, 1921-05-12

A number Of pre-nuptial affairs
are being planned in honor OF MISS
Anne Glasgow who will become the
bride of Jack Cook early in June.
Miss Glasgow has taught school In
Hanna several years and has made
many warm friends in that time.
The score or more young high
school girls who are members OF the
Domestic Science class. prepared and
served under the direction of their
teacher, Miss Mau, a most delicious
dinner last Thursday evening as q
compliment to the Senior Class. The
ia BILE in the Domestic Science Hall
where the dinner was served was
daintily decorated in pink and white
and in the center was . huge bowl
Of pink and white sweet peas, At each
place was . pretty pink nut basket
and hand-painted cards designated
places for Misses Esther Kangas.
! Mary Ellen Sherratt, Mary v. Con-
nell, Amanda Peterson, Anne Cough
lin, Mrs. Alfred L.. Wilson and
George Mylroie. Misses Margaret
Campbell and Millicent Bailey acted
as hostesses for the class and were
seated with the guests, while the
others cooked and served the fol-
lowing: fruit cocktail. creamed chick
en-, French fried potatoes. stuffed
tomatoe salad, hot biscuits, lemon
ice. cake, minis and coffee. The
above menu is a menu that many an
experienced cook would be proud to
serve, and it is splendid that our
young girls are able to do 80 we'll
and the town people are proud OF
them.
c. D. Williamson went to Laramie
Tuesday on business.
John w. Hay was a Hanna visitor
Tuesday.
The Club Rooms were broken in
to last Wednesday night and the
thief got away with quite q little
change from the cash drawers, and
about a hundred dollars from Mike
Postolas' barber shop. 1t IL thought
that it was someone travelling
through. Is nothing except money
was taken. MFR. Postolas had Just
drawn the money from the bank az
he expected to leave early the next
morning for Cumberland to attend a
wedding.
Bishop Thomas came from Chey-
enne Sunday for Confirmation, this
was the largest class ever presented
In Hanna. Those who were confirm
ed we're Mrs. Dorothea Wilson,
Misses Tommy Dickinson, Jane
Wright, Beth Wright, Mabel Wright,
Willamy Hughes, Betsy Dickinson,
Alice and Mary Hodgson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Quealy and
daughter were Hanna visitors Sat
urday from Elk Mountain.
John c. Jack was in town Tuesday
from his ranch.
Mrs. l.. A. Williams will entertain
the 800" Club Saturday.
Mrs. c. d. Williamson entertained
at a kensington Saturday afternoon
as a parting compliment to Mrs.
Thomas Love. Those present were
Mesdames Love, James Massey, Ira
Clark. Joseph Briggs, A. T. Henkell,
Louis A. Williams and Otto Freder-
lex.
The teachers at 227 entertained
at a miscellaneous shower last Tues
day evening In honor Of Mrs. William
Brisbane. those who. showered the
young bride with pretty things for
her new home were Mesdames Rob-
ert Milliken. John Hughes, A. D.
Burford. Alfred l.. Wilson, Misses
Marguerite Mau, Anne Coughlin,
Anne Glasgow, Crystal Scott, Mary
V. Cornell. Amanda Peterson, Olive
Williams, Georgene Balston. Gladys
Lockard, Lillian Lockard, Rose VOL
v~erton, apd Marie LIE Poidevan.
MI. and Mrs. Joe Briggs presided
over a smart dinner Sunday in honor
Of Mrs. Thomas Love. Covers were
laid for Messrs. and Mesdames Love,
A. w. Ainsworth, A. T. Henkell, Ira
Clark and the hosts.
Miss Olive Williams and DR.. L. A..
Williams we're called to Denver last
Wednesday by the serious illness of
their mother, the doctor returned on
Tuesday and reported that his moth
er's condition was improved some
what, but that she is still in serious
condition:
]. A. Boyer of Rock Springs STOP
ped over a day In Hanna enroute to
his home from Denver.
Arthur Tenant came in from his
ranch Wednesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jackson, Mr..
and Mrs. James Massey, Dick Norris
and John Massey went down to
Laramie Friday to attend the ball
game. Dick is trying out for the
Laramie team.
Mrs. Hannah Doherty came in
from Elk Mountain Thursday and
left on No. 4 for Medicine Bow,
where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Cheesbrough.
Mrs. George B. Pryde Of Rock
Springs spent several days in Hanna
last week visiting friends.
Mrs. Charles Hudson left Friday
for Laramie. where she will visit a
few days with friends.
MIR. and Mrs. E. L. Richardson
were here Friday on their way to
their home in Elk Mountain from
Rawlins.
Thomas Gibson OF Rock Springs is
spending a few days in Hanna on
Safety First business.
Cecil E. Brown of Cheyenne spent
several days in Hanna in the inter-
ests Of the Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co.
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