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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1933
Page
9
Mrs George N Ifft hosts her sister Mrs Henry Key Klingender of Salt Lake City who arrived last week and will stay about a fortnight in Poca.
Mr and Mrs Chester G Wells and daughters Elizabeth and Carolyn depart tonight aboard the Portland Rose for Chicago to attend the world's fair and plan to be away about two weeks.
On Friday morning at Notre Dame Log Chapel, Marion Louise Aull and James Murphy Brady wed in a Catholic ceremony led by Rev. Charles O'Donnell. Attendants included Martha Jean Aull and Rose Anna Brady, with Victor Fiatt as groom’s attendant. A wedding breakfast followed at a South Bend hotel before the couple departed by auto for Chicago.
Dr. Vic Mae Powell head of the University of Southern Branch dramatics department departs for a summer of study at Berkshire Play House in Stockbridge Massachusetts and visits Maine New York and South Carolina. She plans to return via Chicago for world’s fair and courses at Northwestern University and the Art Institute. Her aunt Mrs Flora E Shelbourn also leaves to visit relatives in San Jose and the San Francisco Bay area California.
Miss Elizabeth Witty, head of the French department at Chaffee college Ontario Calif, will arrive home Tuesday to spend the summer vacation in Pocatello. Mrs W H Witty, longtime resident of Banning Calif, will accompany her daughter and they will reside at 656 West Lewis street for the season.
Miss Helena Call daughter of Dr and Mrs O F Call returned Thursday from Provo Utah where she studies at Brigham Young University She will enter her senior year in September in the home economics department Mrs Call accompanied her daughter home
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gough host Mrs. Ira B. Lambing and son Ira Jr. of Long Beach California as house guests arriving Friday. They plan to visit Portland return to Los Angeles via San Francisco and the coast. The Lambings are former residents of Pocatello who moved to California about twelve years ago.
Mrs. William N. McCarty hosted a luncheon bridge Saturday to honor house guest Miss Jeanne Lewis of San Francisco. Bouquets of June garden flowers adorned the tables and place cards marked the honored guest, with several friends named among the attendees.
A charming farewell reception for the Southern Branch graduates was hosted by Dean and Mrs. John R. Dyer and Miss Gertrude Bryce at the Dyer home on South Seventh Avenue. Over two hundred guests attended, including out of town relatives, faculty, and President Raymond H. Snyder and Mrs Snyder of Albion State Normal along with several board members from Idaho and Boise.
Mr and Mrs Myron Porges and Mrs Nate Block depart for Stockton California to visit their daughter Mrs Myer Corren and her husband They will stay several weeks and upon returning will be joined by Emily Porges who has spent months visiting her sister.
Mr and Mrs Edwin E Byer host guests over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Lawrence Naylor and daughters Ruth and Barbara, Mr and Mrs Douglas Woodruff and Mr Milton Paine of Salt Lake City. Mrs Naylor and daughters arrived Thursday and the others joined Saturday.
Miss Dorothy Perkins entertained at her East Benton street home with a bridge gathering for a Saturday afternoon in honor of house guest Miss Jean Beavell of Portland Oregon. Invited guests included Katherine Cady Maurice Anderson Jean Illingsworth Kathryn Ray Alice Cook and Frances Dice.
A luncheon honor for Miss Mary Anderson of Salt Lake City and Miss Jeanne Lewis of San Francisco was hosted Friday afternoon by Miss Margeit Block on North Garfield avenue. The event featured an Iris centerpiece with lit tapers, place card tallies, and a bridge game among guests Katherine Cady Kathryn Ray Elizabeth Wells Frances Dice Alice Cook Andrea Vaughn Kathryn Finlay son Elva Berryman Jean Illingsworth and the hostess.
Mrs Isaac McDougall hosted a Thursday luncheon at her West Clark Street home. Guests included Mrs D W Church Mrs D T Pilchard of Los Angeles and other locals. After lunch a contract bridge game was played with Mrs Church winning high score and Mrs Mowbray receiving consolation.
Mrs. Horace B. Whittlesey and Mr. Whittlesey hosted the F. and M. club at their East Bonneville home. Guests included Mrs. O. S. Hammond visiting from Casper Wyoming Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hood Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Moberly Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Pond Judge and Mrs. Robert M. Terrell. An evening of contract followed dinner.
A steady stream of visitors is expected in Pocatello for the summer with many staying for weeks. Notable arrivals include Mrs. John Francis Reilly and infant Patricia Ann from New York, visiting Miss Margaret Gilmore and Mrs. Michael Derham. Also en route are Mrs. F W Rothas and daughters Carolyn and Elizabeth from Chicago and Evanston, and Mrs. Nelson Howard and daughter Charlotte from San Francisco to visit Mrs. Lyman Fargo.
Mrs. George Gasser entertained her Friday bridge club at her South Seventh avenue residence. Guests included Mrs. F. G. Brooks visiting from Salt Lake City and Mrs. Pilchard of Los Angeles. In contract games after luncheon, Mrs. McCarty and Mrs. Church won club honors while Mrs. White led the guests and both Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Pilchard received favors.
Miss Katherine Cady was charming hostess of a Thursday afternoon bridge in honor of Miss Mary Anderson of Salt Lake City visiting here. Guests included Kathryn Ray Elva Berryman Jean Illingsworth Margeit Block Kathryn Finlayson Alice Cook Frances Dice Andrea Vaughn Elizabeth Wells Paula Allen Katherine Criswell Dorothy Perkins. High score went to Margeit Block and a dainty gift was given to Mary Anderson. Tea followed the games.
Mr and Mrs S E Brady hosted a dinner Thursday at their North Arthur avenue home. Attending were their daughter Mrs William Boyd Stuht visiting from Seattle and guests Mr and Mrs Williams Cady Mr and Mrs Walter D Service Mr and Mrs Paul Bryan Mr and Mrs Ivan Gasser. The group enjoyed an evening of cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Service entertained the Bedouin club at their home Saturday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Brady Mrs. William B. Studt of Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gasser Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hood Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bryan Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sahlberg and the hosts. An evening of contract followed dinner.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Cavanaugh daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Cavanaugh to Mr Junius Larsen occurs at noon in the rectory of St Anthony's church with Rev C H King presiding. Bride's sister Margaret Cavanaugh attends and Ernest L Beals is best man. After the ceremony the couple will depart for Boulder Colorado where Larsen will attend summer school at the University of Colorado.
Virginia Morgan announces the marriage of her daughter Beth Morgan to Earl Rice. The ceremony occurred Tuesday evening at the Rice home in North Johnson avenue with Rev. Joseph Chester presiding. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. George Rice and family members. Beth Morgan taught at Shelley and Earl Rice works in the Oregon Short Line store department. They will reside at 526 North Lincoln avenue in Pocatello.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Nicholas Ifft and son Nicholas III visited Denver to see his sister and relatives. They returned home Friday afternoon after two weeks away.
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