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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1922

Page

6

Social Gatherings Highlight North Grant Bridge Party Scene

Mrs. John Carlson hosted a bridge afternoon at her North Grant home with a white and orange decor. Guests included Mesdames Aber and Evans plus a long list of attendees. Multiple bridge and tea events followed weeklong gatherings honoring guests and club presidents with floral themes and pastel color schemes.

John Carlson Bridge North Grant N. Aber F. L. Evans Harry Peterson RB. J. Cruse Nesttor Aber L. B. Case Mame Kibler George Mathews White G . Keatabrook O. D. McCoy Marshall F. Gates Helena Mont Fargo C. O. Bowerman E. M. Chandler Ed G. Brady Charles Sprague

Harpist to Headline Biennial Convention Program

Chautauqua, June 23, world famous harpist Erberto Salvi will headline the International Evening at the General Federation of Women's Clubs Biennial Convention. Count Iva Tolstoy will represent Russia among other foreign notables. American music will be featured with a series of afternoon musicales titled Hearing America First led by Mrs. Oberdorfer.

Chautauqua N. Y Erberto Salvi Enerab Federation of Women's Clubs House of Werlitzer Horace Mann Towner Iva Tolstoy Russia Salvi General Federation Max Oberdorfer Nationa Es Eee Ienry Louvain Utah Ampico Lilo Robeson Sigmund Spaeth Peter Kurtz Charales D. Isaacson Motios Picture Theatres George Fischer Lq Memorial Ceeper A Non Rene Wilw Men HA Bech

Co ed club activities and federation notes in Idaho

Multiple local club gatherings are reported with details of meetings at the homes of Evelyn Porges and others. The column covers Y W C A board, Civic club, Catholic League, Women’s club at Bannock hotel, Forget me not Bird club, Tri Zeta, San Souci, and state federation news including Columbian club, Dorcas society, Burney Women’s Club, and fundraising events with totals and remarks on university support.

Burney-Woman’s Club Grover Rich Eee Re Ita Hisory Idaho Moscow Upham Idaho Federation of Women’s Pham Card Party Ind

Orchid Decor Sets Elegant Wedding Reception

An article notes an ornate wedding celebration with orchid and white decor, large balloons, and a buffet lunch with candles and moss garlands. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. A Ford and numerous others, while Mrs. Reginald Cleave and Mrs. Will R. Ferris plan a luncheon at Rowanis Hall on Monday, June 19.

Reginald Cleave Will R. Ferris Rowanis Hall

Engagement Announced for Miss Margarisabeth Ryan

Word received here announces the engagement of Margarisabeth Ryan daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Arthur Ryan of Denver. The groom is William A Sheedy of Denver. A party was held in her honor with dancing and lunch served for guests including Mable Tupie Kethenine Tie Zern Williams Pavel Hayden Isabelle Blees Hea Mi Soy Freak Die Ee J Water Euisis Seakson Myron Gustin Wayne Garrett Geral Daring George Eirod and Lerey Aaerson.

George T. Davis Elaine South Fourth Avenue Dorothy Kuner Jessie Hutchinson Kathleen Keener Helen Hawks Mildred Williams Babe Sherran Mildred Garvin Blanche Henry Elizabeth Tustin Clara Gates Genevieve Garvin Babe Garvin Audry Wattlington Ralfine Crane Edith Crane Ary Baker Harriet Johnson Mary Ucosrove Ina Barber Elenore Collins Argaret Collins Doris Fosom Rachael Crane Mildred McCarthy Erma Emert John McDonald Albert Bair Marvin McCarthy Alfred Shepherd Thomas Tustis Alvin Wattlin Fern Williams Evelyn Kearns South Gerfield Elizabeth Rothas Miss Kearns Olive Rice Lme Hurt Mary O'Malley Mildred Brower Cecelia Layng Anna Chapman Mable Tupper Maurine Ferguson Vonice Holmes Gail Eastwood Katherine Myers Elsie Potter Jean Frazier Margaret Malone William A. Sheedy Denver Celone Py” Odughter Margarisabeth Edward Arthur Ryan T. W. Rickard Race Hill Salt Lake Cai Thein Avenue Mable Tupie Kethenine Tie Zern Williams Pavel Hayden Isabelle Blees Eusis Eh, Seakson Myron Gustin Wayne Garrett Geraldaring George Eirod Lerey Aaerson

Personal Notices From Town Residents

Mr and Mrs Howess Church and children left for California for weeks visit. Mrs A A Hall of Montana is visiting relatives in this city. Miss Helen Coleman and John left for Livingston Montana for a visit. Mrs BE Finch and Frances of Boulder Colorado are visiting in town. Mrs James He Tuttle of San Francisco arrived in Pocatello for an indefinite visit. Mr and Mrs A C Hinckley are headed to New York City for railroading events.

