Betrothal Made Known to Friends at Party
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Tucker announce the engagement of their daughter Margaret to Jack Holt of Pocatello. The couple plan a July wedding in Salt Lake City and a California honeymoon before settling in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Tucker
Charles P. Tucker
Jack Holt
Eugene Holt
South Fourth Avenue
Margaret
Pocatello
L. D. 5. Temple
Salt Lake City
Miss Tucker
Soda Springs High School
Idaho Southern University
Gamma Delta Gamma
Bancroft
Mr. Holt
Idaho Falls High School
Intercollegiate Knights
Duke
Terre Shoe Company
California
Tucker
Dorothy Meloy
Marge Poynter
Gwen Thurston
Betty Bale
Helen Racford
Leone Egbert
Eunice Egbert
Lucile Keating
Betty Downing
Lois Potter
Ruth Petergon
Betty Wegener
Twin Falls
Visitor From Iowa Feted at Parkview Luncheon
Mrs N B Grossman and hostesses praised Mrs J Michaelson of Oskaloosa Iowa at a luncheon for Mrs Ryder daughter and niece Mrs Arnold Golling Mrs I S Gordon presiding seven tables for contract and favors awarded to Mrs P A Murphy and Mrs William A Petersen with a guest favor for Mrs Michaelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Grossman
J. L Ryder
Arnold Golling
I. S. Gordon
Grossman
Parkview Court
William A. Petersen
Michaelson
Club Meets at Farmer Home for Dessert Bridge
Miss Faye Farmer entertained her evening club at her South Ninth avenue home Tuesday for a dessert bridge. Guest Kathryn Ray from Hollywood joined in with Mrs Homer Husted Hyde and others including Mrs Melvin McGee Mrs William Bartz Mrs George Newberry Miss Valerie Primbs Miss Viola Bale and Genevieve Pond. Primbs and Newberry shared honors and Hyde received a guest favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Farmer
South Ninth Avenue
Homer Husted Hyde
Kathryn Ray
Hollywood
Melvin McGee
William Bartz
George Newberry
Valerie Primbs
Viola Bale
Genevieve Pond
Primbs
Women Golfers Enjoy Picnic Supper at Country Club
Members of the Women's Golf Association held a picnic supper for 20 at Ross Park Country Club Thursday night. Hostesses Virginia Cruse, Helen Farmer and Constance Turner served the meal. Helen Farmer posted the low score on holes one three eight and nine using a single club and received a golf ball prize. Additional hostesses for the next party are Margaret Hunt, Alice Lund and Dorothy Swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Golf Association
Country Club
Ross Park
Virginia Cruse
Helen Farmer
Constance Turner
Margaret Hunt
Alice Lund
Dorothy Swim
Petersens Host Series of Bridge Luncheons
Mrs Arthur Petersen and her daughters in law hosted a week of bridge luncheons at their South Seventh avenue home. Eight tables were set daily with roses and garden flowers. Prizes included high scores and guest favors for out of town guests from several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Petersen
South Seventh Avenue
William Petersen
Harry J. Petersen
Paul Bryan
Martha Christian
William S. Cady, Jr
Fredonia
Kan
King Cady
Newberg
Ore
Laura Geng
Chicago
Richard Ennis
Boise
T. W Edwards
Eldon
Homer Hyde
Hollywood
George Ray
Portland
Harry Dewey
Eldon Johnsmeyer
Edward S Connelly
F. A. Burton
Arnold Golling
J. Michaelson
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Pred Dern
Mexican Motif Luncheon At Mrs. Wooters Home
A Mexican motif luncheon hosted by Mrs. Otis Wooters on East Lander featured bright decor, cactus centerpieces, and a themed menu. After lunch, two contract games awarded prizes and souvenirs of Old Mexico to top players, with several guests noted for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Wooters
East Lander
Old Mexico
C. E. Lundgren
PF. J. Begley
E. L. Biornlie
George W. Barry
O. A. Rohner
Lewis P. Bertasso
Jack
Scouts Entertain Fathers at Camp Nodding Pine
The Pocatello Girl Scouts and their fathers plan an all day outing at Camp Nodding Pine on Mink Creek Road today. They will arrive by 10 a.m. and help prepare the camp for the two week camping period. Lunches will be packed at home and a dessert served at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Nodding Pine Mink Creek Road
Couple to Wed At Nuptial Mass
Miss Ellinor Collins daughter of the late H A Collins will wed Ralph Brown of Spokane Washington in St Josephs church Wednesday morning July 2 The Very Rev Edmund R Cody will celebrate the nuptial mass at 9 oclock The bride will be attended by her sister Mrs Corwin E Groom as matron of honor Dr Groom will be best man A reception will follow at the Groom residence on South Seventh avenue for 50 guests The couple will live in Spokane where he is employed by Ewing Paper company the son of Mr and Mrs Roy S Brown of Spokane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Henson
