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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1932

Page

2

Memorial hall reception honors grand chapter guests

Memorial hall hosts the Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star with Mayor Coffin greeting, Governor Ross representing the state, and Nathan Block of the chamber of commerce. Musical numbers by the Trumpeters Three and others. Banquet at 6 with 150 guests. Tuesday features banquet at Bannock hotel and ritualistic work by Ruth 3, Radiant 61, and Lakeview 71 in Reed hall.

Memorial Memorial Hall Order of Eastern Star T. C. Coffin Walter H. Cleave C. Ben Ross Nathan Block Chamber of Ecommerce Esther Teeple Vito Petrone Emily Porges Herbert Branding Scottish Rite Quartette Eastern Star Martha V. Guthrie Emmett Chas, Waring L. Watson Ruth Robert Terrell C. W. Pond Radiant Mildred Schoper Montpelier Laula T. Carpenter Salmon A. C. Gough William Holder A. Townend Edna Pearson Bannock Pocatello Lakeview American Falls Reed Hall Annie Kennard Susan Needham J. W. Robinson Job's de Molay Corrinne Masters Bertha D. Forbes Bula C. Malone U. S. of America Ernest Rock Idaho H.C. Guinea Georgia C. Wray Lara D. Wilt Edna Robinson Plorence K. Hodge A. F

Party Honors Visiting Guests in Welcoming Supper

Mr. and Mrs. John Hood and Miss Lucille Hood hosted a Sunday evening supper honoring Mrs. George L. Weir of Chicago and Mr. Robert L. Stevenson of San Francisco. The table featured garden flowers and lighted green tapers with guests including the Harpers, the Hood couple, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hood, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Galbraith, Mrs. Nicholas Ifft, Miss Eva Kasiska, and Mr. Apps of Miami Florida.

John Hood Lucille Hood George L. Weir Chicago Robert L. Stevenson San Francisco Edwin §. Harper J. L. Hood J. C. Galbraith Nicholas Ifft Eva Kasiska Apps Miami, Florida

House Guests at Cleare Home

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cleare host Mrs. Cleare's mother and sister Mrs. Lillian Walters and Mrs. Gertrude Hurd of Salt Lake who arrived Saturday evening. They are joined by Dorothy Cleare who spent a week with them in Salt Lake.

Walter Cleare

Breakfast Guests at Kirchner Home

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirchner hosted a breakfast Sunday morning at their home. Attending were Mrs. Laula St. Carpenter of Salmon Idaho Mrs. Martha V. Guthrie of Emmett Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. A C Gough Mr. and Mrs. H P Riggs and the hosts.

Charles Kirchner Laula St. Carpenter Salmon Idaho Martha V. Guthrie Emmett A. C. Gough H. P. Riggs

Visiting in Portland

Mrs. Frank Merrifield and her daughter Blanche depart today for Portland to visit Mrs. Merrifield’s sister Mrs. Clyde Aiken. They expect to be away about ten days.

Frank Merrifield Blanche Portland

Author of Etiquette Blue Book of Social Usage

Noted author known for Etiquette the Blue Book of Social Usage and The Personality of a House. The figures defined social conduct guides and domestic sense across mid century readership.

Letters From High School Girls Guidance on popularity and style

A reader asks Mrs. Post to define success and how to win popularity. The reply says genuine success comes from character and talents, not mere popularity, and warns against mistaking a firefly for a star. Another reader seeks dress ideas for graduation and a dance, with Post suggesting color-blocked outfits and white at exercises, rose and gold for the reception.

Mrs. Post Emily Post

Guest Visits at Keener Home in Moscow

Jessie Hutchinson of Moscow arrived Sunday morning for a short visit with Kathleen and Dorothy Keener. She heads to Yellowstone Park for a summer at Lake Camp as the Keener girls host Stacy Smith Max Phillip and Floyd Lewis for dinner in Hutchinsons honor.

Jessie Hutchinson Moscow Kathleen Dorothy Keener Yellowstone Park Lake Camp Keener Stacy Smith Max Phillip Floyd Lewis Miss Hutchinson

Entertain Club Guests At North Grant Avenue Tea

Mrs D Worth Clark hosts a contract club gathering with tea this afternoon at her North Grant avenue home. Invited guests include Mrs George L Weir of Chicago Mrs G Edward Schaeffer of Detroit Mary Kathryn McDonald and Mrs William J Mullen. Members present include Mrs Nicholas Tift Mrs Wil l i am s Cady Mrs Chester Wells Mrs Stanley Cleare and the hostess.

