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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

3

Mrs Newton Recaps Century of Progress For Art and Travel Club

Mrs A M Newton led a luncheon program in Bannock praising the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago. She described exhibits at the Art Institute and the Hall of Science and noted the landscaping, pavilions, and the rose memorial garden honoring mayor Anton J. Cermak. Guests from several clubs attended the meeting.

A. M. Newton Chicago Art and Travel Club Bannock Hotel Charles Waring Idaho Minnie F. Howard Minnie W. E. Gee Dr. Howard Frank Anthony Howard George A. Wagner Irene Welch Grissom J. A. Howser E. C. White Whistler Columbus Ohio New York White Newton American Federation of Arts The Art Institute Boulder Dam Belgium Village Lincoln Group Old Fort Dearborn Lake Michigan Anton J. Cermak Women’s Study League Civic Club Catholic Women's League Altrusa Club

B P W Group Meets Tonight at YWCA

The executive committee of the Business and Professional Women's club meets at 8 this evening at the YWCA with Miss Mabel Hackworth presiding. They will appoint committees for the fiscal year, secretary Marie Howard says.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Mabel Hackworth Marie Howard

Bridge Supper Hostesses Honor Visiting San Gabriel Guests

Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tracy from San Gabriel California, Mrs Alan Ashton entertained guests at a bridge supper on South Eighth avenue. Elegant late supper followed the games with red roses as the centerpiece and seating for the Tracys the Asthons the Robinsons and Mr Harold West.

Harold Tracy San Gabriel California Alan Ashton South Eighth Avenue Tracy Ashton E. O. Robinson Harold R. West West Robinean Erehhe

New York Visitors Arrive for Summer in Pocatello

Mrs. John Francis Reilly and daughter Patricia Ann of New York City arrived to stay with aunts Miss Margaret Gilmore and Mrs. Michael Derham in Pocatello. They were met in Chicago by uncle Thomas D Gilmore and cousin William Derham who accompanied them to their destination.

John Francis Reilly Patricia Ann New York City Margaret Gilmore Michael Derham Chicago Reilly Thomas D Gilmore William Derham Pocatello

Tracy Couple Headed Home to California

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tracy depart this morning for San Gabriel California. Mrs. Tracy toured with her mother Mrs B H Chapman and sister Mrs E O Robinson for two weeks while Mr. Tracy visited his parents in Salt Lake City.

Harold Tracy San Gabriel California Mrs. Tracy B. H. Chapman E. O. Robinson Mr. Tracy Salt Lake

Mrs J Wesley Hassell Heads to Seattle for Visit

Mrs J Wesley Hassell departed this morning for Seattle to visit her mother and other relatives and plans to stay about six weeks.

J. Wesley Hassell Seattle

Question of taste Dear Mrs Post

A reader asks how to handle wedding plans after fiances mother dies. She wonders whether to postpone the marriage and for how long, seeking guidance on graceful timing and etiquette in a family bereavement.

Mrs. Post

House Wedding Plans and Social Etiquette Guidance

The article advises a small house wedding with two families and close friends, options for a chapel backdrop, and subtle ways to handle bridal party details. It also answers etiquette questions about displaying family photos, birth announcements after separation, and how to address announcements in the name of the mother.

Tea Imports Reach Record in 1932 United States

The United States imported more tea in 1932 than in any of the five preceding years, marking a peak in tea trade activity for the period.

United States

Canton Cafe Lunch and Dinner Prices Reduced

Merchants' cafe advertises prices cut by 25 cents from 11 a m to 8 p m. Chop Suey and Noodles highlighted as specialties with short orders available at all hours.

Canton Cafe

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