, 1921-11-17

wore pink crepe de chine. Among
those noticed from cut OF town at the
dance were Mrs. H. NJ. Craven Of
Laramie, Mrs. Camilla Herman of
Elk Mountain, Miss Crystal Scott Of
Medicine Bow. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Watkins Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Watkins,
Miss Flora Watkins, Miss Hazel Wat
kins of Difficulty, Gertrude Boberg,
and Katherine Werthiem of Elk
ountain.
The program presented by the
junior class of the high school last
Thursday morning vas splendid and
the young people are to be congratu-
lated upon the way they get these
entertainments up. The opening num-
Der was THE Star Spangled Banner"
sung by the entire high school. AL
bert Mylroie then recited in able
manner THE Blue and the Grey"
Dorothy Christensen read a histori-
cal essay which she had prepared.
and Grace Butler gave an interesting
reading entitled New Side Lights on
Theodore Roosevelt" The Junior
Girls, accompanied by Margaret
Mnmm sang three or four of the
popular songs in a most pleasing
manner. Charlie Steiner. from the
grades, brought down the house with
his clever little Rotations. and was
called back repeatedly. Tommy Hud-
son rendered a solo on the mouth
harp which was greatly enjoyed.
Perhaps the Head Liner on the
bill was the piano duet rendered by
Miss Margaret Mumm and Margaret
Erickson. for indeed this number was
very, very good. John Hudson re-
cited something or other, but as it
was recited out of the window, l
could not just grasp what 1t was
about. Helen Ellis recited that
beautiful old poem Goodbye jim,
but owing to the short time she had
to memorize it did not give it as we'll
as she otherwise would have done.
but it was we'll received anyway and
enjoyed. Margaret Mumm sang
Don't You Remember" very prettily.
The mornings entertainment was
appropriately brought to a close with
the singing OF America" by the
high school. A number Of the par
ents were in attendance and all ex-
ment.
Mrs. Richard B. Ober presided
over an attractive luncheon Saturday
at the home Of Mrs. C. w. Wood. In
the center of the table was a pump
| kin filled with luscious fruits, while
at each end was a silver candle stick
holding a bright red candle. The
places were marked by pretty little
cards suggestive of Thanksgiving
and contained the names OF the fol-
lowing guests. Mesdames c. w.
Wood, Fred r. Wilson. A. T. Hen
kell, Robert Milliken Harry G. Lar
son. Otto Frederick. Glenn G.. Stod-
dard and John H. Cook. The after
noon was spent playing auction
bridge.
Mrs. James Massey entertained
informally Tuesday evening. her
guests included Miss Olive Williams,
Miss Rose Wolverton. Miss Mary
Cornell, Miss Amanda Peterson,
Miss Georgene Balston. Miss Anne
Coughlin and Mrs. Bird Wolfin-
barger.
Mrs. James Walsh invited the r.
M. c. Girls to her home Thursday
evening. They spent the evening sew
ing and visiting, then Mrs. Walsh
brought out a nice little lunch which
all enjoyed. Her guests included
Mile Chadwick. Anna May Wilson.
Lena Campbell, Lizzie Jackson, Mabel
and Beth Wright.
Miss Marybelle Crilly presided
over a dinner Saturday evening. later
taking her guests to the picture
show. Enjoying her hospitality
we're Misses Mary Connen. Olive
Williams, Amanda Peterson and
Georgene Balston.
Misses Marie LePoidevan. Rose
Wolverton, Carolyn Shaffer and Ruth
Lewis were joint h%ostesses at a de-
their guests being Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Cook, James Massey, Messrs John
Massey. James Harrison, Bill Rus
sell and w. r. Heagney.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Mumm enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Brackley and the hosts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick enter
tanned at Monte Carlo Monday eve
ming. Those who participated in the
games were Messrs. and Mesdames
E. M Mumm, Fred r. Wilson. c. c..
Martin. E. H. Martin and G. D. Will
Hanson. Mrs. Wilson and Mr.. Will
Hanson carried off the prizes.
L. A. Rogers had as his dinner
guests Sunday evening at the Cot
tage Home Mrs. Lily Mikesell and
Miss Gladys Lucas.
Mrs. Fred c. Ford entertained Mrs.
Lily Mikesell and Mrs. Joe Lucas at
luncheon Monday. NJ
o. H. Meyer Of Elk Mountain was
a Hanna visitor Thursday.
Mrs. Edwardson. invited Mrs. Mike