, 1922-03-02
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Saturday evening at SIX O'CLOCK
Miss Leona Jones became the bride
of Richard Norris at the home Of the
groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Norris, Sr. The house was attract
lively with red and white carnations
and smilax. the corner Of the living
room, where the ceremony was per-
formed. was banked with ferns and
carnations. Miss Rose WOlverton
attended the bride as maid OF honor
and wore a handsome gown Of Hard
ing blue georgette crepe, made with
flowing draperies, she carried an arm
boQuet OF cream colored roses. The
bride, who is an attractive girl. with
soft brown eyes. made a lovely pic
ture in the wedding gown of wisteria
canton crepe. heavily embroidered in
self color and gold. a perfect finish
to her costume was her beautiful
boquet of brides roses with a shower
of maiden hair fern aud orchid sweet
peas. The roo was just as hand
some as ever, and declared that he
didn't have shaky knees. John Mas
Sey did the honors as best man. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
J. c. MylrOie in the presence of the
immediate family only. At seven
o'clock a reception was held. to
which. the closest friends of the bride
and groom we're hidden. In the din
ing room where the supper was
served, vases OF red and white car
nations and a gorgeous wedding cake
adorned the table. red and white
Streamers were festooned from the
cake to the places which were marked
for Messrs. and Mesdames Richard
Norris. William Norris, Robert Nor
ris, James Massey, Thomas Love.
S. D. Briggs. John b. Hughes.
Joseph Norris Sr.. T. Baldwin. James
Walsh. Harry Bowers. Rev. and Mrs.
J. G. Mvlroie, Mrs. Jeanne Massey:
Misses Mary V. Connell. Amanda
Peterson, Rose Wolverton and Mil
bred P%angburn; Messrs. Roy Cum
mings. James ~Faccinelli. John Mas
sev and James Walsh. Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris stayed in Hanna a few
days rs the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Norris. Sr. They left Monday
night for Superior, where they Will
make their home. Mrs. Norris 60
ing away cow was a navy blue
poiret twill. her hat was a becoming.
soft. close fitting affair of black
satin, lined with pheasant colored
satin. Mr.. Norris is the son Of Mr..
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lived in Hanna practically all his life.
until last summer. when he ven to
Superior to work for the coal COM
pany there and play on the Superior
baseball team. 1t was there hat he
met Miss Jones. who is a Kansas
girl. who had come to Superior to
accept a position as pay roll clerk
with the Union Pacific Coal Co. Their
many friends hope that Mr.. Norris
business will bring him and his love
ly bride back to Hanna to reside in
the near future.
Pete SchOen came in from Elk
Saturday and left on No. |
4 for Denver. where he will enter the
Vocational Educational school there.
Edward Russell of Laramie is visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick
Russell for a few days.
J. J. Mitchell has gone to Excelsior
springs Mo. for a protracted visit.
c. D. Williamson went down to
Thursday. He returned
after transacting business
in that city and Laramie.
Mrs. X. B.. ODER returned Thurs
day from Rock Springs. where sh"
went to attend the funeral Of Miss
Donna Brooks.
Miss Alice Johnson spent the week
end in Rawlins.
Mrs. Harry Pfister and baby boy
have gone home from the hospital.
Red. white and blue was the color
scheme which marked the back
ground for the party over which Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Love presided last
evening in their attractive !
home. Five Hundred was the pas
time of the evening at which Mr.. and |
Mrs. A. w. Ainsworth wont the first
prizes. Mrs. Cecil c. Martin and Mr..
A. d. Burford the second. and Mrs. !
Joseph Briggs and Mr.. G. D. William |
son the consultations. A delicious two
course lunch vas served late in the
evening, the second course being red.
white and blue ice cream and cakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Love extended their
hospitality on this occasion to Messrs.
and Mesdames A. w. Ainsworth. Fred
Y. Wilson. F.. NJ. Mumm. John B.
Hughes, A. d. Burford. Arthur T.
Henkel. Joseph Briggs. f.. II. Martin.
Cecil c. Martin. Richard b. Obcr.
Harry G. Larson. Otto Frederick,
John II. Cook. Dr.. and Mrs. Richard
Smith. Dr.. and Mrs. Glenn G. Stod-
dard. Mrs. Florence l.. Williamson.
Mr.. Chris Anderson. Mr.. c. d. Will
hanson and Dr.. l., A. Williams.
Mrs. Joseph Brigga entertained at
n prettily arranged Five Hundred
party Saturday afternoon in her
home. her guests included Mesdames
F.. II. Martin. Arthur T. Henkell.
Thomas Butler. Cecil Martin, Rich
ard h. Ober. Thomas Love. James
Massey. Ira Clark. Florence William
son. Otto Frederick, Schotliff. A. w.
Ains~orth, John B. Hughes. Fred R.
Wilson and F.. NJ. Mumm. Prizes
were awarded to Mesdames A. d.
Rurford and Otto Frederick.
Marching around in George Wash
incton hats and playing games that
were appropriate to the occasion. The