, 1924-05-29

nOuTS. 1ue lSHCon exercises
will take place Thursday evening,
June 9Th at the opera house. when
fourteen young men and women will
receive their diplomas.
The Seniors and the high school
faculty were the guests of the Jun
iors at an elaborate banquet Satur-
day evening at the Cottage Home.
The decorations, which were carried
out in the class colors, rose and
white, were most effective, vases of
roses. the class flower, formet- the
centerpiece Of each table. Forty
guests enjoyed this affair, and the
high school orchestra furnished
music during the banquet.
Mrs. Henry Peterson entertained
the Senior class at a pretty dinper
party Wednesday evening. Pink
and white carnations were used
most effectively in the decorations,
and attractive place cards marked
places for Misses Vendala Huhtala,
Frances Christensen, Fenus Scar
peEi. Margaret Thomas. Jessie Luc-
as. Susie Ridge. Doris Hudson, Emily
Campbell, aMrgaret Campbell, Mar
garet Jackson. Willamy Hughes,
Mary v. Cornell, Gertrude Bliss,
Olive Williams. Messrs. Donald
Martin. Robert Rider and George
Otala.
This is the class Mrs. Peterson
taught when she came to Hanna as
Miss Eenor Gibbons six years ago.
Mrs. Oliver Buehler was a de-
aightful hostess Saturday afternoon
when she entertained al an attrac-
tive card party in her home. Prizes
for the highest scroes were awarded
to Mrs. r. B. Ober and Mrs. Sidney
Morgan. while Miss Ruth Shepherd
won the consolation. Mrs. Buehlers
guest list included Mesdames Thos.
Love. Ira Clark, R. B. ODER, E. H.
Martin. Sidney Morgan, c.. d. Will
Briggs. and Otto Frederick, Misses
Fay Reynolds, Ruth Sheppard, Anna
Briggs, inertia McMillen and Anne
COughlin.
The Womans Club had a very in
terestins meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Thomas Butler
when each member was permitted
to bring two guests. Mrs. r. B.
ODER, past president. opened the
meeting by explaining the purpose
n aims OF the club, and outlining
briefly, the work accomplished dur
ing the past year. This meeting
was given ever to the study of the
poet. James Whitcomb Riley, and
each member responded to roll call
by reading a ers written by this
well known bard. Mrs. +. II. Mar
tin read a very enjoyable paper on
the life of Riley. Mrs. Cardwell re-
cited THE Raggedy Man. Mrs.
AmOss recited Farmer Whipple-
Bachelor" Mrs. Butler gave that
pathetic poem. Good Bye Jim Take
Care of Yourself" Mrs. Buehler gave
a PianOlogue. IAN Old Sweetheart
Of Nine" A number of enjoyable
musical selections were on the pro-
gram and most ably rendered by
Mrs. Buehler. Mrs. Peterson and
Mrs. StOddard. and Mrs. Henry Jones
gave a reading. while not Of Rfley's.
was most applicable to that gather
ing, THE Woman Without an Oc-
cupation," being So described by the
taker OF the census. Following the
program delicious refreshments were
served. The members present were
Mesdames Amoss. Butler. Buehler,
Cardwell. Jones. Peterson. Martin.
Mitchell, Stoddard. ODER and Will
hanson. The guests included Mes
danes James Massey. A. w. Aims
worth. Joseph Briggs. Mangan. s.
Morgan. g. w. Hughes, David Milne.
w. w. Schneider. Otto Frederick
and Powell Of Rock Springs, and
Miss Emily D0dds.
Mrs. Susie Mangan announces the
engagement OF her daughter Emily
to Mr.. oliver Riedesel OF Laramie.
The wedding will be an event of
June. and will be the elimination
OF u which started while
Miss Dodds vas attending school at
the University OF Wyoming in Lar
annie. The young couple Will make
their home in Laramie where Mr..
Riedesol Is engaged In the carpenter
business.
Another popular young couple
are selling out their furniture and
will leave Hanna right after school
closes In June. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Gardner are going to Wilkes Barr,
Pa. to make their home. Mrs. Gar
dener and daughter. Betsy will leave
- soon a. school closes and Mr.. Gar.
dener will follow soon after.
DR.. and Mrs. X. A. Smith and
daughter. Dixie. came in from Elk
Mountain Saturday morning. and
with Mr.. c. d. williamson drove up
70 Rawlins o get their new car. II
10 = hne new type A Dodge special.
and y equipped with balloon tires.
Doc drove the car into Hanna Mon
day and was showing Il of to some
OF his frionda.
Mrs. John Queuay and Miss Mary
Elizabeth Qucaly came in from Elk
Mountain with DR.. Smith Monday
went up to Rawiins on No. 3
TO srs..: q few days visiting friends
In That city.
Mr.. and Mr. H. l.. VILLA mson
drove up from Denver Saturday and
spent the week end In Hanna and
Rawlins. returning to Denver Sun
gay. Mr.. williamson, who II q
orother Of q. d. Williamson and
Mrs. Otto Frederick Of Hanna. has
Sccepae . position with the First