The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-18

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prize for high score. After cards sea-
sonable refreshments were served.
A number of ladies gathered at the
/ home of Mrs. Fred Riede on River
street last Friday night where a most
enjoyable evening was spent in music
and refreshments. The affair was
complete surprise to Mrs. Riede. The
guests included Mesdames Melon
ouGh. J. J. Morrison. Bonn. Snyder,
Charles Sell Prescott and daughter
Marie. Fred Rouse and daughter Irene.
One of the most enjoyable events
OF the season was the dancing party
given BY the B. p o. Elks last night at
the Elks' home There was dancing
from 10 l and music was furnished
by the Mcdonnell orchestra of Pueblo.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w Chappell were
hosts, at a charningly arranged dinner
party at the Greenwood avenne home
last Monday night Five hundred fol-
lowed the dinner. at which there were
FIVE tsbles in play Mrs. Dozier and
c. 4. Biges received prizes for high
scores Mrs r. A. Bacon and Dom F.
Fem received consolation prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A Bigss and Mr..
and Ms A H. Biggs entertained the
young married folks at dinner and
Monte Carlo whist at the {. y. Biges
home on Macon avenue and Sixth
utf- la1 nj f..iI
for ~ and cards followed the dinner.
at which Mrs. A. ]. Turner and DR..
STANLEY ] Roberts were awarded the
prizes for high score. and Mrs P. II.
Trouiman and Ernest Stump received
the consolation prizes.
4 number friends gathered at the
home nf M and Mrs Oscar +. Quick.
Sc College avenue. Thursday evening,
to help celebrate the birthday OF Mrs.
NJ l.. Whitney tnee Grace Quick)
The evening was spent with music
ara: games The music was furnished
by Messfs. BoNero and son. ]. A
Smith. Carl Walters and Il. Thomas
Nelson Refreshments were served
later in the evening. after which all
departed wishing Mrs Whitney many
happy returns of the day
TIE v-oman's Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Free Methodist church
met at the home OF Mrs. H l.. Clark.
iIl0l River street. Thursday afternoon.
Those present were Mesdames Jen.
ME Newton. sara Vaught. NJ. Z. Rich
ter. Ada Poet. Watson. Kate Simp-
kins. Martha Bryant. Phoebe Rose,
Tom Proctor and Minnie Bowling.
Rev and Mrs Van Keuren. Father
Fem and wife and Mrs f. p Arthur
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
$ Lear Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs Frank l.. Smith and
Mr., and Mrs. George +. Rockafellow
have issued invitations to dancing
party at Smiths hall Tuesday eve
ming. December 16. at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs w II. Dozier enter
tanned the Card Club at their Macon
avenue home last night at a : o'clock
| dinner Five hundred followed the
dinner. and Mrs. George Rockafellow
and Frank McFarlane captured the
prizes,
Cleo McElroy's Famous Jazz Band
OF Portland. Ore. gave most enjoy
able dance at the Annex Dancing
/ Academy last night. There were
six pieces. and every member an ar
1 tist In spite of the bad weather a
very large crowd was present and the
! music much enjoyed by those present,
4 Mrs. 5. c. White. who is teaching
| at the Cottonwood school. entertained
the boys of her school at dinner .ast
( sunday. at her home on Eight Mile
park. The boys present We're Joe
and Louis Riccutte. Damon and
Charles Clark and Frank Mikesell.
MI. and Mrs w H. Hopkins enter
tanned limited number of their
North Fifteenth street friends Mt cards
last night Five hundred was the
game Alderman c, II. Smith gained
\ high score for the evening.
Little Miss Mary 5ean Province cell
! ehrated her third birthday Thursday
afternoon by inviting IN several little
friends. The afternoon was spent in
PLAYING games. after which refresh
inents of ice cream, cake. candy and
peanuts we're served Those who
enjoyed the party were Virginia and
pickle Bancroft. Elizabeth Farmer.
Clca Nelson. Helen. Mary snd Gilbert
Province. Jr.