, 1922-01-05
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HANNA NOTES
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Under false ceiling OF purple,
gold and red crepe paper streamers.
the soft glow from the blue and red
lights fell on a happy gathering of
Hanna people last Saturday evening,
when the Knights Of Pythias gave
their annual ball at the Opera House
As t!lo guests entered they were pre-
scented with paper carnival caps,
which added a touch Of gayety to the
affair. Even gowns and light colOred
dresses were conspicuous by their
absence. most every one choosing
sport clothes or cloth dresses. a few
exceptions to the general tone being
Mrs. Henry Jones, a recent bride,
who wore her wedding gown of pale
blue satin yelled in filmy silver lace.
Miss Ruth Dodds OF Laramie, a
dainty slip of a girl. who floated
about in a frock Of palest yellow sat
in. which hung from her shoulders
In angel wing effect and was caught
to the waist by a black velvet rib
bon slipped through the narrow
slashes at front and back and hung
On streamers down the back. Mrs.
William Wright was another who
chose a light color. her costume be-
Ing a yellow crepe de chine skirt,
with a heavily beaded georgette waist
made with the new flaring sleeves.
Mrs. Eugene Corrigan wore her we'd
ding gown of Harding blue satin over
which was draped fairy like flounces
OF g%eorgette crepe beaded in crystal
beads. Alice Christensen looked
beautiful and almost oriental in a
dancing frock Of Christmas red sat
in beaded and embroidered in black.
HiJIn MolVOhnrr 1nO1DI I~- L~.t L.
q gown Of Tomato red georgette,
beautifully trimmed in irredescent
beads. Laura Crym's lovely gown
was of black chiffon velvet slashed
at the sides where ]georgette of a
henna shade was pleated in, the flow
ang sleeves were Of the same mater
aal. One Of the handsomest gowns
on the floor was worn by Fanny
Malmberg, who has been spending a
short time here from Denver, it was
of heavy black canton crepe heavily
beaded in jet beads. Jean Milliken,
one of our pretty college girls, who
has been spending her vacation here,
wore a dainty frock OF brown crepe
de chine trimmed with green and
brown ribbon loops. her sister, Agnes
Mtlliken also wore brown, it was
Fashioned Of canton crepe of a beau
fnul golden shade. Olive williams,
who always dresses with distinction
and perfect taste wore a sport sweat
er of emerald green over a white &C.
cordian plated skirt. Crystal Scott
of Medicine Bow wore a handsome
gown of navy blue poiret twill. with
georgette sleeves of black braided
from the wrist to the elbow with
black silk braid, a distinctly new
Feat urR nf hor costume moo tho lnpu
collar Of georgette which hung to the
waist Mrs. Jack Cook wore a gown
of brown taffeta owe which was hung
brown silk lace. Miss Muriel Rider,
one Of the nurses at the hospital,
wore a pretty frock OF brown satin
embroidered in gold. Miss Pang-
burn, the other nurse, who is a pretty
little girl OF the Titan type, wore a
lovely creation Of tan g%eorgette
draped In brown silk lace. Mrs. Ed
Flannery, who has recently returned
to Hanna to reside, o a striking
costume OF black broadcloth. plated
at the sides where white strips were
o in the material. liza Leppon-
on and Hilda Peterson also wore
handsome cloth dresses. Mrs. ]. w.
Jones' gown was of buff colored tat
feta. The music was furnished by
the Medley Monarchs, and the dance
lasted untfl the wee sma' hours OF
the morning.
An unusual round Of gayeties has
marked the holiday aso in Hanna.
Afternoon parties, evening parties
and dances galore have kept the
people, old and young, on the go con-
tinually for the past ten days. Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick c. Ford presided
over one of the most enjoyable az
fairs in their parlors at the Cottage
Home on Tuesday evening. After
a pleasant evening spent playing
supper. Prizes for the card game
were awarded to Mrs. James Massey
and Mr.. Henry Peterson. The guests
included Messrs. and Mesdames Ivan
Winchell. John Berrian Hughes.
James Massey, Robert Milliken,
Henry Peterson and Roy Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Cook EXTEND
ed their hospitality at a delightful
900" party Wednesday evening in
honor Of Mrs. Florence williamson,
of Denver. Mrs. Williamson and
Mr.. James Massey won the prizes
for the highest scores. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Milliken,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Massey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Frederick. Mrs. Ray Riggs
Of Saratoga. Miss Crystal Scott of
Medicine Bow, Mr.. Frank Glasgow.
Mr.. Tom Meredith and the guest OF
honor.
One of the largest affairs Of the
season was the 800 party over
which Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.. Burford
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Martin pre-
sided last Thursday evening at the
home Of the Martins, Mrs. Ira Clark
and DR.. r. A. Smith won the first
prizes while Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Will
son were presented with the conso-
lations. Invited to this enjoyable
affair were MeSsrs and Mesdames E.