, 1924-10-30
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Saturday evening we enjoyed the
privilege of listening to another of
the series of Lyceum concerts to be
given here this winter. This, the
second concert Of the season, was in
deed splendid. The Chicago Novelty
Artists in the persons of Misses Grace
McNett and Rose Winslow, enter
tanned a most ap~preciative audience
for two hours with musical selections
on the piano, violin and xylophone.
with several clever Rotations and
pianologues i~ntersperced throughout
the program. Miss McNett possesses
a sweet soprano voice, while Miss
Winslow has a contralto voice OF rare
quality, the voca numbers, both
solos and duets were particularly
pleasing. Roses of Picardy" being
one of the favorites with the audi
ence. The children present were
highly entertained by the raj pic
lures made before them by Miss Nc
Nett on a background of black a n
ton flannel. This was a decidedly
ley and clever piece of work. Fol
lowing the entertainment the artists
furnished music for a dance which
was attended by some forty or fifty
couples. We are looking forward
with pleasure to the neXt entertain
ment which will be given on Novem-
Der 22nd, when the Doris Trio will
entertain us with more music. On
January Goth we will again have the
extreme pleasure of hearing the Fen
wick Newell Concert Company, who
so delighted their audience when
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Did you notice, at the dance fol-
lowing the concert, Saturday even
ing, how very many pretty and sud
present? Girls, who have Just
grown up over night, or so it seems,
and nave developed into such attrac-
tive young m Lucille Love,
recognized as the prettiest girl in
Hanna, who just a short time since
vas wearing long golden curls and
quaint black velvet dresses; a tiny
thing she was. was one of the most
popular young ladies at the dance,
and her bosom friend Beth Wright.
'tyou seldom see one without the
other) was suddenly grown from a
gangling little youngster into a tall
stately and decidedly attractive
young lady. she looked so lovely in
her sport toys. Mabel Wright, who
has not grown so much as her sis
ter. but goodness, hasn't she become
a young lady tho? And so dainty
and pretty. and a graceful dancer.
Frances Christensen was there too,
we have almost been able to see
Frances grow. so suddenly has she
shot up" Frances possesses a most
distinctive style, and already her
brown eyes have played havoc
the hearts OF some OF the OPP
sex. Dear little Tommy Dick
she has grown owe night from
a little scamp of a tom boy to a
sweet demure little lady. And Doris
Hudson, who just last week. (wasnt
it7) was a shy awkward little kid
die. is all grown up, pretty as a pic
ture. and engaged to be married.
I'm afraid my sever year
old daughter will be grown up be-
fore l finish writing this!
Rev. Absher, the popular rector
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church in
Hanna has resigned and will leave
soon with his family for Salt Lake
City where he has been called. Mr..
Absher has been here but a few
months. but in that time has accomp-
lished much for his church. and has
made many warm friends who will
miss him and his family very much.
One thing that has fastened the de-
parture OF the Abshers is the poor
health of their eleven year old
who can not live in this
high altitude.
Mrs. G. w. Hughes entertained
Margaret's Guild Wednesday af-
ternoon. those who were present
were Mesdames Frank Amoss. Glenn
f. Kinser. Otto Frederick. Henry
Jones. John II. Cook. Mary Glasgow.
II. II. ODER. Hugh Kenny. Maynard
Withrow, Nellie Toovey Mcdaniel Of
Denver. Charles Hudson. and Miss
Doris Hudson.
Plans are about completed for the
bazaar which the guild will give Sat
urday afternoon at the opera house,
Many attractive articles will be on
sale. among which will be embroid-
cred and crocheted pillow slips. ap-
rons and luncheon sets. A booth
for children will be an interesting
feature. and Il beautiful biz doll.
beautifully dressed will be given
away during the afternoon. Mrs.
]. W. Jones will be in charge OF the
Chill booth. which is sure to be we'll
patroni1ed. The waffle booth will be
another popular place at the bazaar.
Miss Inez Molyneaux. who 10 In
training at the Rock Springs Hospi-
tai. came down TO Hanna Saturday
and spent the week end here visiting
her father and sisters.
DR.. f. ID. Hammond OF Salt Lake
Ci,E spent several days here this
week on business.
Mr.. Gus Matson was q business
visitor In Hanna Monday from Sailor
Greek.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Finch and
daughter Ruth went TO Laramie.
Monday.
Mr.. Ben Watkins raj = business
visitor In Hanna Monday from Diff