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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1936
Page
13
Edna Marie Jarboe and John C. Dwyer wed in St. Anthony's chapel on June 4 in a double ring Nuptial Mass. The bride wore georgette gown and a white picture hat with pink briarcliff roses. sister Ellen Marie Dwyer wore peach silk. best man Dr. Leo F. Castle. Rev L M Daugherty officiated. Billy Norman assisted with Mass as organist.
Miss Margeit Block, a popular bride elect, attended a morning breakfast bridge and kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Harry Bryan on South Hayes Avenue. Rosebud centerpieces and crystal bowls framed sixteen place settings. high scores won by Mrs. Fred W. Schmidt and Mrs. L. J. Londo. Edna Block wed Harold G. Manning in Blackfoot, Idaho, with the couple returning to Pocatello after a honeymoon in St Anthony. Manning works for Idaho Glass and Paint.
Engagement announced by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Foley for their daughter Margaret Foley to Joseph Wyant son of Mrs. T. L. Waltman of Pocatello The wedding is set for Sunday June 14 at St Anthony's church in Pocatello Both graduates of Pocatello high school they will reside here after marriage
Miss Elizabeth Norton graduates May 31 at the College of St Mary of the Wasatch and will spend summer in Pocatello. Edna Jarboe’s daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jarboe is noted after her June 4 wedding. Margaret Cass, now a teaching fellow at the University of Hawaii, earned honors after study at the University of Oregon. Margaret Foley announces her engagement to Joseph Yant for June 14. Mrs. James Forbes Bell arrives from New Haven to visit Mrs. Bell. Mrs. George North hosted a musical tea with relatives present.
A refined afternoon at the L D 8 Institute featured Mrs George North Jr and Mrs Carlyle North hosting guests to meet the spring bride Mrs George North, visiting Catello. The couple, noted radio and stage entertainers, presented a program of songs readings and musical selections in a cordial social gathering.
Miss Elizabeth Norton daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Norton returned from Salt Lake City where she was graduated May 31 from the College of St Mary of the Wasatch with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English She led the Soan ge ta ha athletic society was in Campus Players and was feature editor of Mountain Peak planning a summer in Pocatello.
Miss Dorothy Kirkpatrick and David B. Blalock were married at the Blalock home on North Fifth Avenue Sunday morning May 31 at 11 o'clock with Rev. Mark C. Cronenberger officiating. The couple's families gathered as Jean Illingsworth played the wedding march and William H. Nuckols Jr. sang.
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Stratford hosted a Friday dinner at their North Garfield home in honor of Mr. and Mrs. George S. McLaughlin visiting from Mexico City. The table featured roses and covers for Dr. and Mrs. F. Call, Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bistline among others. An evening of discussion followed after dinner. Katherine Cadyar, daughter of Mrs. William S. Cadyar, returned Wednesday from the University where she completed a program.
Miss Margaret M. Cass of Pocatello and her mother Mrs. John W. Parker return from Eugene Oregon where Cass graduated from the University of Oregon with a Bachelor of Arts and Letters in English. She was elected to Phi Beta Kappa won the Murray Warner prize for an East Asiatic Art and Social Science essay and received a Hawaii Fellowship at Honolulu.
Mr and Mrs James Forbes Bell arrive from New Haven Connecticut for a two week stay in Pocatello with Mrs Bonnie Forbes Bell. They will then move to Houston Texas where Bell will join Magnolia Petroleum as geologist. He held a Yale teaching fellowship last year. Mrs Bell plans July departure for Colgate University summer session in New York City.
A spring breakfast bridge hosted by Mrs. Leon F Molinelli Mrs. Lambert Molinelli and Mrs. Ray S Hunter at the Hotel Bannock celebrated bride elect Evelyn Barnes whose June 17 wedding to Arthur Young is planned. Pink and silver decor featured a pink candle with silver heart calyx and flower motifs.
Dr and Mrs D C Ray and family travel from their home to California to attend Jess Ray's wedding to Dorothy Leonard in Stanford Memorial Chapel on June 12. They will also witness Stanford commencement on June 14 as son George earns a Bachelor of Science degree. Kathryn Ray, finishing freshman year at Stanford, will join the family for the summer in Pocatello.
Mrs Herbert Hoover national president of Girl Scouting plans a June 8 rally at Ross Park in Pocatello at 3 pm. Troop members from Blackfoot Shelley American Falls Lava Hot Springs Aberdeen and Montpelier will attend. Hoover will speak informally as girls perform songs and present a frieze of Scout badges.
Logan Utah announces the engagement of Pearl Jenkins to Wendell Rich. Pearl is a Logan High graduate and Utah State Agricultural College alumna. Wendell Rich is a graduate of Ririe High School and the couple plans to marry in the Logan L D S temple on June 16 and will reside in Pocatello after marriage.
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