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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1925
Page
7
Miss Verda Henderson will debut in a violin recital at the U D S tabernacle on Wednesday evening. An error in the society page had the recital listed for Tuesday. A student of Professor Roubidoux for years, she is regarded by critics and musicians as having great possibilities for a brilliant future.
Mrs Sam Cook entertained at 638 West Bridger with music games and a luncheon by the Bcard club of the I A to the O R C. Mrs Neil Mrs Agnew and Mrs Richards presided. Five hundred and bridge provided scoring with Bolsheid high Norman next Manuel low. Green and white decor celebrated St Patrick.
The ladies auxiliary to the O R C gave a St Patrick's Day costume party Saturday evening at Mrs Frank Higgson's home on South Sixth avenue.
The Pocatello branch of the American Association of University Women will meet Tuesday evening at 401 South Ninth Avenue, the home of Mrs L R Brown. All visiting collegians are invited to attend.
About 125 representatives of Pocatello public schools attended a Friday evening dinner in the Tech dining hall. KR Frazier acted as toastmaster with remarks from Miss Violet Lowe Professor J E Retherford and Professor Ben Nyes. Mrs McRuhr, Professor Lewis, Miss Dot George and Mrs Walter Siders spoke on education developments and managing principals and superintendents.
Sixteen year old Verda Henderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Henderson, to perform a violin recital on Wednesday March 18 at 8 15 in the L P Tabernacle with pianist Mrs Anna Spongberg Simpson. Program includes works by Vieuxtemps Mendelssohn Dvorak Kreisler Sarasate Hubay and others.
The public library adds three travel titles Jungle Beasts I Have Captured by Charles Mayertella With Stefanson in the Arctic by Harold Nolce and Madagascar the Land of the Man eating Tree by C B Osborn. Other new works include A Gallery by Philip Guedalla Overton's Authors of Today The Guardsman a Franz Molnar and Blind Man's Buff plus A Room with a View and The Best Short Stories of 1924 Edward O Briens collection Wild Animals of North America by Edward W Nelson and Hoyts New Encyclopedia of Practical Situations. The reference shelf gains Four Hundred Years of Children s Costume from the Great Masters and other up to date volumes.
Fashion notes from New York on March 13 describe waist emphasis returning through broad leather or gold skin belts. Dresses feature bloused waists and jeweled beadwork spilling onto evening slippers. A plaid taffeta gown with a tight bodice and bustle skirt echoes 1880s styles praised by designer Paul Perrit.
Rev H L Chandler urges renewed church involvement to counter rising irreligion among youth. He links personal morality, family heritage, and national welfare to active participation in church life and attendance at services.
Paris fashion previews present two distinct silhouettes for spring. A youthful boyish line contrasts with a more formal feminine look featuring raised waistlines and sculpted hems. Sleeves vary from tight to wide with cuffs, and capes plus varied pleatings create fullness.
The piece details evolving accessories and fabrics such as semi formal aceosute wear a prerinogative coat filigree buttons glass buttons day and evening costumes floral sprays or feathers lingerie scarves georgette chiffon crepe prints and revived taffeta as hostesses endorse the look.
Irving junior high glee clubs stage The Windmills of Holland next Friday with Mae Nissen as musical director. Cast includes Mayuherr Sieeharanet Wilhelmina Teep le Jek Putman and Morris Marley. Orris McNelly directs dances and the school orchestra provides special music. Tickets on sale through students or at the door.
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