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Pretty Linen shovel.

Mrs. r. z. w-nzel. Mrs. Marie cra-
zen and Miss Eunice Bunker. were
hostesses at delightful party given
In the nature OF linen shower. at
the home OF Mrs. wenzeI. sic y. 7th
street on Thursday evening. IN
honor Of Miss Star Freye. who is soon
TO become the bride OF Mr.. Frank
Patchelor. About twenty young la
dies participated in the evenings
merriment. The evening was spent in
making a book of Advice which.
when completed. was beautifully
hound. entitled Quotations From
Famous Authors" and afterward pre-
sented to the bride-to-be- Another
feature of the evening was mock
wedding carried out in elaborate
form which. with all of It's soiemnity.
evoked a great deal OF laughter.
The dainty refreshments served car
ried out In detail the sentiment Of
the occasion. as did also the dcoora-
tons. hearts predominating every
where.
In response to call at the door II
was found that parcel post pack
axe had been left with instructions TO
deliver 10 the prospective bride. WHEN
opened. there was disclosed an as
sor,ment OF beautiful linens and mis-
eeiianeous articles. the gifts of the
ructs to Miss Freye. all useful arti-
eics for the adornmcnt OF her new
home.
AZ late hour the guests departed.
leaving with Miss Frcye many wishes
for long happy and prosperous fu-
ture.
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THE WEEK
IN CANON
SOCIETY
Afternoon Bridge.

Mrs. r. S. Beall entertained six ia
bles OF Bridge Players Thursday af-
ternoon. complimentary to her sis
ter. Mrs. Meyers OF Denver. who has
been her guest for the past couple of
weeks. Mrs. George Bethel. Jr. and
Mrs. Frisbie. were the prize winners
Of the afternoon. which was a most
delightful one in all respects.
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| screwed.
Theo. Rowcliffe and william Rab-
saII are absent this week on account
Of sickness.

A very Interesting debate was Civ
en- In the ciyics class Friday morning
by six members of the class. The
question OF debate was Resolved: that
the public utilities should be owned
and operated by the cities in which
they are located. The debaters were:
Affirmative. Ralph MiddIemiss. Irene
Fowden, and Elizabeth Boyle. Mega
tive Harold Turner. Anna Reide and
Nina Skinner. The judges were Wy
not Irish. Howard Burton. and Ernest
Atkinson. The decision was in favor
of the affirmative side.
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The special feature Of the afternoon
will be ian appreciation of the life
Of Robert Louis Stevenson to be
given by Mrs. G. C. Sherwood. The
object OF these scholarship days Is to
raise money for the fund OF the wo-
mems Federation which helps young
women meet the expenses OF ther col
lege preparation. The money is only
loaned and is kept ia constant circu-
lstion. The fund was started by our
own Mrs. T. NJ. Harding and is very
near the hearts Of Canon City women.
While no admission fee will be
charged. each member of the club is
expected to drop a quarter in the
plate for herself and one additional
for >each guest that she brings. A
cordial invitation Is extended to all
to attend this Scotch tea in Py-
ihian hall. February 3. 2:s0 O'Clock
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smart Social Gathering.

Mrs eCorxe Bethel. sr.. and Mrs.
George Bethel. Jr.. are entertaining
fifty-six ladies Al five hundred this af-
tornoon. The beautiful home -
adorned with numerous clusters OF
day break carnations for the affair.
which Is certain to be a pronounced
social success. being presided over by
two such charming hozte~ses.
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MR.. AND MRS. GODAT
CELEBRATE THEIR fIfTIETH
WEODInG ANNIVERSARY