George Henson
Alfred B. Trosper
St. Joseph's Church
High Town
Edmund R. Cody
H. R. Flint
Schubert
Thomas J. Calligan
Father
Bach Gounod
John Grossman
Robert Gallafant
George Smith
Lois Nelson
Jeanette Corbett
Florence Austin
Alice Toston
Glen Trosper
Torrington
Wyo
Ellinor Collins
H. A Collins
Ralph Brown
Spokane
Wash
St. Joseph’'s Church
Corwin E. Groom
Dr. Groom
Groom
South Seventh Avenue
Ewing Paper Company
Roy S. Brown
Mrs. Baum Hosts Out-of-Town Guests in Social Evening
Mrs. Otto Baum entertained guests from Washington DC and Boise at her South Sixth Avenue home for a delightful informal social evening Tuesday. Mrs. D Worth Clark traveled briefly from Los Angeles to Pocatello then to Boise with Mrs. Langrosse and Mrs. Mendenhall, returning to Washington by plane Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Worth Clark
Washington, D. C
W. H. Langrosse
Roger Mendenhall
Boise
Harry Wilson
John F. Reilly
Harper Uhland
O. R. Baum
South Sixth Avenue
Clark
Pocatello
Washington
Los Angeles
Langrosse
Army Group Luncheons at Inn Inkom
Mrs. Roscoe Rector entertained the Army Wives club at the Highway Inn in Inkom for a luncheon and bridge. New members welcomed were Mrs. Lawrence Breitnick and Mrs. Kenneth Havens, others included Mrs. William Shakel and several named members. Bridge honors went to Mrs. Rector and Mrs. Gordon, with Mrs. Breitnick drawing the all cut favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Rector
Army Wives Club
Highway Inn
Inkom
Lawrence Breitrick
Hagerman
Kenneth Havens
Rupert
William Shakel
Orton Stauffer
Kenneth Palmer
Eldon Ottosen
John Newton
William Moorhead
Willard Merchant
Erwin May
Harold Luebke
Fercil Henderson
Gilbert Gordon
Hugh Dorrien
George Cox
George Barry
Two Are Honored At Bridge-Supper
Mrs Charles Burnside prepares to leave for Butte Mont with a farewell bridge supper held in her honor. Mrs Ann Kincaid departs Saturday for a California vacation. Mrs Mary Jane Shuster hosted the event with a handkerchief shower and supper after games, with numerous guests including Rose Foreman Tillie Stanley Edna Strahan Erma Fine Cele Kochen derfer Helen Watson Mary Burnside Ann Alsop Leora Grue Elaine Thurston Mildred Meilstrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burnside
Butte Mont
Ann Kincaid
California
Mary Jane Shuster
Woolley
Mesdames Rose Foreman
Tillie Stanley
Edna Strahan
Erma Fine
Cele Kochenderfer
Helen Watson
Mary Burnside
Ann Alsop
Leora Grue
Elaine Thurston
Mildred Meilstrup
Supper Party Honors Visitor From Portland
Dr and Mrs George Ray visiting from Portland were guests of honor at a supper party hosted by Mr and Mrs Earl Peterson on South Fifth Avenue last Sunday evening Other couples included Mr and Mrs Clive Frazell Mr and Mrs J Leland Bartley Mr and Mrs Jack Julian Mr and Mrs Ben Huff and Mr and Mrs Rosece Rector
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ray
Portland
Earl Peterson
South Fifth Avenue
Clive Frazell
J. Leland Bartley
Jack Julian
Ben Huff
Rosece
Breakfast-Bridge Hostess Entertains at North Grant Avenue
Mrs. Fred W. Schmidt hosted a breakfast-bridge at her North Grant avenue home with four small tables and silver vases of pink rose buds. Guests included Mesdames Edward McGarvey, B. Glenn, W. I. Cornell, Lyon Healy, J. W. Belknap, Frank Evans, George Galbraith, Albert Weese, Leo Arnold, Raymond Siglin, George Norman Green, D. E. Wray, T. E. Vernon, H. B. Criswell, Ray Brookhart, Lawrence J. Cowen. Prizes went to Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. Siglin, and a going away gift to Mrs. Harold Stoy. Additional attendees listed include Mesdames O. R. Craven, P. E. Tressler, Richard McGirr, R. E. Pearce, W. V. King, Ray Hendricks, Wayne Deilinger, George Slingerland, William Musselman, R. W. Stevens, M. S. Christensen, Byron Downard, Claude Bistline, Archie Gesas, Leon Hahne and Doan H. Richards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Schmidt
North
Grant Avenue
Edward McGarvey
B. Glenn
W. I. Cornell
Lyon Healy
J. W. Belknap
Frank Evans
George Galbraith
Albert Weese
Leo Arnold
Raymond Siglin
George Norman Green
D. E. Wray
Richard McGirr
R. E. Pearce
W. V. King
Ray Hendricks
Wayne Deilinger
George Slingerland
William Musselman
R. W. Stevens
M. S. Christensen
Byron Downard
Claude Bistline
Archie Gesas
Leon Hahne
Doan H. Richards
Old Timers Picnic Set At Ross Park This Sunday
The Union Baffic Old Timers club No. 15 and auxiliary announce their annual picnic for members and families on Sunday July 13 at Ross park. P E Haasch and Gus Pearson lead sports while Mr and Mrs Thomas J Yonda chair the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Baffic Old Timers
Ross Park
P. E. Haasch
Gus Pearson
Thomas
