, 1923-12-06

40 That Cupid had Won another VIC
tory was made known Tuesday when
Miss Glare Kirkeeng resigned her
position in the Hanna schools. Miss
Kirkeeng will be married during he
holidays to Mr.. Thomas Meekin.
Miss Kirkeeng is the second teacher
to resign this yea to join the ranks
of matrons. Miss Beatrice Whitney
resigned November first to become
the bride of James Gaskell. There
is considerable speculation as to
who will be the third.
The Fenwick Newell Concert COM
pany gave the closing number OF
the Lyceum series for this winter on
Friday evening at the opera house.
This was one OF the finest programs
ever given in Hanna, and we hope
thai next winter we will have an
other series, and hat the Fenwick
Newell company will make a return
engagement. Mr.. Newell the tenor,
possesses a voice Of rare sweetness,
and his rendition Of Ave Marie"
which opened the program. was
beautiful. among other numbers rem
dered by Mr.. Newell we're Moszkow-
skis Serenade. Song OF the Open"
"E Lucevan La Stelle' from La
Tosca Little Town from the old
Country Down and a number of
others. The duet from Madame
Butterfly, sung by Mr.. Newell and
Miss Holt vas superb, and for an
enchore they mi a beautiful ar
rangement of Somewhere a Voice ks
Calling" Miss Marguerite Holt,
the soprano sang some marvellous
operate numbers, among which
were 'Restive and Balletella" from
Pagliacci, Spring Song Of the Robin
Woman. Miss Holt has a very dra-
matte soprano voice, and we are
greatly privileged to be able to list
en- to such music as she sang. Mr..
Joseph Marks, who is a mere boy,
very quickly won the hearts Of the
audience with his violin, he was en-
chored again and again, and might
have played for hours without tir-
ing the audience. Miss Rosamund
Crawford. the PIANIST was wonderful
and We would like to hear her play
on a real concert grand piano. for
she made the old one at the opera
house fairly sing. 1t was an inter-
eSting to watch as to listen to hef
music. Perhaps the most beautiful
number Of the evenings program
was the closing number. or IN
semble by the entire company.
with was where Ny Caravan
Rested" by Lohr.
Mrs. Thomas Love entertained a
a luncheon OF delightful appoint
ments Tuesday. followed by bridge.
Covers were laid for Mesdames H..
Jones. Florence L. Williamson. E..
II. Martin, A. w. Ainsworth, Chas.
Ainsworth. c. C.. holland, r. NJ.
Mumm. w. w. Schneider and the
hostess. Prizes. at the bridge game
were won by Mrs. Schneider and
Ms. M---.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick en-.
tertaned at an informal supper Fri
day evening following the concert.
Covers were laid for Misses Rosa
mond Crawford. Marguerite Holt,
Mrs. Florence Williamson Mr.. and
Mrs. James Gaskell. Mr.. and Mrs,
G. ID. Williamson. Mr.. Fenwick
Newell. Mr.. Joseph Marks and the
host and hostess.
William Griffin was a business
visitor in Hanna from Fort Steele.
Monday.
Glen O. Coe came In from his
ranch at Pedro, Monday.
The Masquerade Ball which was
r 4 Wednesday evening for the
- - a. The Cathedral Home for
Ia drn at Laramie. vas q success
Ia svery way n the kidd les will
he richer by 4 little less than two
hundred dollars when all the funds
have been collected. Miss Anna
klaseen and Mr.. Sidney Morgan
Nere awarded the prizes for clever
ost costumes. Miss Klaseen repre-
sented an Indian maiden. in . cos
tune OF leather cleverly made. Mr..
Morgan's costume was hat OF q
Hungarian dancer. he was very we'll
disguised with moustache and side
whiskers. Other costumes which
des4rve mention werc worn by hte
!. Following: Mrs. Glen ~Stoddard, as
! . ballet dancer In bright red; Mrs.