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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1934

Page

11

Fetes Honor Miss Viola Chapman Engaged to Hosea White

Miss Viola Chapman’s engagement to Hosea O White of Tacoma Washington was announced. Mrs George Girard hosted two dinner bridge parties with guests including Mary Cosgrove and Dorothy Watson. The Chapman White wedding is planned for July 8 in Pocatello.

Viola Chapman Hosea O. White Taco Wash George Girard Edward Smith Gene Neilson Dorothy Watson Alice Watson Lorna Jane Cornell Mary Cosgrove Helen Loux Lena Clifford Miss Chapman Neilson John Wilson Ernest F. Stites John Hitchcock Helen Case Clara Bailey Hortense Strauss Mr. White Pocatello

Party Honors Wyoming Visitor

Margaret Campbell of Rawlins visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs D D Neelan hosted a surprise party at 230 North Hayes Avenue Ruth Myers entertained the guests Bug was the diversion of the evening Betty Mae Reeves won first prize Julia McNeil second The honored guest received a gift After games tunes with bamboo sticks and supper served by Ruth and her mother Mrs H C Myers Cards marked seating for Carol May Hahn Maxine Craig Mary Parkinson Betty May Reeves Betty Lou Hubert Julia McNeil Luella Myers and the hostess

Margaret Campbell Rawlins D. D. Neelan North Hayes Avenue Ruth Myers Bug Betty Mae Reeves Julia McNeil H. C. Myers Carol May Hahn Maxine Craig Mary Parkinson Betty May Reeves Betty Lou Hubert Luella Myers

Sewing Club Meets at Terrell Home

Mrs. Robert M. Terrell hosted a Kensington afternoon for ten members on North Hayes Avenue. Attending were Mrs. Arthur Petersen, Mrs. B. F. Hough, Mrs. C. F. Rork, Mrs. R. J. Cruse, Mrs. George Esterbrook, Mrs. John Esterbrook, Mrs. James Foley, Mrs. Roberts Chandler, Mrs. H. J. Byrne, and Mrs. J. 8. Orr.

Robert M. Terrell Kensington North Hayes Avenue Arthur Petersen B. F. Hough C. F. Rork R. J. Cruse George Esterbrook John Esterbrook James Foley Roberts. Chandler H. J. Byrne J. 8. Orr

Dancing Party at Inkom Inn Hosts 36 Couples Tonight

A group of thirty six couples reserved the Highway Inn at Inkom for a dancing party Tuesday evening. Miriam Walters orchestra will play the program. Mr and Mrs A B Arps Miss Ina Stout and Mr Oscar Pearson, instrumental in arranging the party, will graciously receive the guests. Mrs John Esterbrook hosts arrival of Mrs Archibald and son Charles from Los Angeles today at North Hayes avenue.

Highway Inn Inkom Miriam Walters A. B. Arps Ina Stout Oscar Pearson California Charles Archibald Charles Los Angeles John Esterbrook North Hayes Avenue

Honors Guest From Coeur d Alene at North Arthur Ave Party

Mrs. Lester Young hosted a home gathering Tuesday evening to honor Mrs. W. A. Young visiting from Coeur d Alene. Bridge games preceded a late supper with guests including Mrs. William Hall and Mrs. C. H. Hall. Mrs. George Young won the high score in bridge and received a guest favor.

George Young Coeur d’Alene Lester Young North Arthur Avenue Bridge W. A. Young William Hall C. H. Hall W. C. Rowland Glen Thomas Kenneth Babcock G. D. Donat E. N. Dean Golda Rowland Helen Young Evelyn Barnes

Barrows and Calls Honored in Bridge Supper Party

A bridge supper at the Griffiths home celebrated the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Barlow and Mr. and Mrs. Call with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Flint, and Miss Evelyn Lundgren. Yellow rose buds adorned tables and each newly married couple received a gift.

Rampton Barlow Philip C. Call A. H. Griffith Alan Ashton Griffith North Hayes Avenue B. F. Anderson H. R. Flint D. B. Cleaves Evelyn Lundgren

Art and Travel Club to Hold June Luncheon

The Art and Travel club schedules its annual June luncheon for Monday at 1 15 PM in the Bannock hotel. Mrs J A Howser the retiring president Mrs E C Manson the current president and Mrs Byron Downard lead arrangements with invited members and guests.

The Art and Travel Club Bannock Hotel J. A. Howser E. C. Manson Byron Downard

Wittys Host Family Breakfast For Daughter Elizabeth Arrival

Judge and Mrs W H Witty hosted a welcome home breakfast for their daughter Elizabeth who arrived from Ontario California where she heads the French department at Chaffee college. Family members attended along with several Terrells and Mrs J W Peter.

W. H. Witty Elizabeth Ontario Cal Chaffee College Thomas F. Terrell Robert M. Terrell Tom F. Corbett Terrell Bill Martha Christian J. W. Peter Hunter Jackson

Rampton Barlows Begin Eastward Vacation For Music Study

Mr and Mrs Rampton Barlow married June 8 in Salt Lake City depart for the east. They will visit Chicago for the fair then proceed to New York for the summer with stops in Philadelphia. In New York Mr Barlow plans to study with Frank LaForge and Mrs Barlow may coach with Olga Samaroff at the Institute of Musical Art.

