Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-01-06 | Page 21 | Pocatello, Ida

POCATELLO, IDA. t POCATETLO, Jan. 5. The Woodmen will give their annual 'masquerade ball on next Wednesday evening. The Civic club will hold its regular monthly meeting' Monday afternoon at the library. The masquerade ball given by the Po-catello Po-catello fire department on New Year's eve was largely attended and many novel and beautiful costumes were in evidence. The first prize was awarded to Miss JJ1-lian JJ1-lian Jones,- the second to E:aii Wilson and the third to Ethel Fewens. Mrs. John Ford and the Misses Minnie and Margaret Ford left last week for a two months' sojourn in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Manani entertained a merry party of friends New Year's eve at their home on South Grant avenue. It was in the nature of a farewell affair, as Mr. and Mrs. Mariani expect to leave in the near future for Twin Falls, where they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young and children chil-dren of Portland, former residents of this city, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Quinn. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Ralph left this week fnr Salt Lake City, where they will make their home. The marriaqe of Miss Florence Stoker and A. B. Wallington took place Saturday Satur-day evening at the home of the Rev. J. H." Dickinson in the presence of a small group of friends and relatives. They are now at home to their friends at the Quinn apartments. The members of the Fast Side Auction Bridge club were entertained Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mis. W. A. Huff. The high score trophies were awarded to Mrs. W. B. Walworth and S. S. Ferguson. ' Miss Esther Smith of the Idaho Terh-nl.-ni Institute faculty has returned from a holiday visit in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. McCarty enter tained the Joker club last tri-iay ee- nins, thf high score favors going to Mrs. C. A. Valentine and John Quinn. I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cutler and family I have returned to their home In Salt Uke Citv after a visit in this city with Mrs. fuller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J- B. Hawkley. Mrs. Court nev wns hosresp to the Methodist Ladies' Aid society Fridnv afternoon aft-ernoon at her home on South Eighth avenue. av-enue. "Missions in Africa" was the topic of the afternoon. A mnst pleasing entertainment was given Friday evening at th Baptist rhur.-h under tho inspires of the U". C. T. I'. The menil-ers nf the Lovat TeKKm. (he juvenile tempera m-e society, gave several drills, sonys and marches, inters' inter-s' orsrd bv recitations ie!iv-r-d by Miss Mamie Mu'hn. Adelyne. Burms, Ophelia Burrtis. Huberta Nhihipv, Ora Williams and Mrc. Amy Kingsbury. farewell party was ziveri Kridav eve-nii-.c at t;io Fast Side 1 P. S. --hurh in honor of J. Hawk!ev. who will lcav ,.Nl woeti ioV rHfoiii.a. -.vhem be will spet;d seeTSl nnt'ns on a mis.-ion. Mrs. William Allciy is tho guest of her parents in Fihiri!-. M-mt. The mcotine of the State Library nsso-i nsso-i niMti.'ii In this rity ..n We.lnnsday mkI i Thi:rdav v as inn-It1 ti.e mmom nf t w r'iiil f;il social nffiiirs. V'fir.'-dny itft- ernoon at the library a tea was given the visiting librarians by Mrs. Howard Lee Boyle, president of the association, assisted as-sisted by Miss Lowrie; and on Thursday a luncheon was given at the Yellowstone hotel, which was attended also by many of the club women of the city. Miss Huldah Tse, dean of women at the Idaho Technical Institute, returned this week from a holiday visit with her brother in Buhl. Mr. and Mrs. S. S'. Ferguson and children chil-dren left last Saturday tor an extended stay in California. Professor R. T. Blair is making a ten days' visit with his parents in Chicago. Mrs. Howard Colds mi th was hostess Wednesday afternoon to the Trinity auxiliary. Mrs. "E. M. Williams of Shoshone spent the holidays in this city visiting with her (son, T. Piatt Williams, and family. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Brooks had as holiday holi-day visitors their daughter, Miriam Brooks, who lias been attendfng college In Connecticut, and their son, Carl Brooks, who is attending the University of Washington at Seattle. Miss Irene Williams entertained a party of her young friends at a watch party New Year's eve at the Williams home. E. P. Harrison has been spending the past week in Los Angeles with Mrs. Harrison, Har-rison, who went there some time ago for : the benefit of her health. Both are expected ex-pected home soon. Miss Kate West of Lava and Miss Sarah Y est of Boise spent the holidays with their parents in this city. The Woman's Study league met Thursday Thurs-day afternoon at the library. The afternoon aft-ernoon concluded with the serving of tea to the members and their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Miiitjiv Cole mid son Charles, spent the holidays in Tacmna. ' Mrs. V. F. MeCartv and son left thi week for Norfolk, Neb., where Ihev vtll make a brief visit with Mi&. MrCaitV.s parents. The Presbyterian Christian TCndi or society held a. watch parly New Year'.s eve at the home of the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus 1C. Lindsay on .South Fifth avenue. av-enue. Miss Frances Rndert of I.onKviiie. K , is the gucHt. of her hmiher. J. 1 :. Umleii, and family of tho Quinn apartments. Senator and Mia. James II. Hwnlv lefi Monday for Washington. Mrs. H. p. Bachelor spent the holiday with her father In Huntington. The Civic, clnb da tiro hei, w Years evo at Coinnierrinl club hall provpil u most enjoyable affair, splendid music being be-ing furnished and punch nerved.