The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-27

Mrs. c. C. Snyder entertained seven
ladies at her home. 1902 Macon ave-
nue.. Monday afternoon. In honor OF
Mrs. Joe clucas' seventy-fourth birth
day. A social time was enjoyed. after
which a delightful luncheon was
served Pink carnations were used
as table decorations. A beautiful piuk
and white birthday cake with candles
was cut by Mrs. Ciucas. and favois
Of pink carnations were presented to
the guests. Those who enjoyed the
happy event were Mrs. Annette.
Mrs. Jewett. Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs
Bower. Mrs. McGaw. Miss Lillian Clu-
DIR. and Mrs Wilson Pearson enter
tanned IS coupe al their home, 1923
Harrison avenue. at dancing party
last night for their son. John w.
Pearson. The AFFAIR was q complete
surprise. and was In honor OF his
eighteenth birthday The time from
to IL O'Clock was spent In dancing.
music being furnisted by Mr.. Morey
and Mrs. Ward Strickland. and deli
-cious cherry punch was served during
the dance. AT IL O'Clock lee cream
and cake was brought IN. and all de-
parted declaring the evening . poost
enjoyable one.
Frank Emuerson wss nvst at de-
iightful ave course stag dinner
party. smoker and social at his home.
512 River street. Friday evening
Dinner was served at 7:i5 to the fol-
w. H. Dozier. judge I. w. Ibbotson. O.
J. Rundahl, John W. Emmerson. Gar.
field A Shirley. Arthur Knowiton aud
w. W. Emmerson. The place cards
contained original drawings with hu-
morus and poetic illusions to the
members OF the company and seats at
the dining table were assigned on the
discovery of the card hinfrg most
directly In picture and verse to the
personality, business and appearance
Of the seeker. The cards were car
ried away by the guests as souvenirs
OF the occasion The after-dinner
program consisted OF vocal and instru-
mental music. readings. storytelling
and general good time
Mrs L. s. Bailey and Mrs G. A.
Baker of 1903 Greenwood avenue. pre-
sided at beautifuilyarranged 4
O'Clock tea Saturday in honor of Mrs.
Robert Lewis There were places for
Is guests around the large table.
which was attractiveiy decorated with
cut glass bowls filled with sweet
peas. After the bcuntiful fou~-course
luncheon. the guests spent the rest
OF the afternoon In a delightful social
time.
Mrs. W. n. Clark entertained IL
young guests q. her lovely home on
Greenwood averre. in honor OF her
daughter. Muriels. thirteenth birth
day, Saturday afternoon. The little
g'r's had t-e time Of their lives
stunts" prizes ,and telling stories.
Finally tie doors into the dining room
were thrown oren aud the part
seated Themselves around the very
prett'est tabe they'd ever. ever seen,
Everything was pink and white, while
over the table hung from ribbons that
were suspended from chandelier to
p.arc-ca-ds. huttered just lots and lots
los the sweetest little b'ue birds! The
daylight was shut out and the table
illuminated by pink candies; the ice
cream was pink and white. so were
the mints. and the cake-oh, that
beautiful cnIse, The best part of tie
whole party! With 10 lite pink
candies on II. TO match the rest TIE
whole table looked lust ike q lovely
ror!ns garden. 80 real that you a.
| cost expected 10 hear these cunning
blue birds chlfp up and sing any min
ute. Afterwards the children plEyed
| the vIctroIn and danced, and the
young hostess was made very happy
I, by Giving "tho blue birds OF hAppi
nossr 10 her friends. rhose enjoy'
ing the nfternood Wers Dorothy I'D
Elisabeth Thomas, velmn Smith. Mar
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