, 1925-02-05

ny .Alllldu LlIutT, Was LuG
title Of the Sophomore class play
which was produced at the opera
house Saturday afternoon and even
ing. 1t is customary in mentioning
an amateur performance to say
where all did SO we'll 1t would be
unfair to particularize," but l am
going to break over the traces this
time and most particularly mention
the hero, "Yonnie" wonderfully por-
trayed by George Eskeli. Indeed it
is hard to believe that this young
man is not a Swede, so perfect was
his accent. And another hard role
was done splendidly by Betsy Gard
ner, that of the Irish maid. Her
brogue was quite natural, tho she
was most too pretty for such a hard
boiled queen Of the Emerald Isle.
Lena Campbell carried the burden of
leading lady upon her dainty should
ers and was more than equal to the
responsibility; she was sweet and ap-
pealing. Mabel Wright had the diff
ficult role of the naughty and scorn-
full cousin, difficult because a char
acter Of this sort never has the SYM
pathy of the audience and has to de-
pend entirely on ones ability to put
it across. Mabel was letter perfect
and dressed and acted the part splen-
didly. Little blonde Violet Eager
holm was as always, enhancing, her
happy smiles and curly head help
to make her what she naturally is,
a born sowbrette. Pearl Nelson look
ed n acted the frail mothers part
in a that would have done
credit to- an actress of long exper-
fence. Charlie Steiner played the
q vttE - ,s f~,~sA tL-A .---
most convincing. Wilho Kandolin,
Ralph Scarpelli and John Hakala all
covered themselves with glory in the
roles, respectively of the detective
the clerk and the farm hand. Miss
Hammond, who coached the young
folks, deserves much credit and may
congratulate herself on having ac-
complished a somewhat unusual feat,
that of producing an amateur play
that required no prompting. All had
memoriZed their lines thoroughly
not once was the prompter's
voice heard. The high school or
chestra rendered several numbers be-
tween acts in their usual enjoyable
manner. Miss Jong, who recited
during the evening contributed much
to the evenings entertainment and
brought down the house with her
bear story.
The glee club of the high school
is hard at work on a three act mus
ical comedy, college Days" which
will be produced March 9TH under
the able leadership of Miss Clark.
who also conducts the orchestra. The
leading parts will be sung by Mabel
Wright. Lucille Love. Pearl Nelson.
Tom Hudson, VIII Clegg and Arvi
Lehto.
Mrs. S. /. Rodda extended her hos
pitality Thursday to a few friends
at an informal bridge party. honor
ing Mrs. Il. NJ. Mumm. Those pres
m were Mesdames f. E. Ford, Jen-
ME Jackson, VIM. Jones. G. w.
Hughes, A. w. Ainsworth. Joe Briggs
l. X. Mann and John Carr.
Complimentary to Mrs. Otto Fred
erick OF Parco. Mrs. C.. ID. William
son and Mrs. Jack Cook will issue
invitations within a few days to an
elaborate bridge party for February
14th. This is a delayed farewell to
Mrs. Frederick who left here Jan. l
for her new home.
An interesting news item to many
Hanna folks is the nnouncemen OF
the marriage New Years of Mrs. f..
j. Taylor of Casper to Mr.. Il. Il.
Davies formerly of Casper but now
of Parco. Mrs. Davies before her
first marriage was Annie Christopher
OF Hanna. The death OF her husband
over n year ago left her n youthful
and attractive widow with consider
able means. Mr.. Davies Is promin-
emily connected with the Producers
and Refiners corporation. AT pres
ont thu. anpU1n ta t,a L. ~ q hAir tn n
In Rawlins. until their home In Parco
is completed.
Wednesday. Feb. 4th. DR.. Myron
Crandali of Hanna. was married to
Miss Helen McClcery Of American
Fork. Utah. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by II large reception In the
home OF the bride. after which DIR.
and Mrs. Crandall left on n few days
trip TO Salt Lake, from whence they
Will return at once to Hanna. The
customary wedding trip VIII not take
place ut this time owing to business
pressure. but they are planning their
honeymoon for next summe when
they contemplate n journey through
Yellowstone Park. The marriage IL
the result OF n begun several
years ago. when both bride and
groom we're students In the Univcrs-
lily OF Utah. DR.. and Mrs. Crandall
will arrive In Hanna the early part OF
next week and will Mt once take pos
session of their home on Tipperary
Hill. which the doctor has In readi-
ness for their Homecoming.
Mrs. Joe Briggs entertained In
formally At cards Saturday afternoon.
when her guests were Mesdames X.
u. obcr. John Hughes. T.. NJ. Mumm.
a. W. Ainsworth. W. W. Schneider.
Robert Miliikcn. Glenn Stoddnrd. II.
Peterson. Charles Ainsworth and +.
u. Ford.
The funeral OF Mrs. Cuthbert Hast
ings took place AT Elk Mountain on
Thursday. MIR. sidney l.. Morgan Of
ficintlnK. The sCrvicOs according To