The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-29
SOCIETY

The Misses Wilma Newcomb, Mare
Prescott, Queenie Jameson and Elsie
and Mae Bower motored to Phantom
canon yesterday in the Prescott car
and enjoyed a picnic supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane Duff and Mr.. and
Mrs. Moyle entertained the employees
OF the Duff-Lear Dry Goods store at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Duff on Ma
con avenue Monday evening. A social
time was enjoyed and dainty refresh
ments we're served.
About IL ladies of st. Mary's Guild
of Christ Episcopal church motored
to Eight Mile Park Tuesday and spent
the day picnicking. They took lunch
and had a beef steak fry and a most
enjoyable day.
Little Agnes Tyo, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Tyo, celebrated her
thirteenth birthday last Saturday aft
ernoon by inviting IL of her little girl
friends to party. The merry
youngsters spent the afternoon hap
PLY with music and games. Refresh
ments of ice cream, cake and candy
were served.
Saturday evening. May "a, about 20
friends and neighbors gathered at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Sheridan
for a surprise in honor of their twen-
ty sixth wedding anniversary. A
happy evening was spent with games,
music and social conversation. Nice
refreshments were served consisting
of sandwiches, coffee, pickles and
cake, after which the guests departed
hoping TO enjoy many more such
events.
Miss Cora Woodford entertained the
South Canon high school teachers al
her home on Lincoln Park Friday aft !.
ernoon. Ii was a farewell for the
teachers who left this morning for
their homes for the summer. During
the afternoon flags of all the different
nations were brought before the ladies
and Miss Gertrude Wright was award
ed prize for having named the most
of them. Mrs. A. G. Miirer tnee Ida
May WILSON, of Darwin. Cal. former
South Canon teacher. was an out-of-
town guest At the close OF the aft
ernoon delicious refreshments were
served. after which all departed de
claring the afternoon most enjoy
able one.
Marie Knox was charming little
hostess Saturday afternoon at her
home on Rudd avenue when she en-
tertained a number of girl friends at a
birthday party. The time was very
p easantly spent in playing games, and
each girl present rendered piano
solo. after which all went to the lawn
where dainty refreshments were
served. Those invited were: Rose
Walker. Marion and Lillian Pease,
Lucille Bunten. Lucille Burgin, Elaine
Richardsh. Ernestine Coleman. Dor
othy Haley and Hazel Flowers. Miss
Marie was presented with many nice
gifts in commemoration OF the day.
and later in the afternoon all departed
declaring the afternoon most en-
joyable one and wishing the hostess
many more such birthdays.
One of the happy events of East
Canon occurred last Thursday alter
noon, when the members Of the East
Canon division of the Aid Society
planned and carried out surprise on
Mrs. ]. D. Patton of Pear and North
Cottonwood avenues. Mrs. Patton
has the distinction of being so years
young. After the ladies had assem-
bisd. the usual business OF the society
was transacted. and Mrs. F. Bachelor
in her usual pleasing manner, pre-.
sented Mrs. Patton with beautiful
plant of the society. Mrs. Patton re-
sponded and very heartily wished
Gods blessing on the society. In re-
sponse to the roll call the readings
and quotations were given very ap-
priately, about "Mofher.' Little Ruth
Hastings gave reading after which q
nice luncheon was served. Mrs. Pat
ton considers this one Of the very
pleasant occasions. Of her life and
very thoroughly Appreciates the re.
membrance Of her friends. The ladies
departed hoping thar they may be1p
TO ceIebrste many more 81 tlne Same
kind OF 6irthdaye for Nh. RnitUns