
F. T. Halverson
Riverside
Lester Hansen
Thomas
Salt Lake City
Roy DeKay
Marguerite
Elizabeth
Mr. DeKay
Stockton
California
J. J. Boyle
Miss Kay
Mr. Boyle
Stanley
Idaho
Curtis Brown
San Diego
Calif
William Tomlinson
George Dore
Katherine Longbreak
Tomlinson
Neil F. Boyle
John Falk
C. E. Boyle
Popularity Queens Visit Hall of Science at World’s Fair
The Hall of Science at the Chicago World’s Fair showcases the progress of basic sciences with murals pylons and an arched ceiling. Miss Eastern Idaho Miss Southeastern Idaho and Miss Pocatello will tour the building as part of the Buy To campaign voting through July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Science
Lief Ericksen
Chicago
Lakefront
Bride entertaining etiquette in first wedding year
Emily Post discusses expectations for a bride and groom hosting guests after gifts. She notes no fixed rule but suggests both sides of families may visit and invite the couple, and that wedding invitations should include both spouses when addressed to a household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Post
Queen of Roses and Wedding Etiquette Q&A
A reader asks about who may walk the bride to the aisle and whether a daughter can be given away by her mother. Mrs. Post responds that a daughter may walk with a relative or alone if no one is available. The column also questions announcing an engagement before a final divorce decree and advises waiting for the final decree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eileen Leonard
E. C. Leonard
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Miss Leonard
Herbert Branding
Symphony Orchestra
Olga Hines
Mrs. Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
BEE Hive Girls
Roberts
Blackfoot Society
Aces Bridge Club
Henry Giles
J. H. Early
E. B. Donnelly
Bereans
Baptist Church
Halverson—Taylor
Mary Taylor
Halverson
H. M. Wray
Huey P. Long
Louisiana
Ruffin G. Pleasant
Baton Rouge
Associated Press
FUR Shop
Leora M. Grue
Arthur
Tribune-Journal
Emily Post
Bride
Queen of Roses
Jean Stevenson
Portland, Ore
Grunow
Sarge
Grunov
Wwe
Runow
Electric Home
Fargo-Wilson-Wells CO
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