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Newspaper

The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1932

Page

7

Women’s Groups Lead Old Fort Hall Celebration in Pocatello

The Days of Old Fort Hall festival July 4 5 and 6 in Pocatello will feature strong roles for women. The Pocatello unit of the American Legion Auxiliary will host out of town guests and entertain the state department. The Eight and Forty and Santa Ana camp United Spanish War Veterans units will hold conventions. Mrs Ray Brookhart is being urged for Idaho department president with events July 3 including delegate registration and a church service at the Episcopal church led by I Q Wood. A department executive meeting follows at the Bannock hotel. A patriotic session is planned at the University of Idaho Southern Branch July 4. The convention begins with a 12 15 business session at the Congregational Church.

Foreman American Legion Auxiliary Transportation Committee Old Fort Hall Pocatello American Legion State Department Santa Ana Camp United Spanish War Veterans Ray Brookhart Idaho Department Episcopatee I. Q. Wood Department R. F. Hamilton Lucille Myers Frances Blake Miller Bodell A. R. Wells Margaret Blake Mabel Craig Arthur Newcomb Otis Wooter E. J. Kump John W. Foreman Mra American Legion and Auxiliary

Entertaining Guests From Colorado at Informal Supper

Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Cleave hosted an informal supper Friday at their home. The table featured garden flowers and covers. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Day and sons John and Robert Day visiting from Colorado Springs, Mrs. M. R. Day, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobsen, and daughters Marion Dorothy and Ruth.

Walter H. Cleave Arthur Day John Robert Day Colorado Springs M. R. Day Harry Jacobsen Cleave Marion Dorothy Ruth

Visitors from Detroit Spend Sunday in Idaho Falls

Mrs. G Edward Schaeffer and children Carol and Susie visit Idaho Falls with Mr. and Mrs. William J Mullen and son Jimmie as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward B Donnelly in Idaho Falls.

G. Edward Schaeffer Carol Susie Detroit William J. Mullen Jimmie Idaho Falls Edward B. Donnelly

Visit in Moscow Dean and Mrs Dyer depart for Moscow Idaho

Dean and Mrs. John R. Dyer with Mrs. Dyer’s parents Mr and Mrs George H Tunell traveling from Minneapolis left Wednesday for Moscow Idaho. They plan to be away about ten days.

Dean John R. Dyer

Compliment to Oregon Guest at Albany Visit

Mrs J L Hood and Mrs Helen Fever hosted a luncheon for Albany Oregon visitor Mrs Ima French sister of Miss Ethel Redfield. Also present was Mrs C E Tobey of Boulder Colorado aunt to the hosts and guest of honor arriving Saturday to visit Mrs H H Whittlesey.

J. L. Hood Helen Fever Ima French Albany Oregon Ethel Redfield Mrs. Hood So. Seventh Avenue C. E. Tobey Boulder Colorado Mrs. Fever H. H. Whittlesey

Picnic at Ross Park Hosted by Mrs. Cleare Draws Local Family Circle

A delightful family outing occurred at Ross park on Friday evening with Mrs. Stanley Cleare as hostess. Attendees included Mrs. G. Edward Schaeffer and children Carol and Susie of Detroit, Dr. Vic Mae Powell, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mullen and son Jim mie Mullen, Mr. and Mrs. Cleave and children Margaret and Helen, Margaret's club, Ann Louise Roberts, Elizabeth Ann Hunter, and Martha Terrell.

Ross Park Stanley Cleare G. Edward Schaeffer Carol and Susie Detroit Vic Mae Powell William J. Mullen Jimmie Mullen Cleave Margaret Helen Margaret's Club Ann Louise Roberts Elizabeth Ann Hunter Martha Terrell

Honor guest from California entertains Hermosa Beach visitors

Complimenting Sara Jane Car rothers visiting from Hermosa Beach California Gladys Thelma and Mildred Gladwin entertained friends Friday evening at their home. Bug was played with high score prizes to Velma Peake Gail Green and Myron Porges Jr Sara Jane received a gift. Refreshments served at midnight. Invited included Jean Stettler Velma Peake Francis M Donald Patsy Hard Beulah Corbridge Bobby Baum Gail Green Don Brown Jerome Turner Myron Porges Jr and Ross Ruchii.

