Cañon City record., 1910-10-20
Society Notes
From Fridays Daily.

she entertained yesterday at lunch
con in honor of three prospective
brides instead of two, as has been the
case in other parties of the past week
Miss Grace Johnson, who is to be
married in November to Mr.. Jay Den
mis- Sidebottom sat with Miss Ruth
Mccoy and Miss Ethel McLafn as
guests of honor at the smartly ap-
pointed luncheon. 1t was four
course affair and was served at one
O'Clock. The color scheme consisted
of smilax and pink and white. Twen-
ty we're seated at the beautifully dec
GRATED table. The chandeliers were
literally hidden with smilax from
which were strung pink and white rib
bons at various angles to the table,
taking on the appearance OF minia-
ture summer garden in full bloom.
Before each plate, as If serving as a
beacon light for each guest, were
placed small candles held in smilax-
covered candle-sticks and protected
by pretty pink shades. On each place
card little cupids played hide and
seek. Each guest of honor found be-
side her place card beautiful ban
quet of pink roses bound with white
ribbon and smilax. Those present be-
sides the guests of honor and the
hostess were: Miss Crete Chapson,
Miss Jesse Gardner, Miss Fannie
Stump, the Misses Francis and Mae
Harding, Mrs. L. L. Harding, Jr.,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Harding. Jr.. Miss Ruth
Lewis. Miss Lulu Lines. Mrs. D. p.
vanBuskirk, MS. Berney Craig. Mrs.
James OKeefe, Miss Rachel Hutch
inson, the Misses Edith and Ida Har-
rison, and Miss Katherine Coolbaugh.
On Wednesday evening Miss 1nez
Crozier entertained the First Presby-
terian Choir at her home. 1t was an
autumn party andby effectice decorat-
ing the hostess mads her home into
a bower of autumnal beauty. Red and
yellow were used extensively in the
decorations, nasturtiums and apples
being employed to get the effect de-
sired. Portiers of apples were hung
from the arch between the parlor and
the library and the flowers were plac-
ed in every available spot. In the par
lor the wood fire in the fireplace was
kept merrily burning and the lights
in this room having been extinguish-
ed, the shadows cast by the fitful
flames gave to all sense of peace
and contentment For refreshments,
cider, baked apples and whipped
cream, and nut bread sandwiches
were, served.
Miss Francis Hemmerle is to enter
tain Monday evening at dance in
honor of her friend. Miss Merrick, of
Columbus, Ohio. About twenty-five
couples are to be present.
Mrs. A. A. Pope entertained at Five
Hundred Thursday afternoon in hon.
or of her sister. Miss Irene Holland
OF Pittsburg. Pennsylvania. There
we're three tables of players of which
Miss Merrick proved the best and won
the prize, a beautiful silver spoon. The
nouse was adorned with autumn
leaves and dahlias in a very prettily
arranged style. giving the appearance
Of natural woodland bower. Re
Freshments were served in the dining
room at one big table. which was
completely covered with maple leaves
with a large vase of dahlias in the
center Fruit salad, hot biscuits. cof-
fee. after dinner mints, and nuts were
served. Those present were: Miss
Irene Holland, Miss Faye Karterman,
of Ida Grove, Iowa. Miss Margaret
Merrick of Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Jack
%arterman of Florence. Miss Leila
Dickinson. Miss Hazel Gardener. the
Misses Mckenzie. Mrs. Harry Combs.
Miss Rose Lines. and Miss Blanche
Stevenson.
The Elks Social Session last night
proved itself one of the principal So
ciety events thus far this season. Joe
Newman and company of excellent
concert talent entertained the large
gathering at the Osos theatre with
many excellent concert numbers and
/ Two cleverly executed sketches. Joe
Newman has unusually good support
this year and as result outdid him
self in his entertainment last evening.
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