The fiftieth wedding anniversary OF
comrade C. a. Godat and wife was eel
ebrated last Saturday evening. at the
Assembly Hall of the Soldiers home
by the friends OF the aged couple.
many of the Comrades of the Home.
with their wives were present. as we'll
as the younger folks who are employ
ed there. Mr.. and Mrs. Godat were
the first couple to be admitted TO the
Home as occupants of the new cot
tages which were built last year.
The evenings pleasure opened with
a short program. including an address
Of greeting by Mrs. Seckner, orches-
ira music. flute solo. and minstrel
songs: this was followed by a dance
which the old time favorites. such as
the quadrilie. Virginia reel and Old
Dan Tucker. were interspersed with
the waltz and two step. as we'll as
some of the newer dances. Old and
young alike danced TO their hearts
content until the time for lights out
when the party broke up. with hearty
hand shakes and good wishes for the
guests OF the evening
Mr.. Godat is 20 years OF ale and his
wife is past GO years. They were mar
ried at Galena. Illinois. the home OF
u. s. Grant. on January II. 1864. while
Mr. Godat was home on a short fur
Laugh. he having concluded not to
leave his girl behind. comrade Godat
was a member of Co. F. l2.h Illinois
Infantry. and served three enlistments
from April II. 1861. to July 10. 1866.
He was wounded twice during the
war. and served as corporal and SER
geant. receiving a commission as sec
ond lieutenant Just AZ the close Of war.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs Godat y
at Canon City. where they are highly
respected; last fall. the old gentleman
became badly afflicted with rheumo
tism. so that he applied for admission
TO the Home. with his wife. Mr.. Godat
Is well known throughout the state. as
he came from the east in 1875 with an
orchestra of ten musicians. and for
several years furnished music for
many entertainments in Denver. Lead
VILE and other cities He was n mem
Der Of the band and orchestra which
furnished the music at the time OF
General Grants visit to Leadvilie in
isso.-Monte Vista Graphic
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social Science Conn mIt,ee Entertain

The Friends in Council were the
guests Of the Social Science Commit
tee Friday. at the. home of Mrs. Ben
Rea.
The regular business session was
held first. Two new members were
elected. The corresponding secrc-
tary. Mrs. Craven. was instructed to
write letter OF congratuiation to
Mrs Leslie Clearinghouse (nee Miss
Elsie Armstrong; n former member of
the club. upon the arrival OF a son
weighing eight pounds and half.
The program for the afternoon was
a musical. given on the Columbian
rraphaphone by noted vocaiists and
inssrumcntaiists.
Papers were then distributed on
which was q Musical Romance the
commissions to be filled with terms
applicable to music. The prizes were
a harmonica and Jews harp which
were given to Mesdsmes Hardin and
Webster. Fruit salad. sandwiches.
coffee and nuts were served as re-
treatments. The meeting next month
viii be ineharse of the Art and Later
ature committee.
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Woman. CIub.

The regular meeting Of the Woman :
club was hold In PythIan hall. Tues
day afternoon. An Interesting lesson
on Immigration was led BY Mrs. "
w. Wallace. Mrs. Maxwell read an
excellent paper and the members an
swesed the rcIl-esIl with curren,
events Next Tuesday. February 3rd.
viii be scholarship Day. A spIendid
program Ia being arranged and re-
freshments VIII be served at the Close
OF the afternoon. An admission
charge Of .se will Be made TO the
members and public. which Ia cor
daily invited.
Tails b most worthy cause and
should have the support OF Canon CITY
folk.
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quotations from Burns.
A one o'clock luncheon viii be Civ
en- by the club next week at Mrs
okey's residence.
Mrs. Robson EnfertaIns
Young Ladies'.

Eight young ladies spent a most
pleasant afternoon as tho guests OF
Mrs. David Robson. Tuesday. Bridge
furnished diversion. beautiful lace
collar being awarded to Miss Fern
Armstrong. for the best plays. Re-
freshments of tempting character
were served at the close Of the after
noon. The guest list included Misses
Edith Harrison. Josephine Palmer.
Fern and Leila Armstrong. Myra
Sheriff.. Leila Dickinson and Blanche
Deweese.
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Relief Corps.

Greenwood Corps No. 22. W. r. C..
met in regular semi-monthIy session
Wednesday with the president. Mrs.
Ames in the chair.
A letter was read from Mrs Godat
thanking the members for remember
Ing their 5oth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Morgan read an account OF the
celebration at the soldiers home
from the San Luis Valley Graphic In
honor OF the affair. A ietterwas also
read from Mrs. A. s Taylor who. with
ter husband. is spending the winter
ia California She said that they
shall be glad to be back in Colorado
again. that she wouldn't give Canon
City for the whole state OF California
Nr. Gerraghty was present and said
that he was committee from Green
wood Post TO invite the cprps to join
with them in celebrating Lincoln's
birthday at their meeting. February
iitA. The invitation was accepted
and the social committee instructed
TO meet with the like committee OF the
Post to make arrangements.
Mrs. Morgan invited the Corps TO
meet with her for n social Friday.
FEBRUARY 9Th.
Al the close Of the session tea and
cookies were served.
The next meeting will be held Feb
ruary i1th.
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Women .f w.eaer.ss.