Rampton Barlow Adelaide Anderson Salt Lake City East Chicago New York Philadelphia Barlow Frank LaForge Lawrence Tibbett Richard Crooks

Birthday Party Honors Mrs Emma Nelson on Seventy Fourth

Mrs May Waldram and Mrs Ollie Beck hosted a Monday afternoon party at Mrs Nelson s home honoring her seventy fourth birthday. Many friends attended and gifts and flowers were presented. A tea was served. Guests included Grace Miller Mary Bonner Pearl Pack Eva Richmond M E Beale Mary Howells Grace Higgins Nora Hansen Agnes Lillibridge Elizabeth Fraser Hattie Davis Margaret Hart Jane Farley Emma Lowrie and Ollie Johnson. Visiters from Ventura Cal Frank Uhland and Mrs Uhland visited Mrs Zaring Michaud for a family reunion with Earl Hooker Maude Stewart and Sammy Los Angeles Paul J Evans American Falls and others.

Emma Nelson May Waldram Ollie Beck Grace Miller Mary Bonner Pearl Pack Eva Richmond M. E. Beale Mary Howells Grace Higgins Nora Hansen Agnes Lillibridge Elizabeth Fraser Hattie Davis Margaret Hart Jane Farley Frank Uhland Ventura Cal Uhland E. E. Zaring Michaud Zarings Earl Hooker Fairview Ore Maude Stewart Sammy Los Angeles Paul J. Evans American Falls Mr. Uhland A. B. Stevenson Pocatello

Girl Scout Leader Directs Indian Camp Course

Miss Dorothea Sullivan, national Girl Scouts staff, arrives from New York City to direct a leaders camp at Camp Bristol this week. She recently led a camp in Tulsa for seventy Indian Girl Scouts from eight schools and fifteen tribes, praising music, sign language stories, beadwork, and weaving.

Dorothea Sullivan National Staff of Girl Scouts Bristol New York City Tulsa Okla Sullivan Miss Sullivan Porto Rico

Californians Visit Local Dean and Banyard Family

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dean and son Billy of San Diego are visiting their parents Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Banyard. They arrived Sunday and plan to stay about another week.

Arthur C. Day John Robert Colorado Springs Colo H. P. Jacobsen Mr. Day Jacobsen Mrs. George Young Billy George Coeurs Alene Mr. Young Mrs George Young Oscar Dean Billy San Diego William H. Dean Arthur Banyard

June Bride-Elect Honored at a North Grant Ave Party

Miss Thora Christensen, a June bride-elect, was guest of honor at a party and bridge shower hosted by Mrs. C. E. Rogers and Mrs. Frank McKinnon at North Grant avenue. The event featured pink and white sweet peas, a tea, and a gifts shower for the bride.

Thora Christensen C. E. Rogers Frank McKinnon Grant Avenue Miss Christensen Trousseau George Givens Albert Wright Edward Smith Leon Hahne Lew Cox Neva Lloyd Della McCabe Phyllis Gordon Henry Larsen Nampa Christensen McCabe

Mrs Bjornstad Honored Guest At Informal Luncheon

Mrs E E Moberly hosted a Friday luncheon in honor of Mrs J A Bjornstad who leaves soon for Billings Montana. After lunch two tables played. high score went to Mrs H D MacCosham while Mrs Willard Bowen won a consolation prize and a favor was given to Mrs Bjornstad.

E. E. Moberly J. A. Bjornstad Billings Mont H. D. MacCosham Willard Bowen Bjornstad

Electa Plans Annual Picnic at Swanson Ranch

The Electa Kensington club met in the Masonic temple with 26 members present and planned the annual picnic to be held June 28 at the Theodore Swanson ranch northwest of the city. A flag ceremony and history reading preceded an impromptu program. Mrs. Blanche Gidney won the Round Robin prize. Guests included Miss Barbara Bates and Miss Margaret Chivers, who left for Boise for a week.

Electa Kensington Masonic Temple W. H. Bohlscheid Theodore Swanson Bohlscheid Blanche Gidney J. W. Myers Otto Erickson T. G. Hitler D. J. Elrod G. D. Donat W. E. Murad San Carlos Cal Barbara Bates

Blackfoot Girl Betrothed to Pocatello Young Man

Mr and Mrs J L Van Orden of Blackfoot announce the engagement of their daughter Lida to Calvin L Hale of Pocatello. Hale is son of Mr and Mrs Edgar D Hale. Both are popular University Southern Branch students. Hale works with J C Penney this summer and they will live here after marriage.

