, 1921-07-14
HANNA NOTES

soon iOf california to reside. has
been the incentiv" for numerous
smart affairs in the past week. On
Wednesday eveninG Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Butler presided over a very
informal, but nOne the less enjoy
able dinner party in honor of the
AndcrsOns, covers We're laid for ten.
Another delightful dinner was given
Friday evening at the hon of Mr..
and Mrs. Oliver Buehler. their guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and
children.
Mrs. Anderson was the guest of
honor Saturday afternoon when Mrs.
Otto Frederick entertained at a
Monte Carlo Whist party. The
prize winners were Mrs. Dorothea
Wilson and Mrs. John II. Cook. The
guest list included Mesdames Ander-
son, George Wilson, +. H.. Martin,
Arthur Henkell. Joseph Briggs. John
II. Cook, G. G. Martin. DOrothea Will
son, G.. ID. Williamson. James Massey.
Ira Clark. Harry G. Larson. A. N.
Doggctt OF Denver, Robert Milliken,
+. NJ. Mumm, Fred K. Wilson. John
Bcrrian Hughes. A. w. Ainsworth,
Richard b, Ober and p. W. Waghorn,
Misses Olive Williams and LA Lep-
pOnen.
The home of Mrs. c. D. William
son was the scene of "A charmingly
informal 800" party Monday after
noon, at which Mrs. Andersr, occu-
plea the place of honor. r. guests
were members of the 500, III and
included Mcsdames Anderson, E. H.
Martin, A. T. Henkell, Joseph Briggs,
George Wilson, C.. G. Martin, E. NJ.
Mumm. Fred r. Wilson. John Ber-
rian Hughes. A. w. Ainsworth.
Richard b. ODER. Ira Clark and Otto
Frederick. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. A.. T. Henkell and Mrs. Otto
Frederick.
A dinner of smart appointments
was presided over Wednesday eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T. Hen
kell as a parting compliment to Mrs.
Anderson. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
D. Williamson. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Frederick and the hosts.
Harley PomerOy entertained at a
happy little party Monday afternoon,
the occasion being his fifth birthday.
The little tots played games on the
lawn all afternoon and toward eve
ming were taken into the house
where a wonderful birthday cake and
lucious ice crearl was served to them.
Those enjoying the affair were
Misses Willetta Warburton, Ruby
Mylroie. Margaret Buehler. Eloise
Swearns, Blossom Edna Frederick,
Grace Louise Williamson, Bertha
Ekman, Francis Wilkes, Mildred
Miller. Doris Sherratt. and Agnes
Amoss: Masters Frank Maxson, Jack
Lee. Robert Mylroie. Arthur Henkell
Jr., Robert Frederick. Alex Briggs,
Louis Williams, Everett Winchell.
Raymond Jones. Rodney McLennon,
Lack and Edward uoncap
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. McClelland
were the guests of honor at a party
over which Mr.. and Mrs. E. H..
Mumm presided Friday evening.
Those present were Messrs. n Mes
danes McClelland, Fred r. Wilson,
Harry G. Larson. Joseph Briggs and
A. w. A~insworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hughes en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. McClel-
land at dinner Thursday evening.
DR.. II Mrs. Glenn G. Stoddard
had Mr.. and Mrs. Robert MiIliken in
for dinner Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Siltamaki, a bride
this month. was the popular inspira-
ton for a beautifully arranged card
party II miscellaneous shower over
which Mrs. Gus Siltamaki presided
Friday evening in her spacious home
at Elmo. The charming bride was
the recipient of many beautiful and
useful gifts which will add greatly
20 the attractiveness of her new
home. Those who enjoyed the af-
fair were Mcsdames Louis A. Vii
liams. DOrothea Wilson. Andrew Mat
son, Maggie Reese, Henry Peterson.
Oscar Annala, John Huhtala, Matt
Huhtala. Albert .Aho, Henry Kuop-
Dala. Gust FagerhOlm. Charles Wist,
William Rytkoncn, John Dexter,
Nestor hite. Misses Ida Siltamaki.
Ida and Lempi Annala. Katheryn
Wertheim, Muriel Hansen, Fannie
Hilda and Lille Malmberg, Vendala
Huhtala. Hilda Peterson, lila Lep-
ponen. Lempi Matson. Veino Parkko.
Ellen Dickinson. Olive Williams and
Betty Christiansen.
The cellar at Mrs. Chris Ander-
sons home was looted last Saturday
night, and everything. including a
goodly store of c;\led fruit, eggs,
vegetables and their Sunday dinner,
were taken. Mrs. Anderson. very
good naturally, said that if they
needed the food, etc. more thar she
did. it is all right. hut she would APP
preciate it greatly if the thief would
return the empty jars.
Two young Hanna boys have gone
out for some adventure, finding life
in Hanna too dull for them. They
are Gust Ojala, aged sixteen and
Jack Gladd, aged fifteen. They left
on a w~estbound freight Sunday eve
ming and neglected to leave word as
to their destination. or as to how
long they expected to be gone.
Gust Matson spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in ann On business.
Frank Davis, better known as
Taffey. left last week for an ex-
tended motor trip through Illinois.