, 1921-06-02
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ana JOhn ii. COOK which VIII take
place Saturday. June fourth In Salt
Lake City. Miss Glasgow, who Is
q very unusual and original girl,
will depart from the usual white
satin and orange blossoms, nor will
she wear the alternative tailored
suit. Her wedding gown is of Afri-
can brown taffeta, the narrow skirt
is very short and is overhung with a
silk cobweb' lace Of the same shade.
I'VE this are hung petal shaped
plated ruffles. The waist which has
surplice style Of the taffeta, one
sidewrapping entirely around the
waist, forming the girdle and is
finished at the left side with a bunch
OF orange colored velvet flowers. Her
pretty head will be crowned with a
small hat OF orange colored georg-
cite and straw. the brim is made
square and a quill of the same shade
is stuck smartiy through the left
side. Her feet will be clad in silk
hose and beaded slippers to match
her gown. A boQuet Of yellow
Ophella roses will replace the custo-
nary brides roses. There will be no
attendants and Immediately after
the ceremony the bride and groom
will depart for California where they
will spend q month. After July
fifth they will be at home to their
friends in Hanna.
Miss Anne Glasgow was the hon
ored guest at a delightful card
party and kitchen shower over which
Miss Marguerite Mau and Miss Anne
Couhglin presided Tuesday evening.
The guest list included Mesdames
Ivan Winchell, Otto Frederick. c. D.
Williamson. Fred c. Ford. Arthur T.
Henkell. James Massey. P. w. Wag-
horn, A. D. Burford, Glenn G. Stod-
dard. Misses Crystal Scott, Olive
Williams. Mary v. Cornell, Amanda
Peterson and Anne Glasgow.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell and Mrs.
Lucy Patton came in from the Dana
Meadows ranch and spent the day
in Hanna visiting friends.
H. J. Slack is in q very critical
condition at the Hanna Hospital. He
was brought in Monday from his
ranch, where he has been i'll several
days. 1t is thought he has spotted
fever, caused from Q tick bite.
Fred Nelson of Medicine Bow was
a business visitor in Hanna Tues
day.
John Mosgrove OF Rock Springs
came down to attend the Decoration
Day services at Carbon.
Mrs. H. A. France OF Rawlins
spent Monday in town visiting Mrs.
John A. Jackson.
Mrs. Maggie Reese and Mrs.
Sarah Dickinson left Tuesday morn
ing for Denver where they will spend
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friends.
o. A. Graves was a business caller
here Tuesday.
Matt Matson ran into a clothes
line with his car Tuesday and broke
the windshield, in order to save his
face from the glass he held up his
arm, and his hand was cut quite
badly.
w, f. Dryer was in town Tuesday
In the interests Of Swift & Company.
Mrs. Charles Ainsworth is i'll with
tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Reese were
among those who drove over to Car
bon Decoration Day.
Mrs. C. C. Martin entertained the
800" Club Saturday afternoon In
her home. Mrs. E. H. Martin and
Mrs. A. #. Henkell were awarded
the prizes for the highest scores.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Martins
hospitality were Mesdames E. H.
Martin, A. T. Henkell, Joseph Briggs,
George Wilson, A. D. Burford, Rob-
ert Milliken. Ira Clark, Otto Fred
erick, e. M. Mumm, Fred Wilson, G.
H. Turner, and Miss Olive Williams.
A jolly party Of Hanna people en-
joyed a motor trip over to the Medi-
cine Bow Lodge above Saratoga on
Sunday. After climbing the noun
tains and participating in a real old
fashioned snow fight the party took
dinner at the lodge, late in the aft
ernoon they started for Hanna and
stopped outside OF Saratoga to enjoy
a picnic supper on the banks Of the
Platte River. In the party were
Messrs. and Mesdames Richard B.
ODER, Otto Frederick, Mrs. DOrothea
Wilson, Misses Anne Glasgow, Mar
guerite Mau, Crystal Scott. Olive
williams and Amanda Peterson,
Messrs. C. d. Williamson. Thomas
Meredith, and Frank Glasgow. Mas
tiers Rice ODER aud Robert Frederick.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas d. Richard
son brought their young son in to
the hospital Saturday where he is
under treatment for ear trouble.
Mrs. A. w. Ainsworth has been
confined to her bed with tonsilitis
for several days.
Mrs. Arthur r. Henkell and young
son Arthur are visiting Mrs. Henk-
ellis sister. Mrs. Chapman. in Lara
ME this week.
Fred c. Ford has gone to Denver
to purchase . car.
Mrs. Alfred L. Wilson went to
Laramie Friday and spent three days
there visiting her Aister, Nina Lem
mon.
Miss Marybelle Chilly went up to
Ravlins Decoration day.
The Byneopers Jazz Band of Salt
Lake City gave q dance at the QperA
House Saturday might. There Vasl
but q small CROWD ID attendaRce. but
they enjoyed themselves thoroughly.