, 1921-11-10
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HANNA NOTES .
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Mrs. John Quealy's pretty home at
Elk Mountain was the scene OF a
most enjoyable party on Friday eve
ming. three car loads of Hanna mot
Ored out to be present. The evening
was spent playing cards and dane
ing. after which the guests adjourn
ed tG the spacious dining room where
4 delicious supper was served. Those
present were Mrs. Bird Wolfin-
barger. Misses Marybelle Crilly.
Mary V. Council, Amanda Peterson,
Katherine Wertheim. Elizameth Ma
honey of Rawlins. Anne Coughlin,
Rernice Bishop. Katherine Doherty,
MeSsrs. Joe Evans. Carl Schoen.
Peter Schoen, Thomas Hughes,
Thomas Meekin. Roy Cummings, w.
II. Heagney and James Faccinelli.
Mrs. Fred r. Wilson entertained
Saturday in her usual charming
manner. her guests were the members
of the 800" Club and others, they
included Mesdames E. NJ. Mumm. l..
A. Williams. A. w. Ainsworth,
Arthur T. Henkell, Cecil c. Martin,
\. d. Burford. Thomas Love, Ira
clark. Pfister. Glenn G. Stoddard.
CO Frederick, Harry G.. Larson.
t'ri wood. Richard B. Ober. George
TAI! lor and Miss Marie L~ePoidevan.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Carl
Wood and Mrs. Ira Clark.
Mrs. Joseph Woods entertained in
formally Thursday evening. An i'm
promptu musical program was en-
joyed by her guests who included
Misses Mary V. Connell, Olive Will
liams. Marybelle Crilly. Georgene
Balston. Amanda Peterson. Mrs.
Bird Wo~lfinbarger. Mr.. Tom Meekin
and Jos. Richards.
Mrs. S. I. ROdda was hostess at a
little sewing party Friday afternoon.
Those who enjoyed her hospitality
were Mrs. Lily Mikesell. Mrs. J. r.
Mann and Mrs. C, J. Kettley.
The H. o. A. Club spent a very
pleasant evening at the home of
Betsy Gardner last week. While the
girls sewed faithfully on their towels
and visited. Mrs. Gardner prepared
a dainty luncheon which she served
at $50, in the dining room. The
members of this club are the girls
in Mrs. Oliver Buehlers Sunday
School Glass. Those present were
Mrs. Buehler, Tommy Dickinson,
Pearl Nelson. Essie Mylroie. Agnes
Haxton. Muriel Crawford. Dorothy
Milliken. Katherine Henderson,
Letha Fearn and Inc Molyneaux.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. R. Mann enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening,
owe being laid for eight.
Mrs. George Crank had Mrs. J. w.
Jones and Mrs. Charley KettIey in
for luncheon Thursday.
Mrs. Hugh Kenny, Mrs. George
Crank and Mrs. J. W. Jones spent
the afternoon with Mrs. William
Clegg Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright have
returned from Salt Lake where they
spent their honeymoon.
Mrs. Joseph Briggs returned Sum
day evening from Denver where she
has been for several weeks, visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mclean. She
brought the W younger Mclean
children with her n will have them
here until their mother fully re-
covers from her recent serious i'll.
ness.
Mrs. Jennie Radcliffe came in from
Leo Monday on business.
Mrs. Bert Tavelli was happily sur
prised last Tuesday evening when a
flock of friends happened in on her
about seven o'clock n spent the
evening with her and Mr.. Tavelli. in
honor of her t~wenty-first birthday.
The guests brought with them a de-
licious two course lunch, and some
very handsome birthday gifts for
Mrs. Tavelli. The evening was spent
in playing various games. dancing.
singing and Mr.. Tavelli furnished no
small part of the pleasure by render
ing several violin solos. The guests
included Messrs. and Mesdames Gus
Collins. Joe Jackson, Sam Crawshaw.
Edward Flannery, Joe Lucas, Roy
Jackson. Miss Gladys Lucas. Mrs.
Lily Mikesell and Mr.. Mark Jack
son
Mrs. Gus Collins presided over a
luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs.
Lily Mikesell of Kansas City. Covers
We're laid for Mrs. Mikesell, Mrs. Roy
Jackson. Mrs. Joe Jackson. Mrs.
Bert Tavelli and the hostess.
Another pretty luncheon in honor
Of Mrs. Mikesell was given by Mrs
Joe Lucas on Wednesday,. places be-
ing laid for Mrs. C. j. Kettley, Mrs.
J. K. Mann, the guest Of honor and
the hostess.
John S. Evans was a business Wis
itor in Hanna from the Crossing on
Friday.
Dean D. W. Thornberry spent
Sunday in Hanna. He held COM
muniOn services in the Episcopal