, 1924-10-09

sAooo PACocul ocem 10 concur IN the ,
opinion that those who did not get
u missed a rare musical treat.
seldom does a local audience have
the opportunity to hear as able a
pianist as Miss Varee. who rendered
LISTS Hungarian Rhapsody No. Q
in particularly excellent manner. Mr..
Bruno Fagerstrom delighted the
audience with two cello solos, one of
which was Melody" composed by
the Republican vice presidential
candidate, Mr.. Charles G. Dawes.
The only criticism we can offer of
Mr.. Fagerstrom's performance was
that he did not play more, as his
work vas certainly that of a well
trained artist. Mr.. Kettler, who led /
the company and played a number |
Of violin selections. was we'll re-
ceived and Miss Atkinson, who pre-
sided over the drums and marimba-
phone not only upheld her part of
the program in very able manner,
but won the audience by her cordial
smile and attractive personality.
This was but the first OF a series
OF four entertainments which the
local Committee has contracted
with the Ellison-White Bureau to
present to Hanna audiences during
the present winter. The next num-
Der, the Chicago Novelty Artists, con-
sisting Of the Misses Ruth Winslow
and Grace Lucille McNett. will pre-
sent a fine program of violin, piano
X%ylophone and dramatic reading
numbers on Saturday evening, Oct.
25th. We are sure that a much
larger audience will turn out to hear
these attractive young ladies than
were able to hear the "Troubadours'
and that hereafter Hanna may be
sure of ONE of these exceptional
musical treats each winter by sup
porting in its usual fine spirit the
numbers which will b here this
season 1t is planned to have the
Chicago Novelty Artists play for a
dance Immediately after the pro-
gram, as did the ~Troubadours.
Mrs. Frank Amoss entertained her
bridge club Tuesday afternoon in her
home. Her guests included Mes
danes E. NJ. Mumm. Joseph Briggs.
A. w. Ainsworth. Earl Seelinger, F..
Ford, f. H. Martin and w. w.
Schneider.
St. Margaret's Guild will hold
their annual bazaar on Saturday the
first OF November at the Opera
House. The members of the guild
are very busy these days sewing.
and getting ready for their sale. A
waffle booth will be a popular fea-
ture Of the bazaar this year. and is
sure to be we'll %patronized.
Miss Margaret Campbell. the at
tractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Campbell. has resigned her po-
sition In the office Of the U. p. store
and will become the bride of Joe
Jones on October 18th. Both young
people are we'll known here and
have hosts of friends who wish them
much happiness.
Mrs. Dorothea Wilson was the
dinner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ober
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. william
son OF Denver are the proud var
ents OF a son born Monday. Oct.
9Th. He will be called Robert
Elliott Williamson Jr. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Williamson are well known
here where they have visited every
summer.
Evan Jones has recovered from
a serious case of tonsilitis. and is
able to b. around again.
Miss Gertrude Ruch and Miss
Mandy Praeter spent the week end
in Cheyenne.
Gust Mattson a a business
visitor In Hanna Monday from his
ranch.
Dan veitch came in from Elk
Mountain Monday.
william Crawford has returned
tom Salt Lake City where he a
called by the death OF his brother.
Ala, NG~V .,oIRsA ,N-IA~
Of the Union Pacific Coal Co.. was
in Hanna Friday.
DR.. Crandall left Saturday even
ing for Salt Lake City where he
will take the State Board exnmina-
ton. He will he away about n week.
Mrs. c. C. Martin OF Rock River
was the guest OF Mrs. f. II. Martin
for several days last week. She re-
turned I o her homo Sunday after
noo
Mrs. Mary Glasgow spent a few
days In Medicine Bow last week. She
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. N.
II. Scott.
Misses Dorthy Keys. Maud Praet-
or and Adrien Hammond spent the
week end In Laramie.
Mrs. Alyn Baum and small baby
left the hospital Sunday and return
ed TO their homo in Saratoga.
Mr.. Carl Dolling was n business
visitor Tuesday from Elk Mountain.
Mr.. and Mrs. willing Richardson
came In from their ranch near Elk
Mountain. Monday.
Ed. Grooman came down from
the French Creek tic camp. Monday.
Mr.. Grooman plans to move his fam
ity to Hanna from Medicine Bow
some time this week.
Mrs. p. J.. Quealy stopped III In
Hanna Monday evening en- route to
her home In Kcmmcrcr from Chcy-
cnnc, whore she went to attend the
funeral OF Gov. Ross. Il
Il. r.. Davis OF NJ. y. Smith n
Co. was n business visitor In Hanna
Tuesday. A.,
Mrs. william Alstrom Is III In the
hospital where she underwent an