, 1922-07-13
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HANNA NOTES
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Mrs. Arthur T. Henkell and Mrs.
A. w. Ainsworth we're joint host.
esses at a most attractive luncheon
Thursday. at the home of Mrs. Hen
kell. The decorations we're carried
out in pink and blue. a basket OF
pink sweetpeas tied with blue
draped from the basket to the
places which were marked with
dainty place cards. Covers were laid
for Mesdames Joseph Briggs. Thomas
Butler. c. c. Martin, Thomas Love,
C. d. Williamson. James Massey,
John II. Cook. Ira J. Clark. Glenn G.
Stoddard. Otto Frederick. Robert
Milliken. Fred r. Wilson. Harry G.
Larson, Francis Wilson Of Erie, Colo.
X. B. ODER, Carl Wood. Chapman of
Laramie, S. E. Tolliver of Rawlins,
and. Mrs. Ainsworth and Mrs. Hen
kell.
Mrs. James Massey was hostess at
a delightful 800" party Saturday
afternoon. her guests included Mes
DANES John II. Cook. C. D.. William
SON, Ira Clark. Frank Amo5s. Thomas
Lovem. Thomas Butler. c. c. Martin,
A. T. Henkell. Joseph Briggs, A. w.
Ainsworth. Fred r.. Wilson. Henry
Jones. and F.. NJ. Mumm. Mrs. Cook
and Mrs. Ainsworth were the prize
winners.
Mrs. Joseph Briggs entertained at
Bridge Friday afternoon, her guests
included Mesdames A. r. Henkell
Robert Milliken. Glenn G. S%toddard.
John II. Cook, G. d. Williamson,
Harry G. Larson. r. B. Ober. Carl
Wood. and A. W. Ainsworth. The
prize was awarded to Mrs. Cook.
Miss Stella O'Malley celebrated
her thirteenth birthday last Satur-
day. She invited a number OF
friends to spend the afternoon with
her in honor of the occasion. Va
rious games were played and Miss
Sarah Dickinson was the lucky prize
winner. Those present were Misses
Mabel Wright. Anna Hodgson. Anna
Meekin. Rose Harrison. Eileen Lucas.
Sarah Dickinson, Lena Campbell,
Lucille Love, Essie Mylroie. Betsy
Gardner. Edna Clark, Evelyn Chris
Jensen. and Agnes Amoss.
July Fourth was the seventh birth
day of Robert and Ruby Mylroie. but
a. there were so many other things
going on that day. they celebrated
the fifth instead. and about twenty
Of their young friends were invited
to celebrate with them. The after
noon was spent playing happy chill
: eoAAoa, 0hO tAC party cuu0U
with the usual birthday cake and
goodies. without which no party for
children is complete.
Grace Louise Williamson was
hostess at a birthday party Satur-
day afternoon from $3.50 until 6, her
guests being Misses Doris S%herratt,
Margaret Buehler. Eloise Swearns,
Ruby Mylroie. Blossom and Edna
Frederick, Agnes Amoss, Dorothy
Wilson. Marion Milliken, Carol
Wood. Mary Elizabeth Quealy, Mas
tiers Jack Lee. Frank Maxson,
Charles Morgan. Robert Mylroie, Ar
thur Henkell and Robert Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Hughes re-
turned Saturday from Colorado.
where they nave been visiting Mrs.
Hughes parents for the past two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Massey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Paterson drove
through Encampment to FIT. Collins
last week. and spent a day or two.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Bennett and
baby arrived Tuesday evening in
their a from Denver. and are visit
ing Mrs. Benefits parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Ford and
children have returned home after
a months trip to Kansas.
Mrs. Francis Wilson OF Erie, Colo,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.
Larson.
Mr.. Otto Frederick. who has been
quite ill for the past ten days, is
back in the bank again.
Miss Katherine O'Brien Of Den
yer is visiting her neice, Mrs. Otto
Frederick.
Mrs. f. A. Brown of Laramie. who
spent several days visiting at Milo.
came in and visited the Buffers for
a day or two last week.
Mrs. Thomas Love and her daugh-
ter, Lucille, went to Laramie last
Thursday and returned Friday eve
ming.
Lionel Love rode out north last
week On his new horse, and spent q
week fishing and camping.
William Richardson was a Hanna
visitor Saturday from Elk Msun-
tain.
Mrs. John Quealy. Mrs. Nellie
Hansen. Phillis Hansen and Kath-
crime Wertheim drove in from Elk
Mountain Saturday.
Mr.. w. O.. Sodergreen came in
from Elk Mountain last Monday and
left for him home in Fort Collins.
Mrs. John Schneider came in
from the ranch Monday to do some
shopping.
Mr.. me Mrs. Joseph Fait and Mrs.
Orsen Reynolds were Hanna visitors
last Monday.
Robert Bruce came back from the
timber drive last week and re-
turned to his home in FIT. Collins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. K~uykendall Of
90
urday en- route to Elk Mountain.
where they spent the weekend.
Matt and Emil Nelson were bust
moss visitors from Medicine Bow
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Scott and Crystal