, 1925-05-21
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"Mirandy's Minstrels," the musica.
hoi-poloi, presented by st. Margaret's
Guild, will hold the boards at the
opera house next Saturday evening
Some thirty people are in the cast
which is all female. Four end-mer
with bones and tambourines will
furnish the fun for the spectators,
There will be a minuet danced by
eight of Hanna's most attractive
young women; and many catchy solos
and choruses will be rendered. Mr..
Stair Briggs will act as interlocutor,
Frances Greer will preside at the
piano. Miss Mcmillan is coaching
the minuet girls, who are Mrs. Stod-
dard, Mrs. Crandall, Mrs. Milliken,
Misses Lucille Love, Beth Wright,
Doris Hudson, Frances Christensen,
lila Lepponen and Mrs. Russell Sholl.
Others taking part are Mesdames C.
ID. Williamson, r. B. ODER, Glen
inson, Edward E~dwardson, Charles
Hudson, John Reese and Maggie
Reese. The identify of the end-men,
Bombo, Sambo, Rastus and Zeke, is
being carefully withheld from the
general public. The sketch Mrs.
Blacks Pink Tea" which concludes
the evenings performance is a
scream; the leading part in this is
taken by Mrs. Henry Peterson. She
is supported by Mrs. Ober, Mrs.
Sholl, Mrs. Milliken, Mrs. Reese, Mrs.
Kenny, Mrs. Rodda and others. The
proceeds from the performance will
go to the building fund of the parish
house. The following numbers COM
prise the musical program: "Open-
ing chorus" "Steppin' Around"
Carolina in the Morning." 81 Didn't
Ask, He Didn't Say" Mud Pie
Days. Carmen, She was Absolutely
Charmin," Grandma and Minuet,"
"Rose-Marie" (from the big New
York hit), How Do You Do" and
the musical finale.
The dedication of the new Meth
odist church, which took place Sun
day, occupied the time and attention
of most of Hanna's population on
that day. Services were held both
morning and evening and Bishop
Mead's IN together with a most
magnetic personality held the large
congregation enthralled. In response
to his appeal to the generosity of the
people, over $1,000 was contributed
by those present toward the church
debt. All denominations were rep
resented in these contributions. The
music rendered was especially fine.
Miss Carol Weimbrandt presided at
the organ. The choir was composed
of Mrs. %Stoddard, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs.
Joe Briggs, Mrs. Buehler, Mrs. Bess,
Miss Cleo Clark and Miss Myrta Nc
MILAN; Messrs. George Mylroie, Sam
Dickinson. Joseph Maxon, w. G.
Schneider and j. r. MolyneauX. The
original plans for the building were
designed by Rev. j. c. Mylorie, the
former rector. who died a little over
a year ago. Bishop Mead in his talk
referred feelingly to the passing of
Mr.. Mylroie as n deplorable fact, that
he could not have been spared to see
the completion of the work on which
he labored for many years. but which
is being ably carried on by Rev.
King, the present rector. Mrs. Mylroie
who came from Laramie for the dedi-
cation was an interested member OF
the large congregation.
The announcement of the marriage
of Miss Agnes Miliiken and William
Russell. came as a complete surprise
not only to their friends, but to rela-
tives as well. Just why this popular
couple should have chosen to run Oft
and secretly wed and keep it mum
for nearly a year, is beyond the com
p%rehension of numerous friends who
would dearly love to have assisted
at the event. However that is what
they did. They were married last
August 18th I'm the chapel Of st
Johns Cathedral, Denver, the cere'
mony being performed by Dean Ben.
jamin Dagwell OF the Episcopal do.
cese. After several days honey
moon the bride returned TO Hanna
assuming her position in the con
f~ectionery store of her brother w. $
Milliken. where she remained until
last week. when the groom ono
more appeared on the scene. and ar
ter some persuasion convinced hi'
bride hat they might as well brave
the parental wrath and have 1t owe
with. They called In the aid OF q
sister, who broke the news to th'
family and later in the day Mr.. ant
Mrs. Russell departed on n second
honeymoon. followed by the bless
ings and good wishes OF the entire
family. They escaped the shower o
rice and old shoes by slipping ava,
before the news leaked out. The!
will probably reside in Laramie
where the groom has been for th'
past year or two in the Insurance
business.
Maxine Peterson was four year
old on Monday. May 18th, Jack Cool
.Jr., was one year old on the sam
date, 40 ms the " are pals. the
decided to- combine their BIRTHDAY
parties. The result was n delightful
affair held ut the Peterson home 4
which was hidden the following III
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