Titus Sloat to Wed in August Nampa union near Idaho
Julia Titus daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph E Titus will marry James Edward Sloat son of Mr and Mrs Edward Sloat of Nampa in mid August. The bride is a Po catello high school and University of Idaho alumna with a pre medical BS degree and Alpha Chi Omega member. The groom studied at Idaho and earned a master's in science this year. After the wedding they plan to study medicine at the University of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. Titus
Julia
James Edward Sloat
Edward Sloat
Nampa
Pocatello High School
Idaho Southern University
University of Idaho
Moscow
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Sloat
Buffalo
University of Buffalo
Julia Titus
Dinner Party at Cady Home Fetes Visitors
Mr and Mrs William S Cady hosted a dinner for house guests and out of town visitors at their South Eighth avenue home. An arrangement of pale pink wild roses and pink tapers decorated the buffet. Guests included Mr and Mrs King Cady and son Jack of Newberg Oregon and several relatives from Fredonia Boise Washington DC San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Cady
South Eighth Avenue
King Cady
Jack
Newberg
Ore
William S. Cady, Sr
Fredonia
Kan
D. Worth Clark
Washington, D. C
William H. Langrosse
Boise
Roger Mendenhall
Nelson Howard
San Francisco
Chester G. Wells
Nicholas Ifft
Paul Bryan
Billy Langrosse
Mrs Ifft Honors Guests at Luncheon
Mrs Nicholas Ifft hosted a luncheon at her South Garfield Avenue home honoring many out of town guests. Attendees included Mrs William S Cady Jr of Fredonia Kansas Mrs King Cady of Newberg Oregon Mrs Nelson Howard of San Francisco and other notable guests from Washington Boise and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Ifft
South Garfield Avenue
William S. Cady, Jr
Fredonia
Kan
King Cady
Newberg
Ore
Nelson Howard
San Francisco
D. Worth Clark
Washington, D. C
W. H. Langrosse
Roger Mendenhall
Boise
William S Cady
Chester G. Wells
Stanley Cleare
Don C. Brown
Eva Kasiska
Missouri Visitor Compliment At Luncheon Bridge
Miss Margaret Ruth Edwards hosted a luncheon bridge at the Hotel Bannock in Pocatello honoring her sister-in-law Mrs. T. W. Edwards of Eldon Missouri. Guests included Mrs. Arden Andreae of Chicago and Mrs. Basil Miles of Portland among others. Mrs. Cleare won high score, Mrs Molinelli took the all-out, and favors were given to out-of-town guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlaw
T. W. Edwards
Eldon
Pocatello
Margaret Ruth Edwards
Bannock
Arden Andreae
Chicago
Dorothy Moore
Evanston, NL
Basil Miles
Portland
Molinelli
Ponds Celebrate 45th Anniversary in Pocatello
Mr and Mrs Noah Pond longtime Pocatello residents celebrated their 45th wedding anniversary on June 24 The couple married in Salt Lake City in 1896 and moved to Pocatello where they raised eight sons Their four living sons Wayne Weezer Lloyd and Alfonzo work in Washington San Diego Dubuque and Dumas The Ponds have been active in civic social and L D S church life residing at 352 South Sixth Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah
Wayne
FP. B. I
Washington, D. C
Weezer
San Diego
Calif
Lloyd
Dubuque
Iowa
Alfonzo
Dumas
Texas
Pond
South Sixth Avenue
Auxiliary Elects Officers Monday
The American Legion auxiliary will hold its final meeting of the season Monday night at 8 o clock in Memorial hall. New officers will be elected and a class of candidates initiated. Delegates to the department convention in Boise August 17 to 20 will be elected. Past presidents will conduct the ceremony. Refreshments will be served after entertainment planned by Mrs. Bert Weston. Mrs. Olive Smith chairs the hostess committee. Mrs. Howard Hinton of Whitier California visits at the MacKenzie home with Mrs. Jessie Mitchell and Matthew P. Boag of Victoria, B C., in Pocatello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Department
Boise
Bert
Weston
Olive Smith
Howard Hinton
Whittier
Calif
Francis E. MacKenzie
Jessie Mitchell
Mac-Kenzie
Mrs. Mitchell
Matthew P. Boag
Victoria
B. C
Pocatello
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soda Springs
Ralph Gorton
Richard Torgesson
A Ira Cox
Kenneth Bales
J. T. Torgesson
Leslie Stewart
Farmer Home
Petersens
St. Joseph’s
Father Cody
Calligan
Mrs. Henson
Helen Jean Flint
Mitzie Richardson
John Nocker
Ogden
O. L. Trosper
Paul A Hammel
Huntsville
Utah
Trosper
Cheyenne
Fort Francis E. Warren
University of Wyoming
Creighton University
Omaha
Scabbard and Blade
University of Utah
Phi Chi Theta
Mrs. Baum
Bridge
W. W. Keter
Johnson Avenue
Lucca's
C. M. Erskine
Reed
Keter
Colorado
James Sloat
Cady Home
Mrs. Ifft
Missouri
Auxiliary
Girdie
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