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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1932

Page

5

Eastern Star Grand Chapter session and Job's Daughters program

The thirtieth Grand Chapter session of the Order of Eastern Star opened with elaborate ceremonies in Memorial hall. Margaret Cass will preside at the Job's Daughters ritual exemplification. Five candidates were to receive initiation as two banquets highlight today's social program.

Margaret Cass Trinity Episcopal Guild Guthrie Pike Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star Memorial Hall Martha Guthrie Curtis F. Pike Job Roy Wade Arthur W. Robinson George Wood Royal Arch Masons Portneuf Lodge No. 18 the Lions Club Catholic Women’s League Scottish Rite Pocatello Floral Co Knights Templar Keystone Lodge Chamber of Commerce Reed Hall A. W. Robinson H. A. Murphy Radiant Chapter No

Judge Houde Honored At Methodist Church Party

The Stewards of the Methodist church hosted a Sunday evening event at Reverend Joseph Chester’s home on North Arthur avenue honoring Judge E. G. Houde on his seventy fifth birthday. Guests included Clyde Evans, F. E. Sanders, Rev. and Mrs. Chester, Mrs. Houde, and many others who praised his church work.

Board of Stewards of The Methodist Church Joseph Chester North Arthur Avenue E. G. Houde Judge Houde Bertha Atkin Houde Clyde Evans F. E. Sanders Ralph Wolf Chester Reginald Cleare Z. A. Hipke Pocatello H. L. Pauschert Sam Foote T. R. Neilson George Ridgeway J. W. Forman K. R. Deacon

Pocatello Woman Reelected Leader of Idaho Clubwomen

B Marie Aukerman of Pocatello was reelected president of the Idaho Federation of Women's Clubs at the 12th annual convention closing. Ethel Honeywell Oro Fino Caldwell Porter Caldwell Jean Campbell Pocatello Rae Smith Twin Falls Rhoda Hobson Moscow named officers and Gooding chosen as 1933 meeting site.

Orofino Idaho Marie Aukerman Pocatello Idaho Federation of Women’s Clubs Ethel Honeywell Marie Porter Caldwell Caldwell Jean Campbell Rae Smith Twin Falls Rhoda Hobson Moscow

Dancing Party at Reed Hall Friday

The Order of Eastern Star announces a dance at Reed Hall Friday at 9 o’clock to honor the Grand Chapter. All Masons and Eastern Stars and friends are invited. the hall will be decorated with music and refreshments provided by committee members H. A. Murphy Ray Swanson Myron Porgés Miller Bodell Mrs C. E. Morrell and Mrs L. D. Dotts.

Order of Eastern Star Reed Hall H. A. Murphy Ray Swanson Myron Porgés Miller Bodell

S. S. Club Formed by Local Girls for Summer Activities

A group of younger girls organized the S. S. club meeting Tuesdays at the University for tennis and gym work at homes. A Saturday business meeting elected Dorothy Perkins president, Helen Bernheiser vice president, Catherine Cady secretary, and Alice Cook treasurer. Members include Mary Anderson, Margeit Black, Kathryn Ray, Frances Dice and Elizabeth Wells.

University Catherine Cady Dorothy Perkins Helen Bernheiser Alice Cook Mary Anderson Margeit Black Kathryn Ray Frances Dice Elizabeth Wells S. S. Club

Galbraiths Host Joseph Leisner of Spokane

Mr and Mrs J C Galbraith receive house guests Mr and Mrs Joseph Leisner from Spokane Washington who arrived this morning and will stay several days Leisner is associated with the Federal Reserve bank in Spokane

J. C. Galbraith Joseph Leisner Spokane Washington Mr. Leisner Federal Reserve Bank

Adelaide School Music Recital Set For Thursday Evening

The Adelaide Anderson School of Music will present a student recital Thursday at 8 15 in the recital hall. Pupils from various departments will take part in an engaging program. Friends are invited.

Adelaide Anderson School of Music

Author and Works Mentioned in Etiquette Books

Noted author behind Etiquette the Blue Book of Social Usage and The Personality of a House described in this item. The reference highlights a writer known for practical guidance on manners and domestic interiors.

Etiquette Q A from Emily Post on meals and visiting

Mrs Post answers reader questions on serving peas with a fork not a spoon. Tipping maids depends on staying in a house. small lunch praise is acceptable but not for every course. Advice stresses judgment and situational instinct. If a visitor wears a heavy coat you may ask her to take it off.

A. B Mrs. Post Emily Post

Formal etiquette on hats and dress for visitors

A rule states that a formal visitor should not be asked to remove her hat any more than to remove her dress. The remark suggests undoing the practice of hat removal is not expected or appropriate in such etiquette contexts.

Circle Holds Memorial Service For Georgia Sabin

Palm Leaf Circle No. 19, NOW held a large public memorial in WO W hall Tuesday. A party honored Mrs Georgia Sabin, past guardian neighbor, who departs for Nampa. She received the past guardian pin and gifts. Five hundred was won by Mrs Sabin. hostesses were Mrs Hannah Ash and Mrs Alice Cosgrove.

