Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-11-18
ARAuSTICE DAY PROGRAM
AND BANQUET WAS
VERY SUCCESSFUL

/ AAMA5tACo LAY was AAACNAy UNS &R Il
proprately observed in this city FRI
day as It was throughout the United
States, while the nation rendered
full homage to the unknown dead on
the third anniversary of the close
OF the World War.
services were held in the Mont
pelier Stake Tabernacle in tho after
noon under the auspices of the local
post of the American Legion and they
were attended by the largest crowd
ever recorded at similar services in
this city Judge d. c. Kunz deliv-
fered the address and the remainder
OF the program consisted OF appro-
priate songs, readings, and musical
selections.
The main feature of the day was
tho banquet given in the evening in
the Pavilion by the Montpelier Chap
ter OF American War Mothers, at
which all ex!-soldiers of Montpelier
and their partners, and the Gold Star
parents were guests. There were
about eighty ex-soldiers present, and
lclose to two hundred people in all,
and all voted the War Mothers sup
per and entertainment "the best yet. :"
The menu consisted of roast turkey
with all "the trimmings" to which a
large crowd present did justice.
/ Mrs. John Beckwith led In the
singing of the Dovology, followed by
the Address OF Welcome ON behalf
df the guests and toasts we're given
by Mrs. e. L. McCIave, Mrs. Charles
Gaskins, Alma Winters, Leonard
Malesbury, Mr.. Ganake and Mr.. Sat
lterIee, with Alan Richards, as toast
master. The ex-service men also
joined in singing Katie" and "over
There"
A dance in the Pavilion. which was
attended by o large crowd closed the
days entertainment program in this
city. =
Mrs. w. w. Clark, Mrs. Joseph
Perkins, Mrs. Albert Hansen. and
Mrs. Sterling Jensen entertained at
a shower last Tuesday night in honor
OF Mrs Cyrel Dayton OF Lanark, for
merly Miss Myrtle Toomer, at the
home OF Mrs. Theodore Dayton, Mrs.
Dayton received many beautiful gifts.
A delicious luncheon was served.
Mr., and Mrs. w. w. Clark enter
tained at a dinner at their home In
Georgetown Friday in honor of their
daughter, Vera, who was married
last Wednesday in Logan, Utah, to
Walter Sullivan of Pocatello, Idaho.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Royal
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Clark and Mrs. Hyrum
Holmes of Montpelier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Clark of Geneva and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Sullivan of Pocatello.
Mrs. Woodruff Clark, Mrs. William
Clark, Mrs. Royal Clark and Miss
Malone Mumford entertained at 8
miscellaneous shower at the First
: ward meeting house Saturday even.
: ing in honor of MRS. Walter Sullivan
formerly Miss s.dEtkrk. Mrs
Sullivan received many beautiful
gifts. Games were enjoyed and re-
freshments served to about sixty in.
vited guests.
ssss
A number of friends gave a sur.
; prise party last Thursday evening
for Mildred Myers at her home II
this city. The evening was spent II
. playing games and dainty refresh
A ments were served. Those who at
8 tended were Kenneth schoup. Izoli
. Dunn, Joe Rich, Wyona Dunn, Reet
r Hansen, Kathryn Moore, Leonora
I Cushing, Jay Davis, Maude Williams
Richard Collipriest, Lester Locks
. and Gensvieve Cruikshank.
. eas
: DIR. and Mrs. F. II. Leighty enter
c tanned at a duck supper in honor o
J. DIR. and Mrs. SmedIey Of Soda Spring
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