D. Worth Clark North Grant Avenue Contract Club George L., Weir Chicago G. Edward Schaeffer Detroit Mary Kathryn McDonald William J. Mullen Nicholas Tift Williams, Cady Chester Wells Stanley Cleare Charles Kelly

Farewell party for Jean Walton at West Bonneville home

A group of friends surprised Jean Walton with a pleasant party Wednesday evening at her West Bonneville home. She leaves this week for an extended vacation trip. Attending were Pauline Arps Margaret King Ada Walton Maxine McDonald Warren King Billy Nuckolls Don Bistline and Jack Bistline. Refreshments followed an evening of games and music.

Jean Walton West Bonneville Pauline Arps Margaret King Ada Walton Maxine McDonald Warren King Billy Nuckolls Don Bistline Jack Bistline

New York Visitor Joins Lewis Family in Pocatello

Mrs. Henry Klapper of New York City arrived in Pocatello for a visit with her sister Miss Genevieve Lewis and brother Charles Lewis and friends. Mrs. Klapper was formerly Irene Lewis.

Henry Klapper New York City Pocatello Genevieve Lewis Charles Lewis Klapper Irene Lewis

Dyer Family Welcomes House Guests

Dean and Mrs. John R. Dyer host Mrs. Dyer’s parents Mr. and Mrs. George H. Tunell from Minneapolis Minnesota arriving Sunday evening by motor for an extended visit.

Dean John R. Dyer

Returned From Lava Hot Springs Weekend Visit

Ms. Harry Wilson and Mrs. Edward H. Vogt spent several days last week at Lava Hot Springs and returned home Sunday evening.

Harry Wilson Edward H. Vogt Lava Hot Springs

Grace weekend gathering attended by Turner and Burns

Robert Turner and Reginald Burns spent the weekend with friends at Grace Ida. They attended a Saturday evening house party hosted by Miss Jane Orr.

Robert Turner Reginald Burns Wekend Grace, Ida Jane Orr

Byers Attend Bankers Meeting This Week

Mr and Mrs Edwin and others left Saturday for Panel tales to amend the Idaho State Bankers convention being held there this week.

Edwin Idaho Coention

Mr and Mrs Clair Campbell Vacation in Anaconda

Mr and Mrs Clair Campbell departed Saturday for a vacation in Anaconda, Moriins. Campbell serves as assistant manager of the J C Penney Co.

Clair Campbell Anaconda Moriins Campsbell J. ©. Penney Co

Evelyn Porges To Be Honored At Memorial Hall Tea

Mrs. Myron Porges and Miss Emily Porges invite for a Saturday afternoon tea honoring Miss Evelyn Porges in Memorial Hall from two to six. Miss Porges is a bride elect of the early summer. The notice appears amid community notices and local club events.

Myron Porges Emily Porges Evelyn Porges Memorial Hall Miss Porges

Blackfoot Society and Local Visits Highlight Week

Blackfoot society members hosted guests from Liberty Missouri and Boise Idaho while en route to Los Angeles and Laramie Wyoming. Frank Hartkopf planned university summer studies in Wyoming. Girl Scouts Troop No 1 demonstrated camp cooking at Peter G Johnston ranch under Joyce S Kendall. E L B Club hosted T B Smith with two tables in afternoon play.

Laramie Frank Harkopf Ruth Chapman Boise Caldwell Hartkopf Wyoming University Girl Scouts Peter G. Johnston Joyce S. Kendall T. B. Smith E. L. B. Club

Jolly Twenty Pinochle Club Meets at Mrs Baker’s Home

Mrs Frank Baker hosted the Jolly Twenty Pinochle club Friday afternoon with guests including Mesdames Henry McDougal Roy Rice Gucker Hall Bitts and Mary Baker. Mrs Rice won high and Mrs Gucker low as club members Thompson Earl Cutler and C G Bowser also played. Tea was served by the hostess and daughters Mary and Mrs Botts. next meeting announced.

E. W. Enlow George Dore Roy Bowman Leve Ash Twin Falls A. Bolsted Harold J. Broadhead Enlow Edna Capps Teddy Enlow G. V. Hampton C. F. Backus John Galk J. O. Hampton R. A. Spaulding Frank Baker

June 24 Visit to Lava for Ward Family Reunion

On June 24 Mrs. C. G. Bowser hosts a visit by Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Cammarck of Sterling to Mrs. Cammack’s parents Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ward on their way to Salt Lake. The Ward family hosts a Lava reunion with many relatives and the Tyhee band providing music for the celebration.

