, 1922-11-23
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HANNA NOTES

The days are already filled to
Overlooking with preparations for
Christmas, the church guilds have
been working industriously on fancy
work to make attractive gifts. The
Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church held
their sale asst Friday, and had for
n n large selection of pretty and
useful things, which were snapped
up in short order. On December
first three gifted and talented young
women will hold a sale of hand
made articles at the home of Mrs. '
G. G. Stoddard on Front Street, be-
sides Mrs. %Stoddard. Mrs. John H
Cook and Miss Crystal Scott are
busy preparing for this sale. On
December eighth, at the Opera
house the last of the public sales will
be held by the members of St. Mar
garet's Guild. This n promises to
be UP to the usual standard of the
Guild sales. A unique feature of
this bazaar will be the Tea Room
which will be run cafeteria style,
and n may have anything from a
dish of sherbet or cup of coffee to a
fair sized lunch OF supper.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
c. Martin learned this week with dis
tinct regret that. with their children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin are leaving the
first of the week for California
where they will make their home.
Mr.. Martin has beer agent in Ham
for the past three years, and in tina
time both he and his wife have made
many warm friends who will miss
them greatly.
Thursday evening the 800" Club
is giving a farewell party for the
Martins at tho hama nf Mr. anI Nrc
A. Il. Henkell. The evening will be
spent playing cards and at the close
The guests of honor will be present
ed with a nice gift from the members
of the club. Those who will partici-
pate in this affair are Messrs and
Mesdames Martin, Henkell, Joseph
Briggs. Thomas Butler. Thomas
Love, Frank Amoss, f. II. Martin
Otto Frederick. G.. ID. Williamson,
James Massey, Ira Clark, E. NJ
Numm. Fred r.. Wilson, John b.
Hughes, A. w. Ainsworth, A. d.
Burford, Il. b. ODER and Mrs. Shot
life.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. John II.
Cook entertained st. Margaret's
Guild in her home. Those present
were Mesdames Hugh Kenny. Henry
Jones, A. T. Henkell. Sidney Morgan.
Collin Hodgson, C. J. Gettley, C. ID.
Williamson. Otto Frederick. James
Massey, Thomas Love and the
hostess. O.
Miss M%arybelle Chilly and Mrs
Otto Frederick were joint hostesses
at "A Monte Carlo party Friday eve
ming. Before the card playing be-
gan the guests were given pencils
and paper and asked to write the
names of the prominent people whose
pictures were pinned on the wall
most of whom were of political and
theatrical fame. Miss Ann Cough
lin and Miss Alice Christensen tied
for the prize. which went to Miss
Coughlin. Prizes for the card game
We're awarded to Miss lie Poidevin
and Miss Christensen. The guest
list included Misses Ann Coughlin.
inertia MoMillen. Oselia Stendahl.
Maurine Mason. Olive williams, Mary
V. Council. Gertrude Bliss. Amanda
Peterson, Ann Klaseen, lila Lep-
ponen, Ruth Henderson. Marie LIS
Poidevin. Beatrice whitney. Esther
Roberts. Esther Hagert. Alice Chris
Jensen, Mrs. Thomas Rees. Mrs. C. d.
Williamson and Mrs. Nellie Toovey
Mcdaniel of Denver. /
Mrs. Thomas Butler extended her
hospitality in a most delightful nan
ner Saturday afternoon. Five Hun
dred was the diversion OF the after
noon, at which Mrs. Cecil c. Marion
and Mrs. Joseph Briggs were award
ed the prizes for high scores. Others
who enjoyed the afternoon were
Mesdames F.. M. Mumm. Lenhart OF
Green River, Fred II. Wilson. A.
w. Ainsworth, Ira Clark. James
Massey. Otto Frederick, Frank
Amoss. Thomas Love. F.. II. Martin.
Joseph Briggs, Arthur T. Henkell.
Susie Mangan, Ivan Winchell. Nellie
r. McDaniels. X. b. Ober. Fanny
Shotliffe. and Miss Grace Butler.
Master Dean Burford invited
twelve of his friends to his home
Tuesday afternoon to help him cele-
brate his fourth birthday. After a