Gate City Circle No. i2o. Women OF
OF woodcraft met in regular session
Monday evening. A report OF the
visit to florence was given by
Mr. eston At the ccse OF the
session tea. cookies and drop cakes
were served by Selshbors Prescott
and daughter Marie. The Company
passed a merry hour in hearing for
tunes read from the tea grounds.
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Embrsidery Club.

Mrs. Knapp was hostess to the East
Canon Embroidery club a; an all day
session Tuesday. A dainty two-course
luncheon was served and the after
noon was given over to n business
meeting Arrangements were made
for Valentine Party to be given a,
the next session.
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Dinner.

Dinner.
DR.. and Mr. n. T. Holmes enter
tanned fourteen friends at dinner Wed
nesday evening. complimentary to
Mrs. Myers. OF Denver.
Pink carnations made the table
pretty and the dinner menu was a
most tempting one. The later eve
ming hours were pleasantly passed
with cards.
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Mrs. mI.ss Ea,ersaIa. cl.h.

The Monday Reading club met this
week with Mrs. India Hiatt with the
president. Mrs. okcy In the chair.
A letter was read from Mrs. Fciter
who stated that she was getting along
well and should leave the Mayo hos
pitai In n few days.
Mrs. Weston read the "Unwhole-
somencss OF worry and Mrs. coui-
ter read sketch of the life of Oliver
Wendell Holmes and his poem Tho
Eoys-'
There were fifteen members and
two guests. Mrs. waldo and Mrs.
Rudolph present
Msnbers rsspo.asd 70 roll call with
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Visiting In canon City

Miss Katherine Cronii.. sister Of
Mrs. ]. VI. Lyons. has gone TO Canon
City where she will visit relatives at
Mt. ST Schoiastica academy before
returning to Sat Lake city.-Pueblo
Chieftain.
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thsfisx Dish supper.

Twelve ladies who's. husbands were
attending the good fellowship banquet.
gathered at the home Of Mrs. George
Rockafeilow Friday evening. a
splendid chatting dish supper was
prepared and the later Aars given
over to auction bride.
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Last Friday evening the Freshmen
had n shatins party At the rink. Miss
rarlinE chaperoned the crowd. The
Freahmcn say they hAa : very pleas
sas sine. Light refrsshnsass yer.
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The lineup va sa follows:
For Frost Bites and chappea shin.

For frost bitten ears. fingers and
toes: chapped hands and lips. chill
hlains. cold sores. red and rough
skins. there Is nothing to equal Buck
lens Arnica Saive. Stops the pain a,
once and reals quickly. In every home
there should be a box handy all the
time. Best remedy for all skin dis
eases. itching ecrems. letter. piles.
etc. sc. All druggists or by mail. u
e. Bucklen 4 Co. Philadelphia or st.
Louis.--adv
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Last Monday night the juniors and
senior boys entertained the girls OF
the two classes at a skating party a.
the rink There was Jolly crowd
present and everyone reported fine
time.
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The basket ball game between Can
on and salida was played In the Y. II.
c. A. Friday evening. There was a
very large crowd present and the
game was a hard fought one. Canon
won the game with the score 81 to 25
in their favor.
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Eco cIub.

~~E "s"-
VITA Miss Elsie Bower a. their
hostess tho members OF the Five Hun
drrd club enjoyed pnc Of their jolly
good times Tuesday evening. -Four tn
bles we're played with Mrs Everett
bancroft and Miss Eta Walton as
Substitutes.
Mrs. Harley Turner was the for
tunaie winner Of a beautiful fiiagree
silver vsse-thc favor for highest
score.
crcamed oysters In patties. pickles.
frnitsaiad with whipped cream. cake.
ooffeei and mints made up the eleven
O'Clock luncheon which was heartily
enjoyed by all.
The cottage home was prettiiy dec
GRATED for the affair. The taiIies
were tasty arrangements In the pansy
design with the same idea carried out
in other ways.
lfiss Walton gave two most inter-
csting readings In her clever manner.
MIRA Holland sang some old favorites
OF the club girls and Miss Jessie EN-
merson rendered some plano selec-
tions. rounding out an evening of
much pleasure.
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EM. Dance.

