, 1925-01-08

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The supper served at midnight was
presided over by two freshmen. Rice
Ober and Evelyn Christensen, one
Lena Campbell and one
junior, Billy Clegg. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Schneider,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schrader, Mr.. Salyers,
Miss Bliss, Miss Williams, Mrs. VIM.
Johnson, Misses Lempi Annala, Jean
Milliken, Margaret Mumm, Lempi
Matson, Mabel Massey, Lilyie Malm-
berg, Dorothy Christensen, Hilda
Malmberg. Vendla Huhtala, Margaret
Thomas Willamy Hughes, Jessie Luz
cas-, Doris Hudson, Emily Campbell,
Frances Christensen, Susie Scarpelli
Luella Tate, Betty Ireland, Margaret
Johnson, Alice Hodgson, Messrs. Il.
Lepponen, T. Maxi. Mamie Lehto,
Clyde Barton, Tom Hudson, A. Mat
son, Bill Lehto, A. Lahti, Albert
Campbell, Percy Grontage, Roy Rid
er, Gus Ojala, Donald Martin, Robt.
Rider, Sylvester Huhtala, Hiena
Ojala, Harry Lyons, John Hudson,
Geo. Ojala, Geo. and Albert Mylroie.
The outstanding event of the week
however was the annual call Of the
| knights of Pythias. at the Opera
House on New Years Eve.
Never before in Hanna, has there
been such a display of beautiful
evening gowns; it looked as tho the
girls had been saving their very best
for this occasion. Tommie Dickinson
Who has only recently Joined the
army of sub-debs, was a picture OF
youthful loneliness in a gown Of per-
twinkle blue %georgette fashioned in a
A~e-flounced style that gave a hoop
skirt effect. Lucille Loves perfect
blond beauty was enhanced by a
gown of Nile green crepe, made with
pleated skirt and over blouse OF
black velvet. In striking contrast to
the fairness of these two, was dusky-
eyes Alice Christensen in a lovely
gown of tangerine satin crepe and
her sister, Frances, who is running
Alice a close race for good looks, and
who chose a rich looking black satin
Tor her dancing frock. Jean MILL
ken a her usual dainty self in a
pretty gown of rose toupe crepe with
lur bands for trimmings and made
extremely short, after the newest
fashion. Agnes Milliken whose taste
IN dress is always commented on,
yore a handsome black croche even
ing gown. the draperies caught with
gorgeous rhinestone ornament. The
two Malmberg girls, Hilda and
annie. were there, gowned in most
becoming style, the former in red and
he latter in black. Mrs. Gladys Lu-
cas- Rogers wore a tasteful afternoon
rock of wisteria shade that added
much to her delicate type OF beauty.
An attractive figure at the BAN was
Irs. ]. j. Taylor Of Casper, who was
he guest of the Henry Jones and
Who used to be well known In Han
ia before her marriage, as Anne
Christopher. Mrs. Taylor is a very
beautiful young widow and looked
Turning in n rich black gown with
occasional glimpses Of red showing
through the folds of the draperies.
Miss Olive Williams, another visitor.
wore one of the newest ensemble
suits of richest black satin with
collar and long tie OF silver cloth,
The coat heavily fur trimmed in sill
rer fox. Misses May and Margaret
Jackson both wore gowns of yellow
beaded crepe which we're extremely
becoming. Mrs. Hugh Rennie appear
ed In a handsome gown OF black and
gold.
St. Margaret's Guild met Wednes-
nay, W" lear = ENc, Ut TIC uOllC
of Mrs. C. d. williamson, who shared
the responsibility Of hostess with
Mrs. II. 3. ODER. All work material
was put aside for this occasion and
a regular frolic INDUCED in. All
iorts OF novel stunts were introduced
and various games played. Mrs. F.
AMOS proved heSself an adept in
most OF the contests and carried off
aayara1 nvfznc Nur,haro u-arn uivap
each guest to match with correspond
ing numbers on the beautifully decor
ated Christmas tree from which the
lifts were distributed. The members
present yer Mesdames Frank Omoss
Henry Jones. Otto Frederick. Hugh
Rennie. Thomas Dickinson, Thomas
Love. Mrs. Charles Hudson. Miss
Doris Hudson. Miss Agnes Milliken.
Mrs. Robert Milliken, Mrs. II. L..
Williamson and Mrs. Maynard With
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cook enter
iained at n family dinner on New
Years day. Covers were laid for Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Cook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield
Scott OF Medicine Bow.
Mrs. l.. II. Martin. who. with her
husohHu, itit uesuay LOT Denver 10
reside. has been the inspiration for
several delightful affairs during the
past week. On Friday afternoon Mrs.
q. w. Hughes entertained informal
ly for Mrs. Martin. The afternoon
was spent In playing pit and other
games. Those present were Mes
danes Thos. Butler. Russell Scholl,
Susie Mnngan. Jasper McLcnnon. c.
Fink. Misses Eta Dodds. Olive Will
liams and tho honor guest.
Mildred. the little daughter OF
DR.. Mrs. Harold Finch. celebrated
her ninth birthday on New Years
day. A number Of her young friends
were hidden and spent a joyous af-
ternoon playing all sorts of games
and also doing full Justice to the
birthday spread that Mrs. Finch
had prepared, In tho center of the |