The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-11

evening. The ANair was In the nature
OF a shower for Mb,ss sonneIand and
she was made the recipistn rsof q
large number of useful gifts. The
guests were. in addition to Miss Some
land. Misses Ethel Clemmaus, Della
Davis, Goidie Parks. Helen Earring
ton. Beulah Merris, Lois Mcclure.
Lillian Freidinger. Sylvia Gaines. Edna
Johnson, Ruth Merriam. Edna Ray
Fern Garrett and Aiessrs. Donald
I.ikins. Wriiliam Davia. Emory Gainea.
Finis Parks, Albert Jones, Maurice
Jones, Ralph Thompson. Bert Woods.
Bryan Gresham and VIII Farrihgton.
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Dickens Club Luncheon.
The ladies Of the Dickens Club
celebrated the great authors birthday
February seventh. with d very delight
full one o'clock luncheon at the home
of Mrs. Gibson ON nondHy The
round table in the dining-room was
extremely beautiful and artistic with
its green and white decorations, and
the members OF the Club enjoying
the appetizing menu wefe Mesdames
Gibson, Peabody. Maupin. DicklnsonI
and Lewis. Mrs. b r. Rocknfellow
and Mrs. sheetz were guests a. hon
orary members Of The club.
Mrs. F. l. Bartlett Of Denver one
Of the "Exiles graciously re-
membered each home member with
an exquisite corsage boquet Of sweet
peas to wear upon the auspiciotis oc-
casion. Between courses. many let
ters and kilograms of greeting from
absent members were enjoyed. and
an invitation received from Denver
for the coming June Ninth luncheon,
which was enthusiastically accepted
After the luncheon. Mrs. Gibson en-
tertained the ladies with number
OF choice selections upon the Vic
trola. and the masi6 was followed by
clever guessing contAstS which PROV
ed how well the members knew their
beloved Dickens. Mrs. Lewis and
Mrs. Peabody each won prizes. The
president OF the Dickens Club. Mrs.
Greydene-smith. who is In Denver for
the winter-has recently been cores
ponding with some distinguished Dick
ems enthusiasts and authors In Eng
land. and sent these letters 20 bel
read as being OF special interest to
the club.
Both from literary and entertain
ing standpoint. the luncheon WAS 81
most typical Dicksnsian celebration
Woman's cluk
The woman's Club ~ tuesday n
regular weekly seiu,pn q fysAi,a
hall. MrS. Johnson. sies-ptesileit. b
ths chair. r
The secretary red the minutes Of
the previous meeting which were ap-
proved
The .rs.surers report was accept.
ed.
A number. of srbiecss were discuss
ed.
Among them one sent In BY the d. |
A. r.. relative to forming a Young
wouan's Christian Association"
which Mrs. Goodioe presented. telling
OF It's object and the need Of such an
organization. The matter Il to be
presented to the different societies in |
the city. doing for the young women
and girls what the Y. N. c. A. does
for young men and boys.
The matter Of the Endowmsnt Fund |
for the State Federation was taken |
from the table and ANAL amount
pledged.
The Friends-in- Council extended m |
Invitation 20 the club to attend . |
meeting Friday. the program for
which IL in charge OF The Art and
Literature Committee ....
Mrs. Lewis was appointed Club
Historian.
Mrs. Wallace was leader for the day. |
The subject under discussion was the |
third chapter OF THE American Hope"
entitled. The Springs Of Hope" Mrs. |
Lamb presented paper ON giving two
theories. Parental and Heredity In.
nuence." Mrs. Lewis = talk on "The
Influence Of Environment and Paren-
tai Innuence.'' Tho subject was an
Interesting one and provocative Of
much discussion.
The subject Of next week 4 "The
Marriage Tie." Mrs. Duncan. leader.