Marian Criswell Weds Milton N Peterson at Home
In a quiet Sunday ceremony at the Criswell home 905 North the groom Milton N Peterson son of Joseph F Peterson Redmond Utah and bride Marian Criswell daughter of Horace B Criswell were joined in marriage by closest relatives and friends as candles glowed during twilight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marian Criswell
Horace B. Criswell
Milton N. Peterson
Joseph F. Peterson
Redmond
Utah
Criswell
North
Marian Criswell
Pocatello
Hagerman Visitor Weds in Home Ceremony
Mrs H O Prazier of Hagerman guests at a wedding in Hagerman home of Mrs Daniel Currie. Bride wore white marquisette with orange blossoms and lace veil, maid of honor wore hydrangea blue, best man Merrill Peterson, officiated by Judge Jay L Downing. Honeymoon to Yellowstone and Jackson. home at 925 East Halliday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Avenue
Jay L. Downing
Margaret Ann Cleare
Carol Criswell
Merrill Peterson
P. B. Wilson
Twin Falls
Horace Howell
Charlotte Mulkern
Gwen Thurston
Lenore Wright
Aletta Prinsen
Shirley Peterson
Redmond
Utah
Yellowstone Park
Jackson
Wyo
East Halliday
Peterson
Pocatello
Libby McNeill & Libby
News of Marriage Revealed at Tea
A May afternoon tea at Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Coke home on North Arthur Ave announced the marriage of Gloria Claire Coke Morris to John T. Morris. The couple, from Pocatello and Salt Lake City, wed over a year ago and plan to move to Ogden for Hillfield air depot work. The event featured garden flowers, a wedding cake centerpiece, and sixty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Coke
North Arthur Avenue
Gloria Claire
John T. Morris
Norvel Morris
Salt Lake City
Don Denio
Pocatello
Ivey Anderson
E. L Keyes
Morris
Pocatello High School
Ogden
Hillfield
Junior Old Timers Have Dinner Dance
The Union Pacific Junior Old Timers launched their spring membership campaign at a dinner dance in Trinity parish hall. Tables formed in a U shape featured garden flowers. After meals, Old Timers and auxiliary meetings preceded cards, mixer games, and dancing. Plans include a Mink Creek picnic on July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Trinity Parish Hall
Roy Morgan
Mesdames
H. F. Budenholzer
P. E. Newell
C. D. Hudson
Wallace Hardy
Kenneth Lyon
Harry Harvey
J. B. Crawford
E. L. Chantry
Harry Crawford
Bruce Behymer
Mink Creek
Aberdeen Couple Weds in Congregational Church Ceremony
Miss Evelyn Delzer and Richard E. Leasy unite in Aberdeen at the Congregational church before about 200 guests. The ceremony featured garden decor, musical solos, and a Bridal Chorus. Afterward the couple greeted guests at the Bingham hotel before honeymooning in Yellowstone and settling in Aberdeen.
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Aberdeen
Mrs. Hunter Hosts Sewing Club Luncheon
Mrs. Robert H. Hunter entertained her sewing club at lunch Tuesday at her home on South Sixth Avenue. Lilies of the valley and iris adorned the table and rooms. Attending were Mrs. L. E. Glennon, Mrs. Arthur Walters, Mrs. F. E. W. Hall, Mrs. Arthur Baker, Mrs. W. E. Holder, Mrs. Charles Waring, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Hunter
South Sixth Avenue
Iris
L. E. Glennon
Arthur Walters
FE. W. Hall
Arthur Baker
W. E. Holder
Charles Waring
Attractive Affairs at Rhoads Home
Mrs. S. C. Rhoads and Mrs. Hoover D. Anderson hosted a breakfast bridge at the Rhoads home on South Eighth avenue. Garden flowers and pansies decorated the rooms. Mrs. Clarence A. Garrett won the contract honors and Mrs. C. F. Peterman drew the all out award. A Friday evening dinner bridge honored guest Mrs. William King with gifts and favors for contract going to Mrs. Rambro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Rhoads
Hoover D. Anderson
Rhoads
South Eighth Avenue
Clarence A. Garrett
C. F. Peterman
S F W C Honors State President Mrs Tate in Pocatello
