, 1922-05-25
y Q q 4 = . . = .
. HANNA NOTES =
Q q 4 . u . & = q

Boxes OF ferns and flowers formed
the setting for the concert Friday
night at the opera house which the
Glee Club Of the Hanna High School
gave. This is the first time the
public has had IN opportunity to hear
this recently formed club, and 1t is
with regret that school closes too
soon for another entertainment to
r" given. Miss Johnson and Miss
Mau. who have been directing these
the splendid work they have started.
and their failure to return to Hanna
next year will be a genuine loss to
the school. 1t is surprising to find
how much real talent. in a musical
way, we have among the school chill
dren in Hanna, and this training has
been a very fine thing for them.
Margaret Mumm has a future to look
forward to II her voice receives the
cultivation it deserves. the full. rich
tones of her metzo-sopranO voice
have unusual quality. and her num-
bers were greatly enjoyed. Jessie
Lucas and Millicent Bailey sang a
pretty little duet, in a most pleasing
manner, Jessie has a sweet lyric so
prano. and Millicent a lovely mel
low contralto voice, both well worth
c~ultivating. and the audience was
sorry that Millicent did not sing
more, her part in the duet being
very small. Lillian Mylroie has a
pleasing soprano voice II song a
little light spring song very prettily.
Florence Sherratt gave a pianologue
In 4 delightful manner. she has dra-
matte as we'll as musical ability. Miss
Johnson added to the splendid pro-
gram by singing DAM beautiful
cloves Awakening" Vendla Hun
tala gave two r%ecitatiors that were
greatly enjoyed. The Glee Club sang
several songs en- chorus. Miss Mar
guerite Mau accompanied all num-
hers. The chorus included Misses
Ida Annala. Millie Chadwick. Cora
Ellis, Willamy Hughes. Vendala
Huhtala, Lydia Kivisto. Mamie
Lehto. Jessie Lucas. Hilda Malm-
berg. Lima Mackay. Margaret Mumm.
Lillian Mylroie. Hilma Ojala, Hilda
Pelkonen. Milicent Bailey, Emily
Campbell, Jeanie Haxton. Margaret
Jackson, Lillian Malmberg. Susie
Ridge. Fenus Scarpelli. Florence
Sherratt and Susie S%carpelli.
Mr.. and Mrs. Klaseen were hosts
at two delightful dinners last week.
On Tuesday evening they entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. James Massey. Miss
Rose Wolverton and Mr.. John Mas
sey. Friday evening covers were laid
for Misses Mary Council, Olive Will
liams, Amanda Peterson, Georgene
Balston and Mrs. Kelly Wilson.
Mrs. George Turner was a charm
ing hostess Tuesday evening when
she entertained at an informal card
party. Her guest list included Mes
danes f. NJ. Mumm. Richard B.
Oher, E. II. Martin, c. c. Martin.
Fred r. Wilson. Harry G. Larson,
A. d. Burford. Ira Clark. Harry Pits
ter. Carl Wood. Ivan Winchell. and
Thomas Love, Misses Georgene Balls
ton and Olive Williams.
Mrs. f. H. Martins home was the
scene OF a most enjoyable 500 par
ty Saturday afternoon. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Frederick and Mrs. Ober.
Others who enjoyed Mrs. Martins
hospitality were Mesdames A. T.
Henkell. Joe Briggs. T. H. Butler.
C. c. Martin. Thomas Love, Frank
Amoss, James Massey. Florence Will
hanson, Ira Clark. e. NJ. Mumm.
Fred r. Wilson. Sidney Morgan and
A. w. Ainsworth.
Mrs. Florence Williamson enter
tanned informally Tuesday evening
at a bingham party" Her guests
Messrs. and Mesdames John H..
Cook, G. G. Stoddard, Robert Mil
Joseph Briggs. Arthur T.
Henkell. Otto Frederick, Thomas
Rees, Misses Marybelle Chilly, Mary
Conneli, Amanda Peterson. Messrs.
c. D. williamson, r. B. Ober and
G. Heagney.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Dickinson
left Tuesday morning in their car for
where they will visit Mrs.
relatives for a few days.
Mr.. John Kellett spent Tuesday in
Hanna ON business.
Mr.. John Quealy came in from Elk
Tuesday afternoon on
business.
Mrs. Ray Riggs came down from
Saratoga Tuesday and spent a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Robert
Miiliken.
A large party of old-timers drove
to Carbon Cunday for the annual
cleanup Of the old Carbon cemetery.
This annual event was started a year
ago, and each year as many OF the
former residents of Carbon as can
conveniently do So, get together and
clean up the cemetery and get 1t in
shape for decoration day, and at the
same time enjoy a good old-fashioned
visit and talk over the good old
times. This year they had a very
nice day for their trip.
Mrs. Charles Mitchell and Miss
Hannah Heikkala drove In from the
Dana Meadows ranch Tuesday to do