, 1924-11-27

Inc u. U. X. X. Club entertained
Saturday evening at a social and
turkey supper at the X. P. Hall. APP
potntments appropriate to the
Thanksgiving season were carried out
in the decorations. Those who en-
jOyed the affair were Messrs and
.Mesdames Jock Cook, Ben Cook. E.
r. Remington, Thomas Cook. Chas.
Mellor. Henry Jones, John Huhtala,
E. M. Mumm, Hugh Kenny. Mes
danes Eliza While, Sarah Hudson.
Jennie Jackson. Gwen Jones and
Rachel Jones, Miss Agnes Milliken.
Messrs. Charles Hutchison Alex
Greenwood, Slim Parko and Bill
Christensen.
Friday evening the X. P. lodge
gave a smoker in honor of Mr.. Alex
klaseen, who with his family. ds
leaving Hanna for California. Mr..
klaseen was presented with a hand
some pin.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. e. ".
Swearns are sympathizing very deep
ly with them in the loss of their in
FAINT son who died Wednesday of
pneumonia. He was Just three days
old.
Little Mary Elizabeth Cummings,
who sustained painful injuries when
she fell into the cellar last week. is
improving nicely. Tho little girl has
suffered a great deal of pain, from
the deep cash in the back of her
head, but their are no bone injuries,
and the doctors feel sure that she
will suffer no i'll effects; tho for a
while there was danger of a paralysis.
st Margaret's Guild will hold
their monthly bake sale at the U. P.
Store on December first.
Mrs. R. B. ODER entertained at
bridge Saturday afternoon. Her
guests were Mesdames c. d. William
son, Glenn G. Stoddard, Robert Mill
iken, Otto Frederick. Florence L..
Williamson, Jack Cook. Joseph
Briggs and Miss Carol Wynbrandt.
The Doris Trio, the third num-
Der of the lyceum series, entertain
ed their audience in a most pleasing
manner Saturday evening at the
Opera House. Mr.. Burkhart, who Is
a whistler of most unusual ability
gave a number of clever limitations
as well as many beautiful musical
numbers. He brought the house
down with his Swedish impersona-
tions. Miss Friend at the piano and
Miss Harper at the violin played
several popular selections and were
e%njoyably received. The readings.
pianologues and dialogues were a
pleasant departure from the usual
musical numbers.
The next lyceum concert will be
on January goth when the Fenwick
Newell Concert Company will be in
Hanna to entertain us. No music
lover will want to miss this number
as those who were fortunate enough
to hear them last winter are most
enthusiastic Owe the opportunity to
hear them again. The members OF
this company are musicians of the
highest type. and 1t is a rare thing
indeed to have such artists in Han
ma. Mr.. Newell has a tenor voice
OF the sweetest quality. Miss Holt
is n dramatic soprano, and was FORM
erfy with one of the leading grand
opera companies. Mr.. Joseph Marks.
the v%iolinist. was written up In the
American Magazine a year or so ago.
and was described as one Of the COM
ing great violinists. Miss Rosamond
Crawford, whose tiny hands fly over
the piano keys like magic will ac-
company the first three and will also
play a number Of piano solos. There
Is no doubt but that this number will
fill the Hanna opera house to over
flowing.
Mrs. Miles Bundy. who has been
visiting in Rawlins for a week. spent
a day or tmo In Hanna visiting Mrs.
C. C. Saunders before returning to
her home In Leo.
Mr.. Art T. Henkell came down
from Rock Springs on business on
Monday.
Mr.. Jenreys and Mr.. Geo. e. Bull
lock OF the Store Department OF the
". p. Coal Company were In Hanna
for a day or two the first OF the
! week from Rock Springs.
The high school orchestra furnish
I'd the music for the dance which
followed the concert Saturday even