The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-11-20
SOCIETY
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The J. o. A. Club were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs: Charles Sells on Monday
evening. During the business ses-
( sion tina officers for the coming year
{ were elected The members enjoyed
splendid musical program, fol-
lowed by dancing. At late hour
dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. Those present were:
Mesdames Biles and Clark; Misses
Naomi Miller. Catherine Ewell, Gladys
Trout, Viola Hendrickson. Cora Clark.
Faye and May Arnold. Gretchen
Watcher, Lucille Meyers. Jeanette
Watson and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sells.
Mrs. George S. Baker. Miss Mignon
Baker and Mrs. l.. 5. Bailey enter
tained number OF ladies at the home
of the latter. 1103 Greenwood avenue,
Tuesday afternoon. Six-handed euchre
was the diversion of the afternoon.
Mrs. Maupin captured first prize for
high score and Mrs. Mayhem received
consolation prize. 4 delightful lunch
con was served.
! Miss Nan Griffith entertained the
( Card Club at her home. 1924 Green
wood avenue, Wednesday afternoon.
| Five hundred was played and Miss
May Harding was awarded the prize
for high score. After cards deli
cious luncheon was served. The
guest list included Mesdames Lonnie
Gribble. Van Buskirk. Harry Bowen.
W. A. Smart. Mckinley. Clyde Turner.
Charles Hyder: the Misses May Hard
ing. Sara Savage. Edith Harrison.
I Olive Mackenzie, Elizabeth and Nan
Griffith.
The monthly business meeting OF
the Faith Circle class OF the Chris
tian Sunday school was held Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Thomas
Hardy. corner Seventh street and
Harrison avenue. There were II la
dies present and the afternoon was
spent in tacking comfort and in
quilting the latter part OF the after
noon. A short business session was
held. after which refreshments were
served by Mesdames Janison, Hardy
and Walker.
The Westminster Guild OF the First
Presbyterian church met with Irene
burning at the home OF her sister.
Mrs G. II. BaldridRe. l1l9 Main street.
! Monday evening. The regular bust
ness meeting was held. followed by
! social time and refreshments.
The Woman's Club met Tuesday
afternoon. "Armistice day." with
large attendance and number OF
quests. An unusually good program
Was prepared for the afternoon. The
president called the. meeting TO order.
I and after rollcall II vas resolved to
send resolutions OF coincidence to the
family of the late Mrs. Franklin Dixon.
d The club voted to give So to the Red
I Cross. Mrs. Harding leader of the
/ afternoon. very eloauently gave THE
( First Renaissance" "The Crusades"
and Saint Louise" Mrs. Oyerman
/ head very interesting paper on ''Ber-
uard OF Clarveaux" Mrs. Burgess
| gave very delightful sketch OF
Early French Literature" Mrs.
Foster very appropriately addressed
tie club on What Means This Day
to Me" The club then enjoyed
two instrumental NUMBERS by Miss
Hendrickson. two vocal solos by Mrs.
NJ. G. Wilson and an instrumental
solo By Mrs. Tribble of Florence. All
were appreciated very much. AT the
close OF the meeting tea and waters
were served.
The Friends in Council met at the
usual hour in Pythian hall. the presi.
dent. Mrs. Farmer. in the chair. Mrs.
Harding gave statement of the
| French orphan fund. which Is very
nearly paid UP. Also Mrs. Wilkin-
son reported the purchase of new
map OF Colorado for use OF the club
during the years study The club
voted a donation OF IS, to the Red
Cross campaign. the meeting was
| then taken in charge by Mrs. Bailey,
leader for the day. who related some
\ Interesting personal experiences with
I Indians and very unusual and thrill
n Ing interview, as child. with tho
well-known cd CHIEF. Ouray. Mrs
II Harding gave well-prepared paper
on Indian character and traditions
H which was followed by "The Land oi