Palm Leaf Circle No. 19 N.O.W WO. W. Hall Georgia Sabin Nampa

Party Honors Elizabeth Witty

Miss Martha Christian and Mrs. F C Terrell host a luncheon bridge this afternoon at Miss Christian s home on South Hayes avenue in Pocatello. The event honors Elizabeth Witty who has returned to spend the summer vacation in Pocatello. Miss Witty teaches French at Chaffee College Ontario California.

Martha Christian F. C. Terrell Miss Christian South Hayes Avenue Elizabeth Witty Pocatello Witty Chaffee College Ontario California

Visiting Guests Honored At Informal Supper

Mr and Mrs Nicholas Ifft hosted an informal supper this evening at their home to honor visiting guests Mr and Mrs Joseph Leisner from Spokane Washington. Also present were Mr and Mrs J C Galbraith Mr and Mrs J L Hood Mrs George L Weir of Chicago and Miss Taucille Hood.

Nicholas Ifft Joseph Leisner Spokane Washington Leisners J. C. Galbraith J. L. Hood George L. Weir Chicago Taucille Hood

Monte Carlo Club Sees Mrs Burton Host Afternoon

Mrs B W Davis acted as substitute guest at the Monte Carlo club gathering hosted by Mrs F A Burton on Rosewood avenue. Attendees included Miss Margaret Gilmore, Mrs Carl Valentine, Miss Edith Wright, Mrs A B Canfield and Mrs Nathan Block. Miss Wright won the day as tea concluded with service by Mrs Peterson.

B. W. Davis Monte Carlo F. A. Burton Rosewood Avenue Margaret Gilmore Carl Valentine Edith Wright A. B. Canfield Nathan Block Miss Wright Peterson

Dinner guests include Detroit visitors and local families

Mrs Edward Schaeffer and children Carol and Susie visited from Detroit along with Mr and Mrs William Mullen and their son Jimmie. They were dinner guests Tuesday evening of Mr and Mrs John Hood and Miss Lucille Hood at their home. North Carolina farmers purchase about 500000 tons of hay annually from other states.

Edward Schaeffer Carol Susie Detroit William Mullen Jimmie John Hood Lucille Hood North Carolina

Youthful charm relies on complexion say Florence Reed

Florence Reed proclaims age is how old one looks and credits Lux Toilet Soap for youthful skin. She notes many stars use it and claims its whitening, gentle care keeps skin youthful, priced at 10 cents a cake.

Florence Reed Lux Hollywood

Pioneer Club Meets in YWCA Rooms in Pocatello

An enjoyable Pioneer Ladies club gathering was held Monday evening at the YWCA in Pocatello. Mrs. Ellen Beck presided over a brief business session followed by a social hour. Martha Sorenson entertained with piano numbers and refreshments were provided by several hostesses. Guests included Mrs. Anna Sartin of Mud Lake.

Pocatello Pioneer Ladies Club Y.W. C.A. Club Ellen Beck Martha Sorenson Betty Cox Annie Edwards Josephine Golding Elizabeth Fraser Violet Spillman Alice Cosgrove Mary Hopkins Matilda Sahlberg Elizabeth Sutter Emma Nelson Henrietta Kay Agnes Kutterer Bertha Winters Amanda Inglestrom Emily Bailey Amelia Foden Esther Garner Mary Ann Spillman Rose Allen Carrie Bunce Mary Moore Annie Jensen Anna Sartin Mud Lake Idaho

Rotary convention trip to Seattle and Alaska cruise

Mr and Mrs Francis E MacKenzie depart Friday for Portland then attend the Rotary convention in Seattle in June 2024. They will join Mr and Mrs Edward H Vogt and Dr and Mrs James R Young. all sail June 24 on the Dorothy Alexander for a two week Alaskan cruise returning about July 7.

Francis E. MacKenzie Northwest Portland Rotary Seattle Edward H. Vogt James R. Young Dorothy Alexander

Mother Visits at Young Home

Dr and Mrs James R Young host Mrs Jane English of San Jose California as house guest at their home in a family gathering noted by local society.

James R. Young Young Jane English San Jose, California

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pam Bene John Sharp Wei BY A. W. Brewerton Bainbridge LY Hope Order OF Job’s Daughters Bannock Hotel Trustees of Educational Revolving Fund Royade Ruth Chapter No H. E. Field Lakeview American Falls Grace Johnson Minnie Rasmason Mildred Curtis Margaret Lane Olive Mulica Olive Mae Mulica Kathryn Brandt Ethel Hanson Bernice Walker Emily Porges America Rose Gilgan Boise Emma Ankatel Margaret Seethoff Gooding Maude Taylor Sandpoint Edna Eckersley Nez Perce Ethel Imes Couer d'Alene Emma Verian Salmon Gladys Swank Miss Aukerman T. C. Coffin B. Marie Aukerman Galbraiths Anderson School Circle Elizabeth Eaeii Monte Carlo Club Mrs. Burton Pioneer Club Arty Red Cross
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