Bride of the Month Feted at Bannock Hotel
A breakfast bridge honor for Evelyn Barnes as she preps for her June 17 marriage to Arthur Young. Gifts showered the bride while high scores went to Mrs. C. P. Groom and Mrs. Paul Nash. Attendees include Mrs. F. J. Barnes and many local hostesses in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wilson
Edward H. Vogt
Bannock Hotel
Evelyn Barnes
Arthur Young
C. P. Groom
Paul Nash
Evelyn
F. J. Barnes
W. A. Young
Charles Kibler
Howard Shafer
H. D. Bacheler
Evelyn Bachelor
Fred Sorenson
H. L. McHan
Myron Porges
Ned Doty
Lois Doty
B. F. Hough
Frances Hough
Edgley
Harry Dewey
A. D. Stanley
William Petersen
Kathryn Tupper Rogers
C. Franklin
Lambert Molinelli
Ray Hunter
George Singerland
Llewella White
James R. Young
Kathryn Groom
F. M. Ray
Dorothy Simpson
Frank Pickett
Harry Bryan
Robert 8. Chandler
Henry Brady
W. J. Hughes
Payette
Parry Harrison
B. M. Hines
Carroll Petersen
Alice Rork
C. F. Rork
Francis E. MacKenzie
Lester Young
George Oliver
T. D. Jones
I. A. Egbert of
Arco
Musical Tea Guests Entertained in Cape May Event
A 140 guest musical tea in Cape May featured Diane Darling performing songs from The Merry Widow and Firefly, duet by North and partner, and a butterfly toe dance by Donna Lee Cotant. Accompaniment was by Mrs. William S. Hill with violin by Mrs. Ralphene Varley and cello by Mrs. Esther Teeple Gates. Hostesses and guests included numerous local society names and the event highlighted snapdragon and carnation decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May
New Jersey
New York
Hollywood
Diane Darling
Velia
Gia Mia
Mia
Firefly
Mr. North
William S. Hill
Ralphene Varley
Esther Teeple Gates
Donna Lee Cotant
Leola Lawrence
J. P. Halliwell
O. F. Call
C. H. Pinkerton
Britt Hargraves
W. E. Brazelton
Herbert Culbertson
S. M. Nixon
Albert Carlson
Mary Nixon
Breakfast Bridge Honors Bride-Elect
A breakfast bridge event honored a bride-elect with eight tables and a silver gift wrapped in white and silver topped by lilies of the valley. Prizes awarded for high score and placements went to Mrs. Nixon, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Slingerland, and Mrs. Enenback. guests included Miss Barnes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Taylor
M. Nixon
William L. Hayes
Gorge Slingerland
H. J. Enenback
Evelyn Barnes
We Ouna
Pied Ois . A. Young
Holt
George
Local Girl Wins Scholastic Honors in Japan Delegation
Miss Cass, a Pocatello High School and University of Idaho alumna, is one of fifty American university students chosen as a delegation to the Japanese Allied Students Council in Tokyo this summer. She will tour six weeks in the Japanese Empire, sail from Seattle July 17 aboard the Heinan Maru, reach Yokohama July 30, and depart Japan in September to teach English at the University of Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Miss Cass
Oregon
Delta Phi Alpha
Eastern Star
Pocatello
Pocatello High School
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Seattle
Yokohama
Japan
Honolulu
University of Hawaii
Orient
Jewell Coon
University Southern
Boise
Ethel Redfield
Miss Coon
Dorothy Coon
McKinley
China
Manilla
Miss Redfield
Graduate Nurses Guests of Alltrusa Club
The graduate nurses of St Anthony's and General hospital were guests of the Altrusa club at Mrs T R Neilson's Fillmore Avenue home. Violin solos by Rolland Neilson, wedding cake gifts from Edna Jarboe Dwyer, and a garden party with buffet on the veranda. Officers were re elected for the coming year and Trilby Anderson won a gold medal at the Los Angeles cosmetology convention. Adjournment until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony’s
General Hospital
Altrusa Club
T. R. Neilson
Fillmore Avenue
Alice Cosgrove
Alice Butler
Warren Vickrey
P Smith
Hubert Beasley
Neilson
Avis Grenfell
Helen Ballantyne
Verla Busby
Alice MacKenzie
Melba Neilson
Evelyn Steely
Emily Vaughn
Florence White
Elsie Jean Mitchell
Helen Smith
Miranda Ross
Katherine Johnson
Salt Lake
Rolland Neilson
John C. Dwyer
Edna Jarboe
Bertha Atkin
D. D. Parke
Dorothy Faris
8. P Smith
Trilby Anderson
Altrusa
Los Angeles
Mrs. Hoover Visits Girl Scouts in Idaho City
Mrs Herbert Hoover and Mrs Mary J Littlefield attend a Girl Scout Council dinner at Bannock hotel with a program of piano solos duets songs and a dance. Mayor Terrell to address the group and plans for a day camp and community events are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Hoover
Mary J. Littlefield
Girl Scout Council
Bannock Hotel
Girl
Mary Lea Reed
Mildréd Olson
Ruth Ann Paulsen
Mildred Olson
Blue Bell Troop
Kathryn Riddle
Mary Ogawa
Robert M. Terrell
Littlefield
John R. Nichols
Willard Bowen
Nicholas Ifft
Don Brown
Vaughn D. Lyons
O. F. Call
Edmund Bogert
Paul Quick
Nichols
Lava Hot Springs
Alice Cosgrove
Dorothy Bell
Dorothea Jones
Lois Potter
M. M. Rabourn
L. R. Haley
Stanley J. Cleave
Couple Weds In Home Ceremony In Blackfoot
The wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Blalock took place at home with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkpatrick and many Blackfoot residents. The couple plans a honeymoon and will reside at 251 North Grant Avenue after June 15. Both spouses hold local school and college credentials.
