The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-10-30
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and Wynot Iish. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w Iish OF this city. which will take
place at the Shirley hotel in Denver
Friday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Walton entertained
number OF ladies' at a quilting party
at her home, tourth and River street
Wednesday. for her daubhter. Mrs.
r. A. Turner. A dinner was served al
/ O'Clock. and the remainder of the
afternoon spent in sewing. Those
present were: Mesdames W. H. New
comb. Henry Pnrnell. Margaret Will
liams. Elizabeth Howells and Misses
Wilma Newcomb and Mae Howells.
Miss Roxena Wood was hostess on
Tuesday evening at Just For Fun"
party for the members OF the chapter
A c. p. 4 p. Each guest wore
Just For Fun" costume. During the
evening an interesting program OF
music and readings we're given quite
informally by the guests. Al the
close OF the porgraIn Just For Fun"
refreshments were served. House
decorations were black and yellow.
The Misses Marie Prescott and
Dora Turner entertained the members
of the l.. g. r. Club ht o'clock
dinner at the StTathmore hotel last
night. The affair was in celebration
Of the two young ladies' birthdays,
which happen ON the same day. The
table In the private dining room was
a 1saNs
spoon was presented To each OF the
hostesses After dinner the party
was entertained at pictures at the
Jones theater.
The FIRST meeting OF the Progress
cmb was held Monday evening with
the Misses Garwood in South Canon.
when pleasant reception WAS given
TO the nswly-eiected members. An
interesting program was given by
Miss Eima Lind smith. who told Of
her work in the overseas service with
the Y NJ {. A.. and clever readings
were given by Misses Martha Dickson
and Viola Lane Miss Smith accom-
panied by Miss Hendrickson. sang
several pleasing songs and the recep-
ton committee served dainty refresh
ments The next meeting viii be
with Miss Hamilton. and the peacs
treaty will be discussed
Mrs. r J lyman entertained at min
tables OF si&handed euchre at her
home Thursday afternoon. Mrs, F. L.
crawford was awarded the prize Of
high score. Mrs. l.. c. Bailey second
prize and Mrs. Otis Orondorf third
prize The autumn decorations were
used throughout the house and de
iighiful luncheon was served.
The Sunday school class. with Mrs.
Louis F. Collins as teacher. met at the
home OF Mrs. r c. Balman Thursday
evening. a short business meeting
was held with the president. Mrs. r c.
Dabney, presiding. After which \
jolly time was spent and delicious re-
freshments, consisting OF coffee. ice
cream. cake and mints were served by
the hostess. Those present were:
Mesdames L. F. Collins. Guy Konkei.
Z. c. Dabney. ]. r Campbell. Forney.
Loaye West. Else. T. Jenkins, f c.
Baldwin and the hostess. Mrs. T. G.
Baiman.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Biggs enter
tanned the Dinner Club aud a few
guests NJ O'Clock dinner at their
home on Main street Saturday eve-
ming After dinner Eve hundred was
played There were five tables. Mrs.
]. W. Hawthorn was awarded the
prize for iady's high score and David
Robson The gentleman's prize. The
consolation prize was presented to
Mrs. A. ]. Turner. c. r. McLain, ia
ther OF Mrs. Bisgs. was an out-otown
guest.
Miss Lucille Smith entertained a
number OF the juniors OF the North
Canon high school at a house party at
her home. 3l2 North Fifteenth street.
Saturday night and Sunday The
evening was spent at the Jones the
ater. after which dainty luncheon
was served at Nelson's. Those COM
posing the party were Genieve Far.
mer. Ruth Walker. LeoIa Higgins
Jane and Bernice Lovail and Eliza
beth Cosby.
Mrs. Emily Fournier entertained
few friends .at her home. 5l5 College
avenue. Friday night for her daueh-
Mrs. Leroy Fournier. who 1
LEFT Saturday for Milford. Utah. 10
Join her husband Mr. and Mrs. /,
Fourngr will make their home at that
place.