The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-06-26


Hendrickson. Mesdames Rabsahl. Gar
wood and Fisher.
most enjoyable event OF the sea-
son was the Japanese garden party
given Thursday night at The home OF
Mrs. Eta Walton Turner. t0s River
street. when she and Miss Dora Tur-
ner entertained about 95 guests. Miss
Turner, however, having been III for
several days with an attack OF tonsil-
tits and rheumatism. was unable to be
present The spacious lawn was very
pretty with decorations OF Japanese
lanterns. parasois and red and white
electric lights strung tbgough the
trees. The young ladies all arrived
adorned In Japanese costumes of ki-
monos. parasois and fans. During
the evening there was contest in
which all took part In voting upon the
young lady most appropriately cos
tuned for the occasion. and Miss
Alice FELTON, was awarded the prize.
Another feature OF the evening Was a
sewing contest Each lady was given
a package which contained material
for kimonos. and all indulged~ in the
making OF said article When finished
Miss Laura Aebersold was awarded
the prize for the best looking gar
ment, and Mrs. Frances Collins re.
ceived the consolation prize. Early
in the evening tea and waters were
served by little Misses Elaine Rich
ards and Ruth Gilbert. and about mid
night a