, 1924-07-24
49,, HANNA,


MANM~IMuS6S
One of the most enjoyable parties
of the summer was presided over by
Mrs. James Gaskell Saturday after
she entertained at bridge. A very
enjoyable feature Of the afternoon
was the music furnished by Mr..
Pachecol, the young Spanish violin
list from Parco, accompanied by Mrs.
Mars, also of Parco. Mrs. Dorothea
Wilson, Mrs. Mars and Mrs. Kinser
won the first, second and BOBBY
prizes respectively. Mrs. GaskelIs
guest list included Mesdames A. D.
Burford, e. M. Mumm, John H. Cook,
Mary Glasgow of Long Beach, John
B.. Hughes, Harry G. Larson, Glenn
E. Kinser. Joseph Briggs, A. w.
Ainsworth, Richard B.. ODER, Percy
Waghorn, Thomas Love, Frank
Amoss, F.. E. Richardson TO Parco,
]. e. Marrs OF Parco, Robert Mill
ken, C. D. Williamson, Florence l..
Williamson, Joseph Maxon, Sidney L..
Morgan, James Massey, Glenn G.
Stoddard. Henry Peterson, William
Wright, Otto Frederick, Dorothea
Wilson, Harold Finch, Thomas Mere
dith, Thomas Meekin, G. w. Hughes
Stairs Briggs, Harold l.. Williamson
of Rawlins, Misses Marybelle Crilly.
lila Lepponen, Myrtle Stoddard and
Alice Christensen
Mrs. Rbert Milliken entertained
three tables of bridge Thursday at
ter-noon at the home OF Mrs. Earl
S%eelinger. Those who enjoyed her
hospitality were Mesdames r. B.
nhor Harry q TnrcNn Tnhn u
Hughes, Joseph Briggs, John II. Cook
Florence l.. Williamson, Henry Jones
Glenn G. Stoddard, C. ID. Williamson.
Mrs. Florence l.. Williamson en-
~tertained ST. Margaret's Guild We'd
nesday afternoon. Plans for the an
nual bazaar which will be held in
the opera house on November first
We're discussed and committees APP
pointed. Those who attended this
meeting were Mesdames Frank
Amoss, Glenn E. Kinser, James Gas
kell, C. d. Williamson, p. w. Wag-
horn, h. B. Ober, Henry Jones, and
Otto Frederick. The next meeting
will be held Wednesday afternoon
July 30th at the home of Mrs. C.
d. Williamson.
Mrs. c. ID. Williamson will enter
tain the Five Hundred Club Satur-
day afternoon in her home.
Among those who motored to Raw
Inns to take in the carnival and to
Parco to attend the dance Saturday
evening were Messrs. and Mesdames
John b. Hughes, Joseph Briggs, j.
II. Cook, James Massey, G. G.. Stod-
dard, Thomas Love, r. B. Ober,
Waghorn, Henry Peterson, Misses
MiGcaG 1rri1ln Love Iy1nnn1 Glib
bons and Myrtle Stoddard.
The Hanna Womans Club met on
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Butler. Mrs. Russell
Scholl was hostess in the absence of
her mother, Mrs. Butler.
Miss Marybelle Chilly spent the
week end in Rawlins as the guest of
Miss Elizabeth Mahoney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rees and
children drove to Parco Saturday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Henry Mitchell left Wednesday
for Rawlins where he has accepted
a position. !
William Rate and Jas. Harrison
drove down t Denver Tuesday re-
turning Saturday.
Jack Lee, who spent his vacation
in Salt Lake City with his family.
has returned to Hanna. Mrs. Lee,
who is studying music. and the
children. will remain for several
weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Massey will
leave the first OF August for Parco
where they will make their home.
They will make their home with Mr..
and Mrs. Mars for the present. Mr..
Massey will open a nicely equipped
butcher shop in the general store
in Parco. about the first OF the
month.
Miss Tommy Dickinson and Miss
Agnes Milliken left Wednesday
morning for Cheyenne where they
are attending the Frontier celebra-
ton. B.
l.. A.. Broderick. who took Mr..
Greer's place during his absence,
left Tuesday for Cheyenne.
Mrs. Harold l.. Williamson drove
down from Rawlins Friday afternoon
and spent the week end visiting Mrs.
Otto Frederick.
II. NJ. Craven OF Laramie spent
Sunday in Hanna visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Thurman.