The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-11
SOCIETY
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MIS-. l. M. Harding. Jr., and N. j.
Turner captured prizes for high score
and Mrs. Herman c. Graves and Dr.
n liter receiving consolation prizes.
Mrs poz er and Ted Harding received
drawing prizes
c. w Darrow. mayor of Gienwood
Springs. Colo. was dinner guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kenly last eve
ming.
Mrs Hal Galley was charming
/ hostess last Tuesday night when she
/ entertained the ladies of the p. L. o.
chapter a c. at her home, 500 Col
/ lege avenue. The evening was spent
I in needle work and refreshments of
fruit salad, doughnuts and cocoa were
served. Miss Katherine Lane, p.
! L. o. OF Webster City. la, was a
guest of the evening.
The Neighbors of Woodcraft held
their first meeting of the month last
Wednesday evening at the l. o. o. T.
hall with good attendance There
was one visitor and a new Neiehbor.
Mrs. Fritz Loehr. who was introduced
to the mysteries of Woodcraft at The
last meeting. After the meeting all
adjourned to the banquet hall where
seasonable refreshments of hot rolls.
weinies. pickles and coffee were
served by Mrs. Pauline Esser. acting
as hostess
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Forest Clinton Snider and Ethel
b. Larson, both of Canon City
A number of friends were invited TO
to the home of Mrs. f. s. Miller. cor
ner Eleventh street and Macon ave
nre. yesterday for social afternoon
in honor of Mr.. Miller's mother. Mrs.
Anna Miller. who celebrated her
eighty-eighth birthday. Music and
dainty refreshments were enjoyed. a
beautiful potted plant was presented.
TO the honor guest by those present.
The guest list included Mesdames
Beery, Clucas. Ray Thomas. Graham.
Bower. Ward, Moyle, Dun, wycon.
Sluff, P. NJ Linneer and c. A. Lin
neer
Miss Bessie Bash was hostess to the
Card Club al her home on Pike ave
nue. last night. There were four Ia
hles of FIVE hundred. adm Miss Eliza
beth Griffith was awarded prize for
high score. A toothsome luncheon
was served and d most enjoyable eve
ming was had by all present
One OF the big events of the season
was the Masonic dinner given at their
hall last night L. o. Phlegar. pre-
siding officer of Pueblo. and Mr..
Woodward OF this city gave very in
teresting talks. The third degree
was conferred upon three candidates.
Miss Blanche sherwood.s sunday
school class of the Presbyterian
church was entertained at the home
Of Miss Edna Cooper last night A
most enjoyable evening was spent in
sewing, conversation and delicious re-
freshments.
The Rebekahs held an interesting
meeting last might at their usual place
OF meeting. There was an election
of officers, and Mrs. Jennie Wood
ruff, president of the Denver Rebakah
assembly. made her Official visit to
the local chapter. No 90. and Mary
Thompson Gunnel. grand treasurer.
OF Florence. met with them Officers
for ensuing year were eletced as fol
lows; Leona Bergen. noble grand:
Evelyn Gebhardt. vice president: Hat
tie Pennington. financial secretary;
Ethed Morton. treasurer. Mrs. Lon.
necker past president. presented Mrs.
Woodruff with a eabutifml silver
spoon. Late in the evening a lunch
was served and good social time en-
joyed.
The weekly meeting Of the woman's
Club was held Tuesday afternoon in
the X. of p hail with a large number
in attendance After the business
meeting and roll cal. Mrs. King, as
leader, took charge OF the afternoon
study. THE Renaissance" and Louis
XI,' were given by Mrs King in
most pleasing manner Mrs Mavhew
end Miss Reese assisted Mrs. King.
siying "Rabelais" and Francis l."
Both papers were splendid. The sec
ond lesson in .Thrff' was instructive
and very interesting.
Mrs. w. c. Rose. s16 South Fifh
street, celebrated her nfty-seventh
birthday December 3. at dinner 10
which the following guests were bid
den; Mr. aud Mrs r. f. Elkiu Of