Mrs. Howess Church Oalifersia A. A. Hall Auaeshin, Montana Helen Coleman John Livingston Montana Sheridan Wyoming J. Finch Francesa Boulder W. B. Clark Waittinghill James He Tuttle San Francisco Ya. Pocatello A. C. Hinckley New York City Mr. Hinckley

Visit Notes From Helena and Soda Springs

Skeetes Gates visits Mrs D McCey in Helena for an evening as war and health topics are discussed. Indien Sante Biase Skadden and others tour Soda Springs and visit Mr Mrs J M Lienen. Mrs J F Campbell and Ogden daughter spend the weekend at Mrs J M Lienen in West Pocatello.

Charles Sprague McCoy Arshall FE Gates Gordon Creek Gap West O McCammon Skeetes E. Gates D. McCey Helena War Indien Sante Biase Skadden Boring Soda Springs J. M. Lienen J. F. Campbell Ogden West Pocatello

Y W O A Opens Open Woods Conference for Girls

The Y W C A opens its open woods conference in early June drawing thousands of young women and girls. Delegates from Pocatello include Georgie Bate Elizabeth Smith Florence Kelly Ruth Bird and Mandeine Short among others leaving Monday with swimming lessons and a story telling program planned. The event supports South relief work with 0.8 L and nearby grounds prepared for activities and games for the children.

Pocatello Mable Butler Y. W Georgie Bate Elizabeth Smith Florence Kelly Ruth Bird Mandeine Short Florence Robinson

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George Waggoner H. N. Club KB. R. Mayes Bush Swesey D. D. Bush G. E. Groves F. Bean O. E. Smith P. A. Laughber Mra. F. M. Varley George Swesey D. W. Stanrod J. E. Retherford C. BK. M. Loux Bertha Stull Green Lackfoot Green Federated Clubs J. M. Shady Shaw Kodney Caldwell The Baptist Church R. M. Terrell North Hayes W. G. Jones Emily Avery J. Alexander MacMillan E. EF. Moberly Marshall E. Gates Helena, Mont C. C. Bowerman Laura Cherry Harry Newell Brown Minas Cecil Curtis South Fourth the Womans Page Ory A. C. Club A. C Evelyn Porges Mary P Mildred Wray Erma Williams Flora Sanders Dorothy Wilson Bajoyabie Civic Club Study League College Club Kreisler Samuel Gardner B. F. Anderson Steely State Federation of Women’s Clubs Snyder Homer Threwer Catholic League Catholic Women’s League Ed. Brady Stoker Rothrock Hosylulu Bannock Hotel Chaton Tennessee R. W. Dawson J. Taylor James Lowry H. B. Criswell L. B. Brandt L. P. Brandt, Sr J. Es. C. Roberts Otto Hatcher Ralph Bristline F. E. Tydeman M. L. Roberts John W. Wagner Fargo Cuettoenne A. Mesdames N. Dot ‘Murray M. Murra A. L. Elsenina FW. Perry F. M. Kerr W. A. Wagner Cedar Eee Owa Fred H. J. Seaman B. O. Gilles San Souci George Williams Clark Street State Federation News Homer J. Settle P. Boise Columbian Club O. A. Paris E.S. Owen Hillcrest A. Ford A. Novey George Smith Ross Myer F. E. Binell H. E. Smith Nna Spangberg Hughes Iona Sain Gertrude Carrice Irene Ruud Elva Johnson Hulda Gill Laura Anna Phoebe Henrietta Cherry Elwin Baggs Meadames Day W. T. Bridge Standly Clasaea Jefferson School Pest Caine L. Andeville Raymond Bannock Cafe Hiro Menegrmens ML. W. Somusere
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