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Newspaper

Twin Falls Chronicle

Location

Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1919

Page

2

Ladies Hostesses Impress Delegates With Entertaining Home Gathering

Mrs. McLain led cards to win first honors while Miss Scheff took the consolation prize at a Wednesday afternoon event in Salt Like honoring sister Mrs. Charles Streedbeck of Salt. About 600 guests enjoyed a two course luncheon hosted by Mrs. George Davidson.

George Davidson Charles Streedbeck McLain Miss Scheff Mesdames Streedbeck Dufresne Lewis Chapin Bieler Anchors Faris Patterson Magel Sutcliff

Entertains Bridge Club at Mrs Moore South Park residence

The Thursday Bridge club was delightfully entertained yesterday by Mrs. J. C. Moore at her South Park addition home. After an afternoon of card games, the hostess served a delicious dinner to her guests.

J. C. Moore South Park Addition

Entertains Episcopal Guild At Home On Ninth Avenue

Mrs Thomas Robertson entertained the Episcopal Guild at her Ninth Avenue North home yesterday afternoon in a social gathering.

Episcopal Guild Thomas Robertson Ninth Avenue North

Ladies of the G. A. R. Install Officers at Three Day Convention

The Ladies of the G. A. R. closed their three day convention with officer installations at the high school auditorium. Mrs. Rose Houghton praised Twin Falls hospitality and announced plans to attend upcoming state and national conventions before returning to Seattle.

G. A Michigan New York New Jersey Washington, D. C Seattle Northwest

Officers Named by Pythian Sisters Memorial Services Held

Memorial services for Pythian Sisters who died in the past two years were held yesterday afternoon by the grand lodge in the Masonic hall. The article lists officers elected for the ensuing year including Past grand chief Ella Bran and other titled officers from Mountainhome Coeur d'Alene Spirit Lake and Welser.

Ayefternoon Grand Lodge Masonic Hall Ellaith Bole Emma Bran Mountainhome Coeur d'Alene Ethel Laura Alin Welser Spirit Lake

Delegates Entertain Members at Brand Lodge Session

Visiting delegates from Larson Lewiston Matilda Markwell Volmer Edna Smith Glenns Ferry Wester Nez Perce Lela Sain Geneséa Eliza Young Nam Gardner Silver City Alena Johnson Mountainhome stayed for a business session. They enjoyed a concert and shows, installation of officers planned, and delegates to depart on the afternoon train.

Cofhcert Brand Lodge

local citizens travel for meetings and visits

Emil Strobeck returns from a four months stay in Phoenix Arizona. Frank Needham leaves Tuesday for eastern cities on an extended trip. Mrs. Walter Lee Mrs. T H Ervin and Mrs. B T Morse depart Wednesday for Pocatello to attend the state convention of War Mothers. Mrs Ervin is president of the local organization. Mrs Lee plans a Salt Lake visit before returning to Twin Falls.

Emil Strobeck Phoenix Arizona Frank Needham Walter Lee T. H. Ervin B. T. Morse Pocatello War Mothers Irvin Lee Salt Lake Twin Falls

Challis and Voile Outfit Described by Betty Brown

A rose flowered white challis tong tunic with a rose hued voile band and sleeves, an under slip in plain color, and a white taffeta ribbon sash create a charming season ensemble. Betty Brown notes this smart fabric combination as a top fashion pairing.

Betty Brown

Women Relief Corps session closes with officers named

Delegates depart after sessions at the high school. Maude Dittemore is secretary Clara Campbell Boise inspector Millie McRobbie Caldwell I N I officer Pauline Shirt Boise patriotic instructor Elizabeth Randall Boise senior aide Ella Easton Emmett. Joint installation with G A R held. Phil Sheridan corps Boise wins Americanization banner. Resolutions thank Twin Falls citizens the G A R local posts clubs Boy Scouts and supporters for hospitality and comfort during the encampment.

Women’s Relief Corps Maude Dittemore Coeur d’Alene Clara Campbell Boise Mrs. March Caldwell Millie McRobbie Nampa Pauline Shirt Elizabeth Randall Ella Easton Emmett Phil Sheridan Corps Anna J. Triplow Pearl McClurg Rachel Moffett Resolutions Committee Twin Falls Women’s Relief Corps Department of Idaho Boy Scouts

Woman Steals Infant From New York Store Scene

In a New York department store circle a six month old baby, the child of Mrs Annie Koskinen, cried in its carriage as Mrs Carmelia Marzano admired it. Grief over her late baby and husband led her to take the child to her home. She told the judge her longing to love blinded her to the mother’s sorrow, and she was held for further hearing.

Annie Koskinen New York Carmelia Marzano France

Salts Kidney Tonic Promises Quick Relief

A vintage advertorial touts Salts as a kidney cleaner and backache remedy. It claims daily morning use in water before breakfast can reduce kidney irritation, neutralize acid in urine, and keep kidneys clean and active. The copy emphasizes low cost, harmlessness, and enjoyable effervescence.

Resolutions Thank Local Press After Encampment Edifice Use

The committee on resolutions extends gratitude for the use of the splendid edifice for sessions and to the local press for daily coverage of the encampment proceedings. Anna E. Triplow Pearl McClurg Rachel A. Moffett chaired the committee.

Anna E. Triplow Pearl McClurg Rachel A. Moffett Committee

American Legion Gets Cut Rates at Idaho Convention

In Pocatello Idaho on June 19 veterans attending the American Legion state convention in Boise will receive a special rail rate. The plan provides one and one third fare on the certificate plan, with veterans buying straight full fare to Boise on or after June 22. Return tickets from Boise will be sold at one third rate, with a return limit of June 30. The state branch will form on June 26.

Pocatellq Idaho American: Legion State Boise Ina Verne R. Collier Pocatello Eben E. MacLeod Western ‘Passenger Bureau The Railroad Administration

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A. R Inntertains Winema Berry Challis and Voile Methodist Church Oscar Idaho State Bank Twin Falls, Idaho Legion Crystal Springs Ranch Hart Oxfords Owas Funids First National Bank OF Aho
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