Mrs J D Tate state president of the Supreme Forest Woodmen circle was guest of Pocatello grove No 4 after the meeting in I O O F hall. She plans to move to Kansas with her husband after many years of service. Pinochle winners were Mrs Nicholas D Amico with Mrs Tate as consolation. a going away gift was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Tate
Blackfoot
Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Pocatello Grove No. 4
Tate
Kansas
Pocatello Lodge
Blackfoot Grove
Nicholas D’amico
D. I. Benson
Wedding Reception Honors Pocatellans at L D S Institute
Mr and Mrs George T Cox Jr were married June 1 at the L D S temple in Salt Lake City and honored at a reception Tuesday evening in the L D S institute hosted by their families. The bride Miss Hazle Carver became Mrs Cox. The couple then left for Washington D C where Cox will enroll June 8 in the second year of George Washington University Medical School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Cox, Jr
L. D. S. Temple
Salt Lake City
L. D. S. Institute
Parley L. Carver
George T. Cox
Miss Hazle Carver
Verdus Robbins
Ernest Tolman
Alfred Cordon, Jr
Merrill Gee
Frank Copening
Jennie Robbins
Mrs. Cox
Portland Rose
Washington, D. C
Mr. Cox
George Washington University Medical School
Study League Luncheon Set for June 11 at Hotel Bannock
The Women's Study League will hold its annual spring luncheon Thursday June 11 at 1 15 PM at the Hotel Bannock. Entertainment committee chair is Mrs E C Riddle with program by Mrs Walter H Cleare and Miss Sara Van Wormer. Invitations extend to members and friends with reservations via Mrs Parvin Witte at 395.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Study League
Hotel
Bannock
E. C. Riddle
Walter H. Cleare
Sara van Wormer
Shower Compliments June Bride Elect Helen Gunter
Miss Helen Gunter, soon to wed Maurice Teller in mid June, was honored at a YWCA residence ladies’ party. A parasol motif decorated the event with dainty refreshments and many gifts from Mrs. Lelia Houde to Miss Nora Boyum and other honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gunter
Maurice Teller
Nora Boyum
Lelia Houde
Cecelia Davis
Elaine Horas
Bonnie Dahike
H. H. Beasley
Thelma Jones
Iva Conway
Vera Williams
Barbara Rishel
Maragret McNeil
Nathel Lewis
Margaret Borstnar
Thelma Chandler
Mildred Malone
Wanda Orders
Quilt Club Members Gather at Wayne Avenue Home
Mrs. W. J. Wilson entertained Twi club members at her Wayne avenue home on Thursday afternoon. The meeting featured making quilt blocks and a towel shower for the hostess. Refreshments were served following the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Wilson
Twi Club
Wayne Avenue
A. L. Oliver
John Curl
Geneva Halpin
Lamar Perkins
Myrtle Taggart
Wilson
Wives of Pharmacists to Attend Idaho Convention
Idaho State Pharmaceutical association members and many wives visit Pocatello for a convention. Activities include a Monday luncheon bridge at the Student Union, a 6 pm banquet at Bannock hotel, a university pharmacy building reception, and a Tuesday tea at 3 pm. Prominent guests include Mrs. Chase A. Clark and others. events conclude with a Whitman hotel banquet and floor show Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho State Pharmaceutical Association
Pocatello
Idaho
Student Union
Bannock
Chase A. Clark
Charles Empey
Ogden
Harold B. Craggs
Idaho Falls
E. O. Leonard
Francis Brick
Jeanne
Joan Halliwell
Dorothy Scott
Evelyn Enenbeck
Harriet Leonard
Evelyn Tomanek
Rex Loomis
Whitman Hotel
Irving Maag
J. P. Halliwell
Ray Blakeley
Visitors Share Honors At Social Affairs
Mrs. Fred M. Manning and Mrs. Homer Hyde shared honors during informal social events last week in the city. Miss Page Palmer hosted a bridge evening with guests including Mrs. Lutaker who won the honor of contract. Genevieve Pond entertained a bridge supper with Manning, Hyde and others. Mrs. Nicholas Ifft gave an informal tea for Manning on Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Manning
Katherine Cady
Cady
Wyo
Homer Hyde
Katheryn Ray
Los Angles
Page Palmer
Bridge
South Eighth Avenue
William Bartz
