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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
7
A fragment suggests a scene where PAM hurries to locate a law book as a colonel contemplates meaning. The text hints at an instructional or legal moment, with unclear context and characters named PAM and a colonel.
By A. W. Brewerton S. Howard Washington Miss Kathleen Knox Washington Mrs Thurston Macauley Atlanta wife of a New York Times staff member in London Miss Patricia Tobin San Francisco Mrs Nion Tucker Burlingame Calif and Miss Nancy Yuille New York listed in society pages.
Mr and Mrs Edwin S Harper hosted a informal dinner Wednesday night in honor of Mrs George L Weir of Chicago. Guests included Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson Mr and Mrs J C Galbraith and Mr and Mrs J L Hood. The May 15 farm price index stood at 86 percent of pre war levels, 38 points below last year and the lowest since 1910. Patrolman Scannell reported hornets nesting in a police box and moved to another box to call in saying the line is cheesy.
Mrs Arthur Scott entertained several out of town guests with a refined luncheon on a Wednesday afternoon. The setting featured garden flowers including oriental poppies red and white peonies and pink roses. Guests named include Mrs Charles Sprague Des Moines Iowa Mrs G Edward Schaeffer Detroit Michigan and others. Bridge followed with Mrs Connelly winning a decorative favor.
Mr and Mrs Allen S Harris hosted their guests Dr and Mrs Ardent Kimmel from Danville Pennsylvania for a week. The Kimmels are on honeymoon visiting Mayo Clinic Rochester Yellowstone National Park and traveling toward southern California before planning to settle in Seattle.
EMILY POST advises on north room colors noting blue and green are often unsuitable in dark interiors. She favors blue or blue green in sunless rooms and suggests climate matters. for cream kitchens she prefers coral red or yellow, with blue cream accents in textiles and china. She also recommends lighter floors or color spatter to hide footmarks and offers a brief note on etiquette and rudeness leaflets.
Members of the C. L. club gathered for an afternoon of bridge hosted by Mrs. Daniel Curran on South Fifth Avenue. Guests included Miss Hortense Strauss and dozen attendees: Mrs. F. A. Schiele, Mrs. F. A. Geil, Mrs. John Donlon, Mrs. Carl Sharp, Mrs. Henry Sevieno, and Mrs. W. E. Brabelton.
Mrs L H Crawshaw acted as gracious hostess at a luncheon Wednesday at her home honoring Mrs George L Weir of Chicago and Mrs Harry Wilson who plans a trip to New York City and Havana Cuba. Guests included Mrs J J Kelker Mr and Mrs George Slingerlaund Mr and Mrs Wilson and Dr and Mrs Crawshaw. After lunch the group played bridge and favours were given to the honored guests.
The Wednesday afternoon bridge club enjoyed a refined tea and games afternoon hosted by Mrs A H Woodvine on West Halliday. Winners were Mrs W L Robinson first, Mrs D A McNichols second, and Mrs H A Murphy consolation. other guests included Mrs H J Byrne, Mrs Harold K Day, Mrs Ross Smith, and Mrs Lester Willard.
Mr and Mrs J W Burnett and daughters Doris and Lois left Wednesday evening on the Port land Rose for Omaha to spend a month visiting relatives and friends.
Marie Ann Geil hosted a picnic at Ross park on Wednesday to honor Beverly Field visiting from Portland. Guests included Jean Ruggles, Mary Jean Hargraves, Mary Lea Reed, Eileen Brazelton, Joyce Warning, Barbara May Atwood, and others with prize crafted by Mary Lea Reed.
Jane and Mary Roberts daughters of Dr and Mrs Edward N Roberts Elizabeth Wells daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester G Wells and Dorothy Whittoff daughter of Mrs Charles Moons left last evening for Denver Colorado. They expect to spend eight weeks at the Rocky Mountain camp for girls at Estes Park.
Evelyn Porges rising bride received a luncheon shower hosted by Mrs William N McCarty with garden flowers and a table honoring Mrs Myron Porges Emily Porges and other guests. Kensington and bridge followed. Mrs Block and Emily Porges won bridge honors. The gifts showered the bride elect.
Radiant chapter invites members and families to its annual picnic Tuesday evening at six at Ross park. The year end meeting starts at four before supper. Committees led by chairman Mrs. C. P. Groom arrange buns coffee sugar cream and pickles with a menu of roast veal baked ham salad beans pie and coffee.
Members of the Bedouin club held a pleasant picnic supper at Rosspark Tuesday evening. The group included Mr. and Mrs Ivan Gasser, Mr. and Mrs J L Hood, Mr. and Mrs Walter Service, Mr. and Mrs 8 E Brady, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Sahlberg, Mr. and Mrs Paul Bryan and guests Mr. and Mrs H B Thompson, Mr. and Mrs Paul Nash, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Edwards of Eldon Missouri, Mary Catherine Thompson, Margaret Ruth Edwards, Carl Valentine and Henry Bardy. Mr. and Mrs D Worth Clark and Mrs William S Cady left for a short visit in Salt Lake, returning Saturday.
Mrs W B Harris hosted the Hit en Miss club with an attractive luncheon at her South Ninth avenue home. Guests included Mrs Reginald Cleare Mrs L J Cowan and others. Bridge followed with prizes won by Mrs Cleare and Mrs Cowan. The group will meet next week at Mrs Pickett’s.
Lela Hatch and Mildred Hubbard pupils of Miss Ellen Edgley will give a song recital at 8 15 this evening in the L D S Recreation hall. They will be assisted by Genevieve Christen senior violinist pupil of L Roubi doux.
Adele Astaire will be presented to the king and queen as Lady Cavendish on a royal debut at London. The Omaha dancer marries Lord Clairles Cavendish and joins a list of ten other American women presented by Mme De Fleurian, including Kathryn Bache Miller and Anne Bissell.
Peonies priced at 35c per dozen during Peony week at C F Smith farm in Blackfoot. Visitors are invited to view gardens select varieties for fall planting or to entertain guests with flowers. Phone reservations available.
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