Esks Dance.
Just enough dancers to comfortably
fni the floor were the guests of the
BEST People on EARTH Thursday
evcuinr. williams four piece orches-
ira furnished the excellent music.
Delicious fruit punch and waters
Mcrc served throughout the merry
hours.
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sss.lsrshIp Day.

ssselsrshlp Day.
On Tuesday. February ,. tho wo-
mans club will hold its annual schol-
arship Day This year the commit
tes In charge plan Scotch tea. Scotch
fssk souss viii be sung ana other
sss6 things sivsa.
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chips and cake or cookies. The girls
each put their name in the box The
The boys drew for the boxes and Sc
Iected the girl for n partner who had
filled tho box.
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MIDDLE STATES TENNIS TOURNEY
HoIcombe Ward and Karl Behr 10
Play This Week.

SOUTH ORANGE, n. j., June 20,-Hol-
combe Ward and Karl Behr, two former
internationalists. are entered among rank
ing players In the annual middle States
championship lawn tennis tournament that
begins on the grass courts OF the Orange
Lawn Tennis Club on Monday and ex-
tends through the week. The entry HIST
In both the mems and women's singles
championships. as we'll as In the doubles,
Is as notable as ever.
Last year Gustave f. Touchard went
through the tourney with flying colors,
winning the singles title the doubles with
Watson NJ. Washburn Of Harvard and
the mixed doubles with Mrs, Gordon
Douglas OF New York as his partner.
The committee had not heard from
Touchard to-day and II was Uncertain
whether he would enter competition TO de-
fend his titles Walter Merrill Han, "a
former middle States champion, Dean
Mathey George NJ, Church, Theodore r.
Pell. Charles NJ. Bull, Jr,. and Magoon, the
Boston player. are among those entered
and from the local club there are Law
renee Woodbury., the Miles brothers
Ward, Spencer Miller. Jr., the former
Amherst champion. and C. Froderick Wat.
son. Jr.
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MACK SEEKS TIGER DIsCARDs.
Sacramento Has NO Other Men a.
Regulars On Its stan.

DETROIT. June 2o.-Announcement that
Connie Mack has called on Harry Wolver-
ton OF the Sacramento club for pitching
recruits to bolster up his slipping stan is
OF especial interest here In Detroit Mack
sent urgent messages to Wolverton while
his team was playing the Tigers asking
him to ship on anything that he thought
would do and that he could spare. De-
troits interest comes In the fact that
Wolvertons pitchers are almost without
exception dscards from the Tiger tribe.
The Sacramento club has no man who IS
slabbing regularly who was not let out
by Detroit either because he was done or
because he would not do.
Ralph Stroud and Al Klawitter are the
mainstays or the Sacramento pitching
stan. Gregory, formerly with ST. Louis
also Is working with some frequency
Claude Williams, who was South with the
Tigers this spring, has Just Joined the
Sacramento club Connie must have
thought little of his pitching stan wher
he holds to a belief that the men whom
! Wolverton 10 using can aid his club.
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n. Y.Y. c. REGATTA THURSDAY.
Cup Defenders Provided FOr-Fleet
In Three Divisions.

