Adelaide Anderson School of Music Degrees Granted
The Adelaide Anderson School of Music in Idaho held a commencement in the L D S recreation hall with a program led by Catherine Brandt Smith and Adelaide Anderson. Rampton Barlow received the Bachelor of Music degree as the honored candidate while teachers certificates went to Vivian More and Catherine Brandt Smith and twenty two students received music prize cards. Academic certificates were awarded to Fay Smith Kathryn Ray Mary Jean Campbell Arline Martindale Eileen Leonard and Deane Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. S. Recreation Hall
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Catherine Brandt Smith
Mozart
Adelaide Anderson
Rampton Barlow
Apollo
Rubinstein
Maxine Cordon
Clifford Norton
Deane Brown
Vivian Mole
Mendelssohn
Olga Hines
Mary Wallis
Massanet
Esther Schmeykal
MacDowell
Idaho
Vivian More
Fay Smith
Kathryn Ray
Mary Jean Campbell
Arline Martindale
Eileen Leonard
Alumnae Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Rogers in Stafford Apartments
Mrs C E Rogers and Miss Del la McCabe entertained Pocatello General hospital alumnae at a Thursday luncheon in the Stafford apartments home. Red peonies and bridal wreath decorated the table. Guests included Mrs Leon Hahne Mrs Albert Wright Mrs Neva Adams Mrs Edward Smith Mrs Frank McKinnon Mrs Lew Cox Mrs George Givens Miss Thora Christiansen Miss Lodema Jensen and Miss Violet Friend. Pinochle followed. Mrs Givens won the high score and Mrs McKinnon took the all cut award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Rogers
Della McCabe
Pocatello General Hospital
Wallis Family Attends School Concert in Blackfoot
Superintendent and Mrs H R Wallis of Blackfoot attended the Adelaide Anderson School of Music commencement concert. Their daughter Mary played a prominent role and will graduate the third year of her music program. The family then traveled to Moscow for Randall Wallis graduation exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Wallis
Blackfoot
Adoaide Anderson School of Music
Mary
Miss Wallis
Adelaide Anderson
Wallis
Moscow
Randall Wallis
Altar Society of St. Joseph’s Church Meets Tuesday
The Altar society of St. Joseph's church will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. James McGonigle, 330 South Hayes avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar Society
St. Joseph's Church
James McGonigle
South Hayes Avenue
Campus romance leads Brady wedding toward Idaho Falls
The couple plans a Century of Progress trip from Chicago to Pocatello via the Black Hills and Yellowstone. After a visit at the Brady home, they will settle in Idaho Falls where Mr. Brady joins the Post-Register staff. The Cincinnati bride is the daughter of Jerome and Mrs Aull. The groom, a standout at Pocatello high, played at Notre Dame and Harvard, then Boston College, and has coached at Harvard. They set residence in Shane apartments after June 20.
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Terra Haute
Indiana
Brady
Idaho
Pocatello
Notre Dame
Rockne
Harvard Law School
Boston College Law School
Crimson
J. Robb Brady
James H. Brady
Shane Apartments
Idaho Falls
Ruby Keeler Sparks Beach Fashion With Backless Suit
Beaches call and Ruby Keeler answers in a backless bathing suit designed to catch sun. The celebrity flaunts a daring summer look ready for seaside exposure and photo opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Keeler
House guests from Los Angeles visit family in Seattle trip
Mrs. Harriet St Marie hosts sisters Grace Bean and Mrs James Stone from Hollywood for about a week. Bean, night supervisor at Los Angeles county hospital, plans to return via Seattle to visit her sister Mrs Burton James and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet St. Marie
Grace Bean
Los Angeles
James Stone
Hollywood
Calif
Miss Bean
Los Angeles County Hospital
Seattle
