, 1922-02-16
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HANNA NOTES

N~s. Henry Jones' attractive little
home was the scene OF a most en-
joyable 800" party last Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. J. w. Jones won the
prize. Those who enjoyed Mrs.
Jones' hospitality were Mesdames
Frank Amoss. Thomas Butler. c.
Ke:tiey, James Massey, Arthur 7.
Henkell, Cecil C. Martin, Otto Fred
erick. Joseph Maxson, Hugh Kenny.
Richard B. Ober. Robert Cummings,
Jack Lee, Hannah Lee. Maggie Reese.
G. w. Hughes. Florence l.. William
son. Percy Washorn, J.. w. Jones
and John While.
The beautifully appointed dinner
over which Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Briggr and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur T.
Henkell presided Friday evening at
the home of the Henkell's was n
OF ,he largest and most delightful
ever given in Hanna. Mrs. Florence
Williamson Of Denver. vas the in
SEPARATION for the affair. The dec
orations wer0 suggestive of Valen-
tines Day. Dinner was served on
small tables, which were afterward
cleared and used for $500. Covers
were laid for Mrs. Williamson, DR..
and Mrs. Glenn G. Stoddard, DR.. and
Mrs. r. A. Smithm. DR.. and Mrs. L.
A. Williams; Messrs. and Mesdames
Richard B. ODER, A. y. Burford, Ed
ward M. Mumm. c. G. Martin. John
B. Hughes. A. w. A;~sworth. Robert
Milliken, Fred R. Wilson, John H.
Cook, Harry G.. Larson, Thomas
Love, Otto Frederick, and Mr.. c. d.
Williamson. Mrs. Williamson was
presented with a pretty drinking cup
in q leather case. as a guest prize.
Mrs. Otto Frederick and Mr.. John
Cook won the first prizes. while Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Milliken were given
the consolation prizes.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Briggs
and Mrs. Henkell entertained at an
other card party at which the guest
list included Mesdames f. H.. Martin,
Alex Klaseen, Ia J. Clark. Harry
Pfister, James Massey. Frank Amoss.
Henry Jones. 8. y. Briggs. Tho,4as
Butler. George Wilson. Percy Wag-
horn. AVID Ernest Holmes Of KEN
merer, Misses Anne Coughlin, Mar
guerite Mau, Georgene Balston.
Amanda Peterson. Mary V. Cornell
and Olive Williams. Prizes at the
party were awarded to Mrs. Frank
Amoss e-d Mrs. Alex Klaseen.
Mrs. Bird Wolfinbarger contribute
ed to Tia festive week by entertain
ing a raw Of her friends at a card
party Saturday evening. at the home
of Mr.. Gwen Jones. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jones.
Misses Olive Williams, MarybeITe
Cril'y. Georgene Balston and Amanda
Pederson: Messrs. James FaccineElf,
Tom Meekin, Alec Greenwood and
Heagney.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs Florence
Williamson and Mrs. Otto Frederick
entertained at a Valentine party
Their guests included Mesdame!
Robert Millken, Glenn G. stoddard
Thomas Love, Frank Amoss. Henri.
Jones, Joseph Maxscn, Sidney Nor
gan. John Quealy, F.. H. Martin
,Shotliff, Fred R. Wilson. Harry G
Larson, E. NJ. Mumm. A. w. Aims
worth, Ivan Winchell and Miss Mary
bell. Chilly.
Little Marion Milliken had q va
en.ire party Tuesday afternoon I
which she invited a number OF M
yor-g school mates.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mr.
Ere larick and Mrs. Williamson e
terta;ned at cards. Those invited
the evening affair were Messrs. Al
Mechanics Arthur T. Henkell. tho
"a EULER, c. c. Martin, A. D.. u,
ford. James Massey. John H. Coo
trhcmas Reese. Joseph Briggs P.
wocNorn. Richard B.. Ober. Mis-
Mary Council. Olive Williar
Amanda Peterson, Georgene Baise
Cr-c+al Scott and Mr.. Frank GlasE
and Mr.. C. D. Williamson.
The H. O. A. Club met at the no
Of Muriel and Edith Crawford
week. They spent a very pleas
eyening sewing on their towels. WI
Mrs. Crawford entertained them Y
several selections on the organ A
a very tempting lunch the girls