, 1925-02-12

Plans for the forming of a bays
and girls club are being prepared
by the Union Pacific Coal Co. Com
mittees are being appointed from the
different organizations to perfect the
arrangements, which when completed
will provide many different forms
of amusement for the younger ele-
ment. Miss McDermott of the U. P.
magazine staff has been in Hanna
during the past week and conferred
with Mr.. Butler and others in re-
gard to the welfare work of the camp.
The club is the outgrowth Of this
conference and it is hoped it will be
the means Of doing much toword the
uplift of the camp.
The following extract from an
American Fork, Utah, paper will be
of interest to the feminine readers
OF the Hanna news and of friends
of DR.. Crandall. After a glowing ac-
count of the ceremony, details of the
reception, which followed Wednes-
day evening at the home of the
brides parents are given: Mrs.
Crandall was a member of the teach
ing corps Of the Harrington school
until a short time before her mar
riage. She attended the University
of Utah and also the B. Y. V. DR..
Crandall graduated from both the
U. OF U. and the University of Pen
n%sylvania. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with potted palms
and carnations The bride wore an
exquisite gown Of white gorgette over
satin, with lace and ostrich trim
ming. She wore a full bridal veil
and carried a brides bouquet of
Ophelia roses. The maid of honor
Miss Leah Chapman, wore pink satin
and carried deep rose sweet peas.
There were three brides maids,
Miss Ruth Chapman, who wore blue
satin and carried pink roses. Miss
Ruth Goodman of Salt Lake was at
tired in green g%eorgette over apricot
satin and carried ~vari-colored sweet
peas. and Miss Louise Crandall of
Springville, sister of DR.. Crandall,
whose gown vas of orchid g%eorgette,
carried pink sweet peas. Little Miss
Claire Rowan, niece of the groom,
who acted as flower girl was daint-
lily CARRIED in pink. The best man was
Mr.. Elmo Cauffman of S~pringville.'
The n~ewlyweds arrived in Hanna on
26 Sunday morning and were guests
at an elaborate breakfast at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Scholl. Mrs.
Crandall is a very handsome young
woman of the brunette type and will
make al interesting addition to Han
ma society. She will share the honors
with Mrs. Otto Frederick of Parco,
at a Valentine bridge tea over which
Mrs. c. ID. Williamson and Mrs. Jack
Cook will preside Saturday afternoon
at the Williamson home.
Mrs. h. b. Ober was the 500 club
hostess Saturday afternoon. Her
guests were Mesdames C.. ID. William
son. Robt. Milliken, Harold Finch, F.
Amoss, Henry Jones, Henry Peterson
Thos. Love, A. w. Ainsworth. F. f.
Ford. Glenn Kinser. Ed. Mumm, j.
Hughes. Misses Gertrude Bliss, Mary
bells Crilly and Carol Weinbrandt.
The Tuesday bridge club met with
Mrs w. G.. Schneider last week.
Playing were Mesdames Charles Aims
worth, A. w. Ainsworth, Joe Briggs.
+. L. Ford. Earl Seelinger, Henry
Jones. Mrs. Il. NJ. Mumm and Frank
Amoss. The prize winners were
Mrs. Ford and Mrs. A~insworth. Mrs.
Mumm who will sdon be- leaving
Hanna. was the recipient of n gift
from the club OF a fine linen lunch
cloth.
John Reese and Miss Margaret
Briggs stole a march on their friends
Thursday last and slipped quietly on
to Rawlins, where they were married
in the Methodist parsonage by Rev.
Law. The bride, n bonnie Scotch
lassie" is the only daughter of Mrs.
Heber Morris and has resided in
Hanna three years. coming here
straight from Scotland. The groom
is the eldest son Of Mrs. Maggie
Reese and has lived here most of his
life. Mrs. Reese was attired in n
modish ensemble suit of brown CAB
ardine with hose and pumps to
match. Her hat, a close fitting
cloche of brown taffeta with trim
mings OF gay spring flowers com
pleted the stylish outfit. The young
couple are residing In No. 3 town,
where the room is engaged In busi-
ness.
The announcement of the marriage
OF Charlie Wertheim to Miss How
CART. In Rock Springs on Jan. 18th,
came AS n surprise to his relatives
and friends here and In Elk Noun
tain.
Mrs. Harold Finch and daughter.
Ruth. spent Wednesday yisitin &
friends In Medicine Bow.
Miss Betty Ireland from Wamsut-
ter. Is visiting friends and relatives
here. She Is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Hillhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Mumm, who
were to have left here for Longmont.
Colo, this week. have postponed
their departure until March LIST.
Mrs. Bert Reynolds of Saratoga Is
the house guest OF Mrs. A. w. Aims
worth for n few days.
Mrs. Roy Jackson has been enter
tanning her sister. Miss Bertha Peter
son of Laramie the past week. Both
ladies' left Saturday for Laramie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Millikon have
been giving n series or small dinner
parties. followed by n bridge four
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