Burton James
Luncheon Hosts Include Visiting Ruth Hopkins
Mrs. Carrol Petersen entertained at Hinckley’s Friday luncheon with guests Miss Ruth Hopkins from Los Angeles and Mrs. J. Bryan Blackhurst and Mrs. A. N. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrol Petersen
Hinckley
Ruth Hopkins
Los Angeles
J. Bryan Blackhurst
A. N. Wilson
Samedi Club Luncheon and Bridge Teas Highlight Thursday
Members of the Samedi club gathered for a Thursday luncheon at Mrs. William J. Mullen's home. Guests included Mrs. J L Hood Mrs. Stanley Cleare and other local women. After lunch the contract game produced high scores for Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Motherly. A separate note mentions Perkins hosting a bridge evening and Miss Reavell being honored at a tea by Miss Dorothy Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samedi Club
William J. Mullen
J. L. Hood
Stanley Cleare
Arthur Scott
Ivan Gasser
E. E. Moberly
Mary Kathryn McDonald
Paul Bryan
Don C. Brown
W. S. Cady
J. W. Hassell
Harold Magee
Detroit
R. S. Turner
Turner
Motherly
Sewing Club Met at Block's Home in Kensington
Mrs Nate Block entertained the Sew and So club at her North Garfield avenue residence Thursday afternoon. Kensington was followed by tea at 5 oclock enjoyed by Mrs Edward H Vogt Mrs Harry Bryan Mrs H L McHan Mrs Frances E MacKenzie Mrs Myron Porges and Mrs James R Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Block
North Garfield Avenue
Kensington
Edward H. Vogt
Harry Bryan
H. L. McHan
Frances E. MacKenzie
Myron Porges
James R. Young
Portland visitors stay over weekend in Pocatello
Mr and Mrs Charles Reavell and daughter Jean of Portland Ore spend the weekend with Mr and Mrs F A Perkins on East Benton Street. They travel next to Chicago for the world’s fair. Mr and Mrs W M Schmeykal of Boise attend Adelaide Anderson School of Music commencement with daughter Esther who performed. They depart Friday for the Chicago fair and east to visit relatives. Mrs M B Tuohy and son Hugh depart for Blackfoot to visit Mrs Tuohy’s mother Mrs Ralph W Adair over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Reavell
Jean
Portland
Ore
F. A. Perkins
East Benton Street
Chicago
W. M. Schmeykal
Boise
Pocatello
Adelaide Anderson School of Music
Esther
Blackfoot
M. B. Tuohy
Hugh
Catholic Women's League to Meet Monday
A special meeting of the Catholic Women's League is set for Monday at 3 PM in the Knights of Columbus club rooms on North Main Street. It is the final business meeting of the year with important matters to be transacted and plans for the June luncheon to be made. All members urged to attend.
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Catholic Women’s League
K. of C
North Main Street
Happy Hour Club Bridge Night at Mrs. Martin’s
Members of the Happy Hour club enjoyed an evening of bridge at Mrs. A. H. Martin’s home on North Harrison Avenue Friday. Supper followed the games with honors awarded to Mrs. J. M. Levien and Mrs. W. J. Patten. Other attendees included Mrs. J. C. Hanson and several more local women.
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Happy Hour Club
A. H. Martin
North Harrison Avenue
J. M. Levien
W. J. Patten
J. C. Hanson
W. W. Woolard
C. E. Williams
Mary Norby
A. E. Fridenstine
W. A. McHan
Fred Jeffrey
Glen Buckingham
Robert Woods
Oscar Foss
State President Visits Local Lodge
Mrs. Martha A. Smith of Kel logg Idaho, president of the Re bekah assembly of I.ho, visited Ivy Rebekah lodge on Thursday June 8. A banquet was served at 6 30 in the Elks dining hall. Mrs. Smith gave an inspiring address. Assembly warden W. O. Smith of Blackfoot and his wife attended as out of town guests. Gifts were presented to the president and a social hour followed with refreshments. Echo Camp Daughters of Utah Pioneers met Friday at the home of Mrs. C. S. Green. tea was served at 5 with a musical program led by Mrs. Edwin Edgley.