Myer Lutaker
Melvin McGee
Stacy Smith
Genevieve Pond
Mrs Cox Hosts Dessert Bridge At North Arthur Home
Mrs William Cox entertained her contract club with a dessert luncheon Thursday afternoon at her North Arthur avenue home. Guests included Mrs H A Murphy Mrs Arthur Oliver Mrs Delbert Hansen Mrs James W Seaver Mrs E V Brookshire Mrs T W Rush Mrs J B Love and the hostess. Contract honors were shared by Mrs Hansen and Mrs Rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Cox
North Arthur Avenue
H. A. Murphy
Arthur Oliver
Delbert Hansen
James W. Seaver
E. V. Brookshire
T. W. Rush
Club Meets at Graveline Home
Mrs E P Graveline hosted a luncheon at her South Eighth Avenue home Thursday afternoon. Attending were guests Mrs A J Lavery and Mrs A H McGuire, members Mrs A T Christopherson, Mrs Maurice T Sheehan, Mrs T J Conlin, Mrs W T Richardson, Mrs J A Martin, and the hostess. Contract honors went to Mrs Richardson with Mrs Martin taking the consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Graveline
South Eighth Avenue
A. J. Lavery
A. H. McGuire
A. T. Christopherson
Maurice T. Sheehan
T. J. Conlin
W.T. Richardson
J. A. Martin
Richardson
San Francisco Guest Feted at Party
Mrs. William E. Holder hosted a dinner-bridge at her North Harrison home in honor of Mrs. A. B. Arps visiting from San Francisco. Iris and spirea centerpieces adorned the table and iris marked each place card. Mrs. Glennon won the high score award for contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Holder
North Harrison
A. B. Arps
San Francisco
Iris
Spirea
Arps
A. H. McGuire
Charles D. Waring
W. A. Stier
Robert H. Hunter
E. W. Hail
L. E. Glennon
Arthur Walters
Glennon
Mother Celebrates 92nd Birthday at Quinn Home
Mrs Susan C Quinn was honored on her 92nd birthday with an open house hosted by her son James A Quinn and daughter in law north of the city. About fifty friends visited Friday afternoon and evening, presenting gifts and congratulations to the venerable lady who previously lived in Basalt and has resided with the Quinns for five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan C. Quinn
James A. Quinn
Quinn
Basalt
James Quinn
Housley Family forges union of Gayle and Eugene Searle
The marriage of Gayle Faye Housley to Eugene Searle was held Saturday evening at the Housley home in Idaho. Officiant Bishop W. E. Gee presided as families and close friends attended. The bride wore ice blue marquisette over white satin with a julie veil and carried rose buds and sweet peas. Attendant Ada Hocking wore tight green net over taffeta. Irvin Hopkins served as best man. The couple plan to reside in Salt Lake City where Searle will join the air corps. Gayle to join him after duty assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Delzer
Chris Delzer
West Halliday
Richard E. Lessy
Aberdeen
Congregational Church of
Dewey Crabbe
Virginia Snider
Pocatello
Ruthie Delver
Larry Booker
Howard Jones
R. P. Snider
Congregational Church
George Housley
Gayle Faye
Eugene Searle
D. O. Searle
South Fifth Avenue
Housley
North
Grant Avenue
Julie
Ada Hocking
Salt Lake City
Air Corps of
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H. O. Prazier
Hagerman
Daniel Currie
South Path Avenue
Prazier
Otto Stocker
L. B. Shaw
E. L Garst
D. J. Elrod
R. L. McBride
Merry Eight Club
South Tenth Avenue
H. W. Brown
R. D. Miller
Francis Pre
Raymond
Mrs. Hunter
Rhoads Home
Mesdames H. C. Almond
Byron Downard
CF. Peterman
C. E. Franklin
George Pew
Wilfred Olsen
Nellie Cline Steenson
L. R. Scholl
Paul Sorgatz
R. H. Munson
H. L. McHan
J. W. Belknap
Edmund Bogert
Albert Weese
N. B. Grossman
Philip C. Call
Allen Hurt
Clarence Garrett
John Weeks
Warren Chandler
John A Scoville
Earl Rainey
E. A. Dufford
F. W. Perry
Helen Williams
S.F.W.C
Institute Honors Pocatellans
Study League
June
Graveline
Robert E. Smith
Merced
California
R. H. Albano
Maxine Albano
Gayle Housley
W. E. Gee
LDSS
Third Ward Church
Irvin Hopkins
J. J. Kelker
Sacramento
Calif
Gus Kelker
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