Sara Jane Carrothers Hermosa Beach Calif Gladys Thelma Mildred Gladwin Velma Peake Gail Green Myron Porges, Jr Sara Jane Jean Stettler Francis M.donald Patsy Hard Beulah Co

BanNock Hotel Luncheon Hosts Girl Scout Leaders

Miss Harriet Harris national Girl Scouts staffer for the Rocky Mountain region hosted a luncheon at the Bannock hotel Friday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. H. J. Plumhof of Salt Lake Mrs. E. C. Riddle and Mrs. George Smith. Plumhof assists Salt Lake council and helps organize the Pocatello council as treasurer.

Harriet Harris Girl Scouts Rocky Mountain Bannock Hotel H. J. Plumhof Salt Lake E. C. Riddle George Smith Plumhof Pocatello Group

Dinner Guests in Blackfoot Household

Mr and Mrs Edward E Donnelly hosted guests for dinner on Wednesday evening in Blackfoot. Included were Mr and Mrs Arthur Scott, Mrs Alice B Madden, and Mrs Edward B Donnelly.

Edward

Birthday Party at Ross Park for Patsy Quinn

Patsy Quinn daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Quinn hosted a thirteenth birthday gathering at Ross Park Friday afternoon. The group enjoyed games and a picnic supper served by Mrs Quinn at 6 pm with guests including Helen Bassett Hilda Garza Gertrude Arlene Patsy Barbara Jean Murphy Betty Crafton Barbara Hite Julie Servel Lucille Tinker Ruth Terrell Mayne Kinney Thomas Hudspeth Fred Quinn Jr and Martha Jane Quinn.

Patsy Quinn Fred Quinn Ross Park Mrs. Quinn Helen Bassett Hilda Garza Gertrude Arlene Patsy Barbara Jean Murphy Betty Crafton Barbara Hite Julie Servel Lucille Tinker Ruth Terrell Mayne Kinney Thomas Hudspeth Fred Quinn, Jr Martha Jane Quinn

Mrs Davis Hosts Tuesday Bridge Event

Mrs C F Peterman, Mrs Margaret Blake, and Mrs F A Burton joined Mrs B W Davis for a Tuesday evening bridge at her home. Present were Mrs R W Jones, Mrs Mabel Craig, Mrs C E Franklin, Mrs H J Enenback and Mrs Herbert Dunn. Prizes went to Mrs Dunn and Mrs Peterman with a late supper served after play.

C. F. Peterman Margaret Blake F. A. Burton B. W. Davis R. W. Jones Mabel Craig C. E. Franklin H. J. Enenback Herbert Dunn

Frances Terrell Hosts Bridge Club Tea

Frances Terrell entertained her bridge club Saturday afternoon at her South Hayes avenue home. Guests included Marion Cleare Virginia Cruse Marjorie Collins Constance Turner Lorna Jane Cornell Margaret Blair Louise Wiffington and Rosemary Fitzgerald. A tea was served after the enjoyable afternoon of bridge.

Frances Terrell South Hayes Avenue Marion Cleare Virginia Cruse Marjorie Collins Constance Turner Lorna Jane Cornell Margaret Blair Louise Woffington Rosemary Fitzgerald

Dorothy Cleare Hosts Informal Farewell Party

A farewell gathering was given for Jane Roberts before she leaves for summer camp in Colorado. Dorothy Cleare hosted a dancing party Tuesday evening at her home with guests including Jane Roberts, Maxine Berger, Patricia Curran, Genevieve Pond, Frances Terrell, Rosemary Rogers, Marion Cleare, Dan Curran, and several others visiting from Colorado Springs.

Jane Roberts Colorado Dorothy Cleare Maxine Berger Patricia Curran Genevieve Pond Frances Terrell Rosemary Rogers Marion Cleare Dan Curran Arthur Scott Jack Terrell Ed Mooney Raymond Pearson John Day Colorado Springs Eddie Hartman Ward Hall Cleare

Evelyn Porges Honored Guest at Garden Party

Evelyn Porges, bride elect, was celebrated at a garden luncheon hosted by Jane Byer at the E. E. Byer residence on North Hayes Avenue. Four tables under trees featured lavender and pink floral centerpieces, orange blossom accents, and a garden motif reflected in the delicately prepared ices and place settings.

E. E. Byer North Hayes Avenue Jane Byer Evelyn Porges Evelyn Porses Myron Poteges Emily Porges Janet Deacon Don McNamara Hortense Strauss Thelma Petersen Mary Kathryn McDonald William Hill Ernest Lehman Ondline Howser Marga’ T Watson

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