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Show State Society I POCATELLO, IDA. 1 I POCATELLO, Idaho, Dec. 29. A New Year's eve dance will be given by the Civic club Monday evening at the Commercial Com-mercial club hall. Miss Martha Christian, who has been making her home recently In Russellville, Kv is a guest for two weeks at tne home of her sister, Mrs. Corbett Terrell. Mrs. George Nanney had as Christmas guests her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Wil-liam Quails of Grace, Idaho. The Eagles held their regular monthly social and dance Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs. Theo Gathe entertained at a Christmas dinner party for fifteen friends. The Athenian chapter :of the World-Wide World-Wide guild of the Baptist church met Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Homor. Martin. Mr and Mrs. M. A. Mullin have as holiday holi-day guests their daughters, Miss Delia Mullin of Salt, Lake City and Miss Ann Mullin, who has been attending school in Chicago. The annual masquerade dance given by the Pocatello fire department will be held New Year's eve at McXichols & Wright hall. A costumer has been brought here especially for tho event. Mrs. William Phoenix, accompanied by her Mother, has returned home from Berlin, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kirchoff have as holiday guestiS their daughter and her husband Mr. and airs. F. G. Matson of Salt Lake City. The third annual meeting of the Idaho State Librarv association will be held in this city next Wednesdav and Thursday at the 'public library. An informal toa and a luncheon will be given for the visiting visit-ing librarians. Mrs. Gretehen Smith Bovle. librarian at the Idaho Technical Institute, has charge of the arrangements. arrange-ments. Miss Tvilllan Anderson visited over Christmas in Salt Lake City. Mrs. Charles Nanney and children of South Fifth avenue are spending the holidays with relatives and friends in Seattle. Miss Annie Jones entertained a group of her voting friends last Saturday night at a holiday dancing party at her home on South Johnson avenue. Miss Marguerite Winn has gone to Washington for an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Higson and daughter daugh-ter Marietta, spent Christmas in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. McDougall have as a holiday guest their son, Harry McDougall, Mc-Dougall, who has been attending an aviation avia-tion training camp at San Diego. ; , Mr. and Mrs. Louis Racine of the Stafford Staf-ford apartments are being congratulated ever the arrival of a boy. Miss Lillian Glorfleld of American Falls spent Christmas with friends in this city. The members of the Auditorium Stock company enjoyed a Christmas tree after the Monday night performance. After the present -giving, Director William Maylon was host at a lunch. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Sawtelle have as a holiday guest their son-in-law, Sergeant Ser-geant G. W. Koch, who is here from Camp Lewis. Mrs. John T. Ford had as a guest over the holidavs Mrs. Wade Onthank of Salt Lake City. Mrs. D. Worth Clark lias a holiday guest her .son. Worth Clark, who has been attending Columbia college at Portland, Ore. The Knights oT Columbus held a masquerade mas-querade hall Thursday night at K. of C. hall, at which some novel and original in the war zone with the loss of one officer of-ficer and probably sixty-eight men of her crew. December 10 Bakery throughout the United State? come under control of the United s-tates food administration, a standardized loaf of "war broad" being be-ing ordered under regulations issued by Food Administrator Hoover. December 12 Coal shorta ge becomes more acute and strenuous efforts are made to rusli fuel to a 1 i points. Ma jor Genera I William Crazier, chief of ordname, appears as a witness before the United States senate committee on military affairs investigating the status of the United States in the war. December 13 Major General Crozler. chief of ordnance, testifying before the senate committee, places responsibility tor the delay in procuring machine guns and oilier ordnance on the shoulders of Secretary of War B:iker. Secretary Baker in a statement, asserts ail America Ameri-ca n forces : n France v re anrl will be Hilly equipped. December 15 Colonel E. M. House, head of the American war mission :o the interallied war council in Paris, iands at an unnamed Atlantic port. . December 28 The United ('.'tales' government gov-ernment takes over . ontrol and operation opera-tion of yd railroads n the country to ex pedite wa r 1 raffic, with Secretary of the Tre:isi;rv W illia rn G. McAdoo as dl-,. dl-,. , . -, ... -.