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Martha A. Smith
Kellogg
Idaho
Rebekah Assembly of
Ivy Rebekah Lodge
Elks
Mother Ash
Smith
W. O. Smith
Blackfoot
Echo Camp
Daughters of Utah Pioneers
C.S. Green
Garfield Avenue
A. J. Hewlett
J. B. Edwards
William Spillman
J. M. Garvin
Utah
Edwin Edgley
Genevieve Capell
A. J. Knudsen
James Atkinson
Williams. Hill
A. E. Watson
Victor Carlson
John Henderson
A. B. Porter
Mary Jane Hawkley
Jesse Stratford, Jr
O. M. Hess
J. W. Kirkman
Charles Liljenquist
Joseph Burton
Clyde Kinghorn
Ye Olde Club Afternoon Pinochle Social
Mrs Jerry Nicholson hosted Ye Olde club members Friday afternoon at her home. Pinochle provided entertainment with Mrs Rose Hewlett winning honors and Mrs Velma Lattimer receiving consolation. Dainty refreshments were served in the late afternoon. Present were Mrs Cora Wheelock Mrs Beta Ames Mrs Della Ames Mrs Via Marshall Mrs Leta Cook Mrs Sophrona Ames Mrs Minnie Christensen Mrs Hewlett and Mrs Lattimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Nicholson
Ye Olde Club
Rose Hewlett
Velma Lattimer
Cora Wheelock
Beta Ames
Della Ames
Via Marshall
Leta Cook
Sophrona Ames
Minnie Christensen
Hewlett
Lattimer
Gee family heads to Brigham Young University for summer study
Mr and Mrs Ivin Gee of Rexburg and their son Lynn Gee leave Rexburg for Provo Utah to attend summer school at Brigham Young University. Lynn Gee has just completed two years at the Southern Branch and teaches in Rexburg.
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Ivin Gee
Rexburg
Mr. Gee
W. E. Gee
Provo
Utah
Brigham Young University
Lynn Gee
Iynn Gee
Electa Plans Summer Party And Picnic
Electa Kensington held the last regular meeting of the year at the Masonic temple with Mrs. I. B. Carter presiding. Plans were made for a picnic at American Falls on Thursday June 29 with Ethel Livermore in charge of west side transportation and T. H. Gathe in charge of east side. Refreshments were provided by hostesses Anna Gustin Bruce Goranson Ada Cummings B. L. Johnson Emma Reuss. Guests included Mrs. Connie Hill Elsie Clifford Nina Donat Mary E. Holland and Louise Gathe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa Kensington
Masonic Temple
I. B. Carter
American Falls
Ethel Livermore
West Side
T. H. Gathe
East Side
Hirs. Thomas Kitchen
Daniel Currie
C. C. Moore
Elsie Clifford
Anna Gustin
Bruce Goranson
Ada Cummings
B. L. Johnson
Emma Reuss
Connie Hill
Nina Donat
Mary E. Holland
Blackfoot
Louise Gathe
Reappointed to Mills Faculty at Mills College
Special item from Moscow reports Miss Jean Tedford, a University of Idaho graduate, reappointed to a Mills College fellowship in Oakland, California after a year of chemistry teaching there. She will spend summer in Pocatello with her mother and is en route from Moscow after university commencement. Dr and Mrs Herbert Coy of Hamburg Iowa arrived as Moscow guests and plan a Yellowstone and coastal trip.
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University OF Idaho
Moscow
Jean Tedford
Mills College
Oakland
Calif
Tedford
Mills
Pocatello
Thomas Tedford
Herbert Coy
Hamburg
Iowa
W. H. Bohlscheid
Yellowstone Park
Students Honored at Farewell Party
A farewell gathering decorated with June garden flowers celebrated scholarship and service. Mrs. J. Wyley Sessions and Mrs. Victor Jones led the tea table with Miss Pauline Mitchell presiding. assisted by several guests and a group of university freshmen girls serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wyley Sessions
Victor Jones
Pauline Mitchell
Ethel Redfield
Jewell Coon
Dwight Gove
T. R. Neilson
Eva Weir
H. O. Rutland
Larsen Cavanaugh Nuptials Recorded For Today
The couple Larsen and Cavanaugh are tied to a wedding today. The bride trained locally and studied dance and drama in New York. She ran a dancing school in Pocatello recently. The groom, a chemistry teacher, is part of the University of the Southern Branch faculty. They plan to return to Pocatello in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pocatello
Larsen
University, Southern Branch
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Frances Dee
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Catholic League
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Mrs. Martin
Tribune
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Elaine Hughart
Edna F. Pearson
Verna Dotts
Emma Bohlscheid
Lillian Kitchen
Alice Moore
Amelia Parker
Martha Gathe
Lena Cathcart
E. H. Evans
W. E. Hickerson
Elizabeth Shaw
Ada Townend
Mona Lillibridge
Ella M. Wood
Blanche Gidney
Ollie Collister
Electa
THE
Tribune Press
Graves & Potter Operating
the Tribune Press
Tribune Building
Electrolux
Public Utilities Consolidated Corp
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