Marriage Rites Held in Chapel for Mr and Mrs Jarboe
The ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast at the Jarboe home on North Main street featured a silver and rose motif. Guests included Evelyn Norman and numerous relatives with Rev L M Daugherty and Rev J C Dolan among the officiants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Norman
Jarboe
North Main Street
C.W. Jarboe
James Foley
L. M. Daugherty
J. C. Dolan
Ellen Marie Dwyer
Robert 8. Chandler
James Robert Foley Chandler
Leo F. Castle
W. W. Brothers
Eliza
Wedding of Oscar Norman Jr and Elkin Chandler
The bride, a local school graduate with studies at St Josephs, Pocatello High, University of Idaho Southern Branch, and Washington State University, has served as head librarian at Pocatello Public Library. The couple's honeymoon trip begins in Salt Lake City, with home to 541 North Arthur Avenue after June 15. Jane Roberts plans a six week summer course at the University of Utah before returning to Mills College. Chapter AK PBO will meet Monday at 8 at Mrs. Helen Fever’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Norman
Oscar Norman, Jr
Elkin Chandler
St. Joseph’s
Pocatello High School
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
Washington
Seattle
Library of Washington Stater College
Pullman
Pocatello Public Library
Salt Lake City
North Arthur Avenue
Jane Roberts
Mills College
Oakland
California
Salt Lake
University of Utah
Miss Mendham Heads for Missouri Summer Visit
Miss Nelly Mendham head of the dramatics department at Ida ho Southern university left Saturday for Kirkwood and St. Louis Missouri where she will spend the summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Nelly Mendham
Idaho Southern University
Kirkwood
St. Louis
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W. A. Stier
Literary Club
South Fifth Avenue
Arthur Walters
A. B. Arps
J. E. Cottrell
A. H. McGuire
Emery P. Carr
G. Z. Goza
L. Roubidoux
S. R. Meadows
A. M. Newton
P. A. Murphy
Helen
Don C. Brown
Claude Bistline
C. E. Connors
David Durham
Fred Caldwell
A. E. Zener
Eric Krussman
W. F. Howard
H. R. Flint
George Galbraith
J. W. Foreman
Ralph Jones
Arthur Sahlberg
Frank Paradice
H. F. Goldsmith
D. W. Church
T. E. Fitzgerald
William P
Halliwell
J. B. Halliwell
Kearney
Nebraska
Leo V. Halliwell
Para
Brazil
Leo Halliwells
Frazier Hall
Gaylord Sanford
Harriet St. Marie
Grace Bean
Miss Bean
Florence
Burton James
Amundsen
Velma
Lora
Evelyn Wills
Tair
Alltrusa
Mrs. Herbert Hoover
Camp Fire Organization
Community Chest
George L. Smith
F. L. Ames
T. H Farmer
Blackfoot
Catholic Women’s League of
Egypt
Lemuria
Atlantis
J. C. Poole
The
Hill
Princess Tapers
William H. Nuckols
John Weeks
Gordon Kirkpatrick
Katherine Kirkpatrick
Helen Kirkpatrick
Othello Blackburn
Ruth Rhodes
Margaret Tomlinson
T. C. Blackburn
James Keaton
F. H. Barron
Jean Illingsworth
David Nuckols
H. R. Bennett
Alice Hunter
Junior Smith
North Grant Avenue
Blalock
Post Office
Blackfoot High School
Gate City Business College
Idaho
Helen Fever
South Eighth Avenue
Gladwin Furniture CO
North Main
Troy
Steter
Laundry Department
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