C. G. Bowser Wilbert Cammarck Sterling R. A. Cammack R. A. Ward George Nash Doyle Bowden Willis Ward Eurilla Owen Vyron Floyd Idella Leland Lava Ward Tyhee Band

Aberdeenshire Social Highlights Include Weddings and Club Events

Mrs H L Lowe and W H Jones visited Portland and Caldwell en route home from the G A R convention in Aberdeen. Two Aberdeen couples wed Monday Miss Jewell Chapman to Ned Muir and Miss Lola Harris to Robert Smith. I H club hosted by Mrs D N Kopper with guests and refreshments. Metho dist Ladies Aid met at Mrs Frank Dvorak to sew flower dresses for Children’s Day. Mrs Mabel Arms and family left for Moscow summer school. O D Becker also attends university summer school. Marion Jones and Florence Partner, College of Idaho students, return home for summer with families.

Shelley Community Church W. T. Norris W.H. Ott Frank Woodward Firth Dora Daw Leon Smith C. M. Isenberg Marion Ted Isenberg Rigby Rupert Isenberg Clyde Isenberg Dorothy Sage N. S. Sage Leora Hanson Moscow Katherine Bennett Boise Lucille Bennett Louis Lee Lee Fletcher Arizona Margaret Hoover University of Idaho, Southern Branch Pocatello Shelley A. M. Hoover Rebekah Lodge Olive Branch No. 94 Harold Mud Lake Idaho I. H. Club D. N. Kopper Ladies’ Aid The Methodist Church Frank Dvorak Mabel Arms Delos Vivian O. D. Becker Marion Jones Florence Partner College of Idaho

Farewell for Mrs. Murphy and Family as They Move to California

The McCammon community held a farewell at Amusement hall for Mrs. Edward Murphy and her family who depart for Oakland. A short music program, dancing, and refreshments followed. Also noted are campus returns and upcoming moves of several locals including Eileen Hale, Ethelyn Stevens, Florence Price, and Mary Thornley.

McCammon Murphy Edward Murphy Oakland Calif Eileen Hale University of Idaho At Moscow Franklin Wells Ethelyn Stevens Evanston Wyo Florence Price Mary Thornley Utah State Agricultural College Miss Price Minnie Price Miss Thornley John Thornley University of Utah Cynthia Barron Rae Farmer Pocatello Lawrence

Idaho Falls visit and summer travel notes

Thomas of Idaho Falls spent time with Mrs Barron and her daughters Mrs Lou Riebe and Mrs J F Whitney and family. Miss Helen Thomas studying at Idaho Southern Branch Po catello returns home for summer then will resume in fall. Mark Murphy departed for Oakland California to stay through summer. Miss Letitia Gibbs left for the M I A June conference in Salt Lake City and will visit sister Phoebe in Ogden on return, Phoebe training as a nurse at Dee hospital.

Salt Lake City Ogden Phoebe The Dee Hospital

Farm Bureau backs July Fourth picnics for centennial

Chicago June 13 Hoover endorses a nationwide farm bureau picnic series for July Fourth as agriculture marks the George Washington bicentennial celebration, per a public message from the federation.

Chicago Pressent Hoover American Farm Bureau Federation Farm Bureau George Washitfur

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the Pocatello Tribune Pam Old MR BY A. W. Brewerton Coffin Ross A. M Cleare Home Our City J. Cc. Penney Co. Inc North Main Iowa Dorothy Greenwald Des Moines Washington George B. Woods American University of Washington Arthur Wibbels Louisville Wilma Pyle Keener Home DYERS GRACE Byers Bankers Meeting Shelley Society Percy Hutton Gooding Mary Blackfoot Marjorie Albertson Mammoth Hot Springs Ethel Bell J. R. Ryan M. N. Austin H. H. Hettinger Buhl Hettinger Idaho Falls Julia Hoover Harold M. Snow Harlowton Montana L. G. Downey Mr. Snow Blackfoot Society William Collins Mary Collins Liberty Missouri L. C. Collins Los Angeles RINSO Palace California Blue Moon Ames Orchestra Aberdeen Society McCammon Society Glidden Company Reed's Rite Way AC Rowoer Rialto Will Rogers Bill Boyd Capitol Dorothy Mackaill Dorothy Jordan Robert Young Lewis Stone Walter Huston Jimmy Durante Neil Hamilton Myrna Loy Wallace Ford John Miljan Flip the Frog Cartoon—News
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