The annual regatta of the New York
Yacht Club will be sailed next Thursday
on the Sound. The start will be made at
noon from line of Station No 10 at
Glen Cove. Entries for this regatta
should be filed with The committee be-
fore p. NJ June "a, but entries may be
received until the preparatory signal Is
made. The courses will be indicated be-
fore the preparatory signal IL made. The
feet will be divided into three divisions.
The first will be the cup defender class,
che second all classes down TO tho 30
footers and the third the Sound schconers,
The cup defenders will be started first
and there will be the usual preparatory
signal and ten minutes later the warning.
These yachts will start at lol5 o'clock.
Five minutes later all schooners will start
and Ave minutes after the schooners the
hfties will be sent away. Next will come
classes L, NJ and ~ followed by Class p
and the th!rtles and last the Sound
schooners
The ffties, thirties, forty-foot schooners
and Sound schooners will sail az one de-
sign classes under their respective class
rules. The committee Is II. de r. Par
sons. j. NJ. Macdonough and Frederic O.
Epedden.
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by splendid all round play. He was wei,
supported by q. w. Dodwell, with a,
innings OF 81 not out. In the time thai
remained for play Bensonhurst put 10.
gether 157 runs for the loss OF wicket,
thereby making a drawn match.
Columbia oval and Bronx United met 4.
Pelham BAY Park yesterday, ana m.
former won on totals OF 40 to Al "a
Maskell, 20. and II. Woodland and II
Smith, each 10. tailed doubles for Co.
lumbia Ovals.
A close encounter between the Anglo
Americans and the adult schools eleven
resulted in victory for the Anglo.
Americans by the narrow margin OF thre.
runs. l.. ]. Shook did some remarkahls
bowling, and captured six wickets for q,
runs, while II. Griggs secured six wicket.
for 6 runs on the other side.
Three Metropolitan League games U.r.
played at the parade grounds In BROOKLYN
the chief one being between the frs,
elevens OF the Kings County and Manhat
tan cricket clubs The result WAS "A draw
The Manhattans. first at bat. rolled ~
146. thanks to a fine stand for Al on the
part of !. II. Tattersall. l.. II. Williams
and H. J. Williams made "a great stand
for Kings County. the former being no,
out with IS and the latter scoring SO PLAY
stopped when Kings County had III FOR
the loss of five wickets.
| Team b Of Kings County defeated
| brooklyn United Sons OF st. George by a
margin Of 55 runs on totals OF 1Ss 10 81
VI. II. de Sousa hit up So for the winner,
| before he was run out.
Team Il of Bensonhurst yielded rattle,
| easily to Team Il of the Brooklyns who
took the match by 15i, for the loss Of
! eight wickets, to 81. q. pucKerin, with a
not out. led the Brooklyn batsmen.
| Leading off with score of 1874 IN.
| Orients retired the United G. G. eleven Tor
90 and won the Cosmopolitan League
match by a margin of "a runs. ]. Taltt
OF the losing side was the highest run
getter with a well played 40.
The highest scoring at the Parade
| Grounds was seen In the match between
the West Indians and Bermudians, which
resulted in a draw greatly in favor OF the
former. The West Indians declared their
innings closed after putting together 1883
for the loss of four wickets. OF this tota,
X. Ollievere and r. Cook, the international
players, scored SO and 81 respectively
Bakers 10 not out was the saving fea.
ture OF the Bermudian's innings. which
netted 20 for the loss OF three wickets
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DALTON OF DODGERS LEADS
NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTERS
His Mark Now 356---Maisel of New Yorks Best
Base Runner in American League. With 70 Steals
Giants Lead Their Circuit in Nothing

outhelder Jack Dalton OF the Dodgers
has hammered his batting average up to
the .356 mark and leads the National
League. Trcading right on his heels Ia
his club mate John Hummel. the man OF
all trades. with figures Of 1855. The
Giants do not lead their league in any
department OF the statistics except the
standing OF the clubs
Fritz Maisel the gingery third sacker
OF the New Yorks. Is the best base run
ner in the American League. already hav'
Ing stolen twenty three bases, though the
season IL not one-nalf gone. Clarence
Walker of the Browns heads the batter'
OF the league with an average OF .345
The figures:
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BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT.

At the Irving A. C. Eddie Cook and
Kohoma Kid fought a ten round draw.
Soldier Bartheld beat Kid Graves by a
small margin at the Broadway Sporting
Club.
At the Fairmont A. c. Kid Alberts de-
feated Joe Sotter.
Willie Cation outpointed Bull Cassidy
at Browns A. A.
The bouts at the Bergen. Beach A. c
were called off owing TO the small at.
tendance,
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whitc-Azevedo Date Set.

CHICAGO, June 2o,-James w, Cofrroth
set the date to-day for the Charley White
Joe Azevedo match. booking 1t at San
francisco for July 81. This was done
so White can remain on the ground for
his second match with Willie Richie,
September 8.
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o'NeiIl Heads BnsebsII Team,

BLOOMFIELD. June 2O---B. O'Neill thir
saseman OF the Bloomfield High Schoo
nine, was elected captain for next sea
son by unanimous vote of the players.