, 1924-09-18

are leaving ann to make their
homes elsewhere, and who include
DR.. and Mrs. R. A. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G.. Larson n Mr.. II Mrs.
A. d. Burford. The B. X. S. T. or
chestra furnished the music, which
was par eXvellent, and all present
had a very delightful time. Just
before midnight long tables were
spread with a delicious lunch, and
most artistically decorated with
pink and white osmos An i'm
promptu program was enjoyed be-
tween the dances, and while. genu-
inc regret was expressed at the leav-
ing of these popular couples, it was
nice that the ladies had an excuse
to give such a lovely party.
Mrs. Harry Larcon occupied the
place of honor at the bridge party
over which Mrs Jack Cook presided
Thursday afternoon in her home.
Those who enjoyed the affair were
Mesdames Larcon, Mary Glasgow,
A. w. Ainsworth, Joseph Briggs, E.
M. Mumm, r. B. ODER, c. D.. William
son. Otto Frederick, Robert Milliken
and C. f. Ainsworth.
Mrs. Henry Peterson was hostess
at a charming party Friday after
HbOH III ltl hollo 90 Il ~S
pliment to her sister, Miss Ivanoel
Gibbons, who left Sunday for Chi
cago. Invited to this party were
Mesdames r. L. Ford, John B. Hugh
es, Thomas Love, C. ID. Williamson,
f. L.. Williamson, Jack Cook, Mary
Glasgow, Robert Milliken, Harold
Finch, Henry Jones, Harry G. Larcon
Earl Seelinger, Joseph Briggs, Misses
Agnes Milliken and Gibbons.
Mrs. A. d. Burford will entertain
the Five Hundred Club Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. e. NJ.
Mumm.
Mrs. C. d. Williamson entertained
a foursome at bridge Tuesday after
noon Her guests were Mesdames
Harold Finch, Dorothea Wilson, Jos.
Maxson and Otto Frederick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Frederick had
as their dinner guests unday even
ing Miss Marybelle Chilly, Mrs.
Dorothea Wilson, Mr.. Elmer Schraed-
er and Robert Salyers.
Mr.. Harry Doggett arrived in
Hanna Saturday from Chicago. and
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Robt.
Milliken. left Sunday for Saratoga
to spend a few days visiting his
former home. Mrs. Milliken return
ed to Hanna Tuesday.
Miss Hazel Watkins spent a few
days in Hanna this week visiting
friends.
Mrs. John Quealy came in from
Elk Mountain Friday evening.
Miss Frederick arrived Sunday
evening from Wisconsin and is teach
ing history and English in the Junior
high school.
Among the Hanna people who
drove to Parco to attend the dance
Saturday evening were Misses Cert
rude Ruch, Mildred Jungg, Ann
Crawford, Mr.. William Christensen
and DR.. Crandall.
The dance at Elk Mountain was
well attended by Hanna folk Satur-
day evening, among those who went
out were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Meekin.
Misses France Christensen. Beth
Wright. Mable Wright, Adelaide
Hansteen. Hilda Peterson. Helen
Laurenen. Hilma Ojala, Ivanoel Glib
b'AAF ai'1ol IVY - S'ah
Miniken. Alex Clark, Matt Laurenen.
Jack While, Harry Lyons. Harry
Dodds. Gus Malmberg, George Malm-
berg and Slim Parke.
Miss Jessie Lucas has resigned her
position as teacher OF n small school
near Rawlins and has returned to
DR.. and Mrs. C. G. stoddard are
ax,nrtal yhfa ,uaak from Knngnp
where they have been visiting for the
past week.
A certain very eligible young man,
who has paid marked attention to
one Of the popular school teachers
here for the past two years, Ia teach
or who did not return this year by
the way) seems to have the habit
and keeps retracing his steps to the
house where the former teacher lived
when in Hanna and now he seems
to he having a hard time to choose
from the four attractive maids who
occupy the house this year. for he is
to be seen quite frequently with all
four of them In his car.
Mr.. A.. d. Burford. who FOR the
past eight years has been superin-
tondent of schools In Hanna. has re-
signed his position. and. with his
wife and three children. will leave
the first OF October for San Fran
cisco. where he will be in the per-
sonnet department OF the Revenue
Department. Mr.. Burford. who has
very capably handled his position In
Hanna. will be greatly missed. and
We hope that his successor will take
The same amount OF interest In tho
work that Mr.. Burford n Al this
writing. no one has been appointed
10 fill the position made vacant by
MIR. Burford's departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Larcon VIII
i.,v. Thurgday for their new homo