Idaho Studio Lida van Orden J. L. van Orden Blackfoot Calvin L. Haile Pocatello Miss van Orden The University, Southern Branch Lida Calvin L. Hale Hale Edgar D. Hale University Southern Branch J. C. Penney Company

PIONEER LADIES HONOR JUNE BIRTHDAYS AT HOME

The Pioneer Ladies Birthday club celebrated June birthdays at Mrs. Ben Lowrie's North Arthur Avenue home. Members honored included Annie Stevenson Emma Nelson Anna Jensen Rose Allen Sylvia Davidson and Ben Lowrie. Elizabeth Fraser Ellen Beck and Emily Bailey organized. Five hundred and R moved prizes won by Violet Spillman and Mary Goddard. Marie Pierpont and Cora Snyder received consolation favors. Thirty six members attended.

Pioneer Ladies’ Birthday Club Ben Lowrie North Arthur Avenue Annie Stevenson Emma Nelson Anna Jensen Rose Allen Sylvia Davidson Lowrie Elizabeth Fraser Ellen Beck Emily Bailey Violet Spillman Mary Goddard Marie Pierpont Cora Snyder

California visitors stop in Poca to see DeLoney clan

Mr and Mrs B M Vanderpool and their son Jimmy arrive in Poca tello for a visit with Mrs Vanderpools parents Mr and Mrs A J DeLoney at 415 North Seventh Avenue Bakersfield California residents Mrs Vanderpools sister Mary Louise also accompanies them

Honors Newlyweds at Hewitt West Center Party

A week of social events included a Saturday evening gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hewitt at their West Center street home. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Rampton Barlow, Dr. and Mrs. Philip C. Call, and other couples. The event featured contract games, a late supper, and rose decorations marking each place setting.

Rampton Barlow Philip C. Call Ivan Hewitt West Center Street B. F. Anderson D. C. Wilson Ralph Roberts A. Amos A. M. Jacobsen A. E. Fridenstine Evelyn Lundgren

Bride Is Honored Guest at Shower

Mrs. James Stirling nee Irene Waring was the inspiration for a bridge party and miscellaneous shower hosted by Helen Young and Grace York at Grace Yorks home on North Eighth avenue. Ruth Payne and Loretta Simmons received honors in bridge. many gifts were given to the bride.

James Stirling Irene Waring Helen Young Grace York North Eighth Avenue Ruth Payne Loretta Simmons Hazel Lemming Ruth Later Ellen Stirling Vawn Maynard Ruth Schwarz Helen Johnson Leone Edmonds Olive Wright Grace Edwards Ann Peterson Peggy Marley

Harris sisters return from University of Kansas events

Fern and Ellen Harris daughters of Mr and Mrs Allen S Harris returned from Lawrence Kansas where they attended the University of Kansas commencement. They were joined by Miss Dorothy Dick and stopped in Kansas City for shopping and sightseeing. Fern will be a senior and Ellen a junior in the fall.

Fern Ellen Harris Allen S. Harris Lawrence Kan University of Kansas Dorothy Dick M. L. Dick Kansas City Ellen

Farewell Dinner Party in Honor of Dr Call and Family

Dr and Mrs Philip C Call host a farewell dinner at their North Garfield Ave home before a extended vacation to New York and Philadelphia. Guests include Mr and Mrs B F Anderson. A C Sullivan of Salt Lake visits with sister Mrs O R Baum after Boise bankers convention. Dolores Rowland of Ogden visits cousin Miss La Verne Hecox. Charles Kelly and wife depart for three week Denver trip. Mrs H W Parker of Twin Falls visits Mrs D I Stone.

Philip C. Call North Garfield Avenue Rampton Barlow New York Philadelphia B. F. Anderson A. C. Sullivan Salt Lake Boise Bankers’ Convention Dolores Rowland Ogden Utah la Verne Hecox Charles Kelly Denver

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Faye Smith Ellen Agawa Ray Thorpe Anderson School Lava Hot Springs West Lander Street Eulalia Schafer Ivan Hewett Ralph Beers Delbert Wilson Stanford Stanford University Helen Brown Frances Terrell Delia Smith Idaho Falls Helen Ray Rosemary Fitzgerald Jess George Ray Seattle Colorado Wyoming Sewing Terrell's Inkom Inn Coeur D'Alene Janet Killian Lincoln Nebraska University of Nebraska R. C. Killian West Yellowstone Northwest C. P. Groom Corwin Mollie Lou Marjorie Collins Portland Spokane Robert E. Watson Mra F. G. Haas Detroit E. L. Ames Thomas West R. W. Jones Herbert Dunn D. R. Field Jones ART Wittys W. O. W. Hall Robert W. Mullca Ross Park J. R. Mooney M. E. White Daniel Agnew Mooney Phoebe Hahn W. H Bohlscheid T. C. Quinn Mulica Ida Kinney Alex Morrison Pred Rouse Nellie Ball Louis Brandt W. E Hickerson Zelda Richards John Freeman Frank Hix J. M. Henson O. M. Neak Rhoads 8. C. Rhoads Alice Rork Utah State Agricultural College Logan Miss Rork Beta Xi Alpha Chi Omega Sorority Zaring Indian Camp Mrs. Bjornstad Electa Margaret Chivers Miss Chivers Tribune-Journal Company Pioneers H. W. Parker of Twin Falls D. I. Stone
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