The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-02-25

tn : comprehensive, satisfactory man.
ner. AT the copclusion OF her talk.
Mrs. Lamb. department aid. presented
Mrs. Mcclure handsome silver tea
spoon In behalf Of the corps to which
Mrs. Mcclure very gracefully res
ponded.
A social followed the session during
which. cake and coffee were served.
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A Valentine Party.
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Horney en-
tertained few Of their friends Mon
day evening. 1t being St. Valentines
asy5 as5, hearts we=e the main feature.
the decorations being hearts and the
game of hearts furnished amusement
for the evening. Very dainty refresh
ments were served at table which
held a centerpiece Of red and white
carnations interwIned with beautiful
vine. A cousin Of Mrs. Charles James.
enroute to the coast. made a very
pleasant addition to the party. she
being a talented musician.
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Friends In Council.
The Friends In Council met Friday
at Pythian hall with the president.
Mrs. Graves, presiding
The report OF social meeting given
by the Art and Literature Committee.
Mrs. Robson. chairman. was read
and approved.
An amendment to the constitution
relative to visitors was read for the
third time and became a law A COM
mittee Of Eve was appointed to meet
Wednesday with other committees TO
see what action could be taken upon
the establishment OF Young wom-
ans Christian Association. the meet
ing to be held Wednesday.
A Council meeting OF the National
Federation OF woman's Clubs win be
held In Portland. Oregon. June 1st to
ith. during which time the Rose
Fete" viii be held. Any member of
the club who VIII be there at that
time IS requested to notify the presi-
dent. and be appointed a delegate.
Current events was the subject for
the day. MIRA Hiatt, leader.
Mrs. Graves told Of her Wait to
the woman's club Of Boulder Of zoo
members. MIS- Garretson. president
of the Colorado Federation OF clubs.
the corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Teller and Mrs. Lille. state organizer.
Of the Housekeepers' league all OF
Denver were present and gave inter-
esting tAiks-
Mrs. Bell told OF the PAnama canal
which although Only opened six|
mcnths ago had received two million
doliarn in ices. Ma Robisoa read an
article entitled. what About Msai."
Mrs. Gardner gave two current
events, one the passing Of . bill In
troduced BY Senator shanroth. To-
lease school lands. for q term OF IS
years to those wishing 10 build
homes.
The other was the request Of Gov
ernor Carlson for all school children
to write letters to their friends OF
ahe beauties OF the state and advan-
iaEes Of establishing q home here.
March ist ID the day set apart for
writing the letters.
Mrs. Evans told Of new game OF
noted women who had been famous
in history. Mrs, Baker gave several
items Of interest. one Of them we're
that Sarah BernhArt was to have her
leg Amputated on account Of trouble
with the knee.
airs. SchweiEert told Of . bean rails
ed In China from which milk b OBJ
sained and used in all the different
ways.
Mrs. Goodloe read letter written
by an English officer who told OF q
twenty four hours armistIce granted
the soldiers Christmas day in which
they spent in a social way. with
Christmas trees and = general good
time.
Mrs. Ashley spoke OF the ringing Of
the Liberty BELL at Philadelphia up
on the opening Of the exposition in
San Francisco. which was plainly
heard BY telephone.
Mrs. Weston spoke OF the visit of
Mrs. Mcclure. the department presi-
dent OF the woman's Relief Corps and