- -'i i costumes wore worn. The proceeds will go toward 1 lie completion of the new St. Anthony hospital. Miss Elizabeth Atkinson was married to Lee Bunce on Christmas day by the Rev. Cyril van der Donckt at the home of the bride's parents on North Hayes avenue. Mrs. William Beasley has gone lo Den-nison, Den-nison, Texas, for a month's visit with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Prater arc rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter. Miss Anna Dailey of Salt Iike City, a former resident of this city, is visiting friends here over the holidays. The Beehive girls gave an enjoyable dancing party Christmas niht at the Commercial club hall. Mrs. H. R. Bucks of North Hayes avenue ave-nue was hostess to the Indies' circle of the Congregational church Wednesday afternoon at the regular monthly meeting. meet-ing. Mrs. William Carvallis had as an over-Christmas over-Christmas guest her son, Joseph Loftus. Miss Olive Shaw of Ludington, Mich., is visiting her sister, Mrs. George Corbett Cor-bett of the Fargo apartments. A happy affair was the Christmas dance given by the Elks at Antlers' hall Christmas night. It was largely attended by the families and friends of the members mem-bers and by t'" members of the cast of the recent Ems' show, who were specially spe-cially invited guests. Harold Bohlscheid, who is stationed at Camp Kearny, Is spending the holidavs with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W H Bohlscheid. The annual machinists' dance was held Christmas night at McXichols & Wright ball, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion. BLACKFQOT, IDA. f i BLACKFOOT, Idaho, Dec. 29 Miss Lucile Davis left Tuesday afternoon for Oakland, Cal., where she was married today at the home of her grandmother Mrs. S'arah McCaleb, to Ravmond Johnson, John-son, formerly of Des Moines, lowa, and now of Oakland. The. young couple will make their home in Oakland. Miss Davis is the only daughter of Dr. and Mrs.! J. B. Davis. 1 Mrs. James R. Ryan, who has been visiting relatives in Iowa and Illinois for the past two months, arrived home Friday. Fri-day. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nicholas are rejoicing re-joicing over the .birth of a daughter Friday Fri-day morning. The baby has been named Frances Annette. The Misses Florence, Norma and Edith Parkinson, of Salt Lake City, are spending spend-ing the holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Parkinson. ; Miss Nita Bingham has arrived from Logan, Utah, for a holiday visit. Mrs. M. B. Watson spent Christmas with her sister in Salt Lake City. Miss Ruth Poynter, who is attending St. Mary's academy in Salt Lake City, is spending her vacation here with her mother, Mrs. Agnes Poynter. Miss Freda Northdruff and Edgar Capps were married in Pocatello Sunday. They will reside in Blackfoot. Mrs. James Johnston spent the holidays in Salt Lake City with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Vine. Mrs. Robert G. Boyd left Saturday for a holiday visit with her parents in Atlanta, At-lanta, Iowa. "Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Van Akin returned Wednesday from Shelley, where they spent Christmas with their daughter, Mrs. Glenn King. Miss Hattie Ramey entertained a few friends Thursday evening. honoring Franklin Clark, who is on furlough here. Miss Byra Brooks returned Wednesday from a holiday visit with her parents in Boise. Miss Nell Cranshaw and Miss Ruth Rushfeb.lt entertained a few of the teachers teach-ers Tuesday evening with a Christmas tree and slumber party at the home of Mrs. C. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. M. X. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Parmer and son, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Vincent and son and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lewis and daughters of Pocatello hold a "community dinner" Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Vincent. Mr. ard Mrs. Franklin Martin of Caldwell. Cald-well. Idaho, spirit Christmas with Mrs. Martin's mother,' Mrs. W. C. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Thomas of Ixgan, Utah, spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Thomas. The King's Daughters met Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Irene Good. The evening was spent in games and dancing, and refreshments were served by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hendrie entertained Mr. and Mrs. George Ridgely and family of. Pocatello on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Christ entertained Mr. anrl Mrs. L. C. Rock wood and Edward Ed-ward Rockwood Tuesday at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Brown entertained enter-tained Tuesday e ening at a Christmas dinner. Red carnations in a basket formed the centerpiece for the table. Covers were laid for Mrs. F. T. Dubois, Mrs. Blanche Etdredpe. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Early, John W. Jones, Gregory ST. ANTHONY IS BUSY ON RED CROSS WORK ST. ANTHONY. Idaho, Dec. 2p. The ladies of Ibe various clubs of SI.' Anthony, early In Ihe fall, met and decided to discontinue dis-continue their social activities indefinitely and devote all their time to Red Cro?B work. The rooms of tho Ladies' Literary club were given over to the Red Crosn for workrooms. Several ladies donated their sewing machines and work was commenced com-menced in earnest. One romn is devoted to the knitting class. The rooms, are open every afternoon of I he week, except ex-cept Saturday, and that day Is in charge of the committee on cutting out garments gar-ments and planning the work for the next week. Aftor the chapter was well established in St. Anthony, nil the adjoining town were organized Into auxiliaries. Every town in Fremont county has an auxiliary. On Wednesday of last week the Koaf Cross people of Fremont county sent fouVT large boxes of hospital supplier and orv: large box of knitted garments to tr. R.u Cross headquarters. All the stores have erected booths and aro conducting a membership campaign. Six young ladies, dressed as nurses, have patrolled the business streets and have visited every home. In nearly every home In the city the Red Cross service card is on display. The two picture houses, from time to time, have given programmes for the Red Cross. Donations are coming in all the time and a Japanese programme will be given in .January. Several dances also have been given. A series of card parties will be given by the ladles of the card clubs, the first to take place December SI. fTDAHO FALLS, IDA. : 1 IDAHO FALLS', Idaho, Dec. ;a Jlr R HiKBlns left l.'rldiiy morninc for a visit of several necks at her old home ill Iowa. llrs. J. C. Clay and her sister, Mi. I'.mma Balsler, left J.-ridav for California, Califor-nia, where they will remain until spring. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sheppard left edne-sday for San Dieco, Cal where they will spend the remainder of the winter. Mrs. Fred Anderson and son. Fred ,Tr left Friday for their old home In Nebraska Ne-braska to visit relatives for Heveral months. Mr. and -Mrs. C. H. Baxter left FtWay for points in Kansas. Oklahoma and Illinois Illi-nois for a visit with relatives for several months. Mr." and Mrs. J. A. Judd of Pavette, with their daughter and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Ira Couller. aro puests at the home of their son, Haws Judd From here they will go to California for the winter. Georpre Seda and Miss Avis Martin were married Thursday evenins at the home of the bride, the Kev Frank J Wemeit officiating. 'They-will make their home in this city. . .. A Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Linger return' Friday from a visit with friends In Kansas. Kan-sas. Colorado and Virginia. They also visited New York City. Mrs. V. C. Sheppard and daughter,. Miss Daisy, and granddaughter. Mar- garet McCarroll. of li Jolla, Cal are visaing at the home of Mrs. Jason McCarroll. Mc-Carroll. daughter of Mrs. Sheppard. Miss Stella Rogers, principal of the I-.agle Rock school, left Saturday for California on account of the illness of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet t Asbury left Saturday Sat-urday for a visit of several weeks in various vari-ous points in Missouri. Miss Mary Moss was the recipient of a surprise shower from her friends at the home of Mrs. E. C. Lemon on Saturday evening of last week. Miss Moss will be married to Henry Hemler of Spearfish. N. D. She received m&nv beautiful presents. pres-ents. Mrs. O. .7. F?111s left Thursday evening eve-ning for points in California, where she will remain for several weeks. The OoodfeHowship club, composed of young ladies of the Presbyterian churcn. was entertained by Miss Hilda Burknian at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. ilav-bail ilav-bail on Friday evening. Mrs. Emma YVii'is entertained a small party at a Christmas dinner at her home. Mrs. Julius Marker served dinner to several of her friends at her home on Christmas day. Mrs. II. L. V.cstciulorff left Monday for Portland, Ore., where she will visit with relatives for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. South, accomna-n.ed accomna-n.ed by Miss Lola Bannister, left Monday Mon-day for Chicago, III., and oilier eastern points. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Nelson left Monday Mon-day for Cincinnati. Ohio, and will vistl New York ami other points before reluming. re-luming. m Mr. and Mrs. Joiin Tupper of Pcc-iteMo spent Christmas with their daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Rogers. Mrs. K. R Sharpley entertained a number or trends al cards and dancing at her home Wednesday evening. , Mrs. Mar, .1. Hood of Colorado, w has been vis.il ing llie familv of her c.n.'--R. !'. Ilf.o.l. for .several weeks, left Wednesday Wed-nesday for California. .Mrs. R M. W ilson Ictty Thursday morli- ing for points In lllinou'. ihere sho will 1 i'.,', f-!e.N for s.- I weeks |
