The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-06

decorated with spring flowers. had
place-cards containing the stage.
names" OF the guests A tempting
menu was served by the ladies OF the
guild, after which a delightful social
time was enjoyed by al until s O'Clock
when the friends OF the factors" be-
gan arriving. and the dance was on"
The party was thoroughly enjoyed by
all. as these lovely guild hall parties
always are.
A largely attended afternooa affair
was the tea at the home of Mrs. T.
NJ. Harding last Friday when Mrs +,
c. Mcdonald OF Colorado Springs
spoke about the work that the "Fa-
theriess Children OF France Society
had accomplished. Nearly so inter
ested people formed her audience. and
her talk brought out the great need
FOR more "adoptions" Of orphans
lmorg the people OF this country. Mrs
Thatcher and Mr.. Ruger of Pueblo.
also representing this society. were
present and made short talks on the
subject This movement Is most
praiseworthy. and II is hoped that the
visit Of these busy leaders TO Canon
City will stimulate interest in Il here.
Ore OF the most attractive parties
of the week was given by Mrs. Harry
E. Bowen at her home Thursday aft
srnoon, when she entertained %
quests at Ave hundred. The tables
md rooms were iavishly decorated
with sweet peas and danodiis. most
welcome signs that spring is here,"
The high score was made by Mrs
Ralph wnnn. while the consultation
prize went to Miss Jane Holmes
after the game was finished the
guests were served a delicious menu.
Including chicken salad. hot biscuits.
roffce. with olives and salted nuts
The whole affair WAS keeniy enjoyed.
aud many compliments were paid no
charming hostess.
The Card Club met with Mira. w. y.
Clark last night xt her home on
Greenwood avenue. At O'Clock they
went into dinner. and afterwards
formed mblcs for i've hundred. The
game was erjoyed immensely. and ac-
cofding to the traditions of the club,
the prizes that were awarded for hiEh
scores We're thrift stamps. This
praiseworthy custom originated dur
ing the stress OF the war. and these
generous card lovers have continued
II even In peace times The fortrn-
ate players last might were Mrs. T. u
Palmer and Mr.. Dozier.
Eric ard Jack McKeilar and r. s.
Canda and his brother. Rockwell
Canda. who have been visiting In
Canon City for the past week. viii re-
turn TO their homes in wcstciin today
Rev. Don Frank Fern and ,frs Fem
were the dinner guerts oi Mr.. AMI
Mrs. David l.. Robson MonIay night.
An open meeting for all Who arc In
tefested In the "Fatheriess Children
OF France' will be held Wednesday at
4:59 in the Red Cross rooms.
Monday. March 3. was the twenty
fifth wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs w. A. Johnson.
-
Mexsrs. Heury Morrissey. Jimmie
o'fTanlon. Carl Zenrle and Henry
Smith oi Florence were in attendance
Mt the dance In ST. MishaeI's hall Mon
day evening.
About SO couple enjoyed a social
evening at 81. Michaers hall Monday
evening. Tfc time was spent In dane
Ing. A prize waltz was given, Miss
Katherine Kenly ard Edward Morri-
sou receiving first prize. and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Bowen receiving second
prize Music was furnished by the
strickland orchestra. Late In the
evening refreshments were served.
Mt and Mrs. l.. 8. Lear entertained
the Misses Emma and Ella Roberts.
Marie Esser. Blanche Sherwood. Min
ervn McMillin. MIR. and Mrs. Lane Dun
and two children. Mr.. and Mrs. Moy'e
and Lawrence Swanson at a 6 o'clock
ldinTer nj their home at 703 College
avenue. Monday evening. These peo.
| pie comprise the sales force OF the
DuffI.ear Dry Goods Company The
evening proved to be a most enjoyable
one indeed.
The prtyate dining room NJ fbe