, 1922-03-09

oSoNS oAA III EI0AA OL88kOW.
Mrs. Otto Frederick entertained
her bridge luncheon club Saturday.
Pink and white were the colors used
in decorations. pink ose being the
c~enterpiece on the table. Covers we're
laid for Mesdames Florence L. Will
hanson. Richard B. Ober, Arthur T
Henkell, Joseph Briggs. John II.
Cook. Harry G. Larson, G. G.. Stod-
dard and the hostess.
Miss 1nez Molyneaux entertained
the II. y. A. Club at the NJ. E. Church
on Tuesday evening. February 23rd.
the girls spent the evening in the
usual manner sewing and PLAYING
games. Lunch was served at eipht.
thirty to Misses Agnes Haxtou.
Louise Wolfinbarger. Leitha Fearn'
Katherine Henderson,, Anna Annala.
Veina Parkko. Tommy Dickinson
Pearl Nelson. Emily Ellis, Ruth
Erickson. Nellie Molyneaux, Mar
garet Erickson, Roberta Molyneaux.
Essie Mylroie, Muriel and Edith
Craeford. Betsy Gardner, Margaret
Buehler and Mrs. Oliver Buehler,
Evelyn Christensen was a dainty
little hostess Tuesday evening when
she entertained the Il. B. Club in her
wac SpelIL BE =
Ing n crocheting. after which re-
freshments were served. Those pres
ent were Misses lila Tate, Lena Erick-
on. Alice Veitch. Mary Veitch, Elsie
Steiner. Ruth holland, Ina Lepponen.
Hazel Jones. Lillian Henderson,
Elizabeth Rae, Edith Whites and Mrs.
]. c. Mylroie.
Among the Hanna people who went
to Rawlins to attend the knights of
Columbus Ball last Monday were
Misses Jessie Lucas. Lima Maxi:
Messrs. James Walsh. Jr.. Roy Cum
mings. Thomas Meekin. James Harri-
son. James McArdle, and W. r.
Heagney.
Mrs. James Massey has issued in
vitations for two parties which she
Will preside over Thursday and Fri
day OF this week in honor of Mrs.
Florence l.. Williamson, who has
been visiting here several months,
and who Is leaving mex week for
Chicago.
MIR. and Mrs. Crawshaw are the
proud parents of a baby girl. who
made her appearance into the world
on Friday last.
Last week letters were received in
Hanna from Mr.. and Mrs. H. X.
YamamotO Of Yokohama Japan, en-
a picture of themselves with
a dear little baby girl. whose name,
letters said. Is Takato. Mr.. and
Mrs. famamota were Hanna resi-
dents for a number OF years, Mr..
having been manager of
he store In Jap town and Interpreter
for some time. They left Hanna over
twO years ago to make their home in
Japan.
Mrs. P. w. Waghorn left Tuesday
morning for Maston, Mass. where
she will remain for some time.
Carl Dolling Of Elk. Mountain was
business visitor In Hanna Saturday.
]. j. Mitchell has returned from
Springs.
Martin Hagen. manager of the Big
Creek Tie Camp, was a Hanna visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. John Quealy and daughter.
Mary Elizabeth, who have been visit
Ing in Rawlins and Denver for sew
eral weeks, arrived in Hanna Satur-
day night. and owing to the extreme
cold and bad roads. they we're un-
able to get II to their home in Elk
They were guests Of Mrs.
Reese several days.
Mrs. c. C. Martin and Mrs. E. H:
spent Thursday in Laramie
Mrs. Jack Cook went to Medicine
Bow Friday and spent the day visit
ing the Scots. Miss Crystal Scott re-
turned home with her that evening
and stayed here over the weekend.
Mrs. I. Sherratt wen to Medicine
Bow Thursday to get her little
daughter Doris. WHO has been visiting
her aunt; Mrs. Winfield Scott for the
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Waghorn pre-
over a very elaborate dinner
Sunday evening At the Hanna Hotel.
Covers, were laid for Messrs. and
Ira Clark, John H. Cook,
Arthur T. Henkell. Joseph Briggs.
Otto Frederick. Richard B. ODER,
Mrs. Florence l.. Williamson and Mr..
c. D. williamson.
Alfred Johnson of the Basin ranch,
who suffered q broken lag last week, !
is in the Hanna hospital and is get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. Robert Molyneaux has been
taken to the hospital again. her
friends will be grieved to learn that
Mrs. Molyneaux Is in a very serious
condition.
Carpenter work vas completed on
the Episcopal Church this week. and
the painting will be finished probab-
ly next week. but owing to the plans
Of Bishop Thomas, he will not be
able to be here to open the church
this Sunday as was expected. SO 1t
will not be opened until the Bishops
return from California. which will
possibly be in another week. An in
teresting feature will be the old
cross taken from the church in Car
bon. which will be placed inside the
church. as it is too badly weather
worn to be raised outside. This cross
adorned the very first church aver
built in Wyoming, which was In
Cheyenne. The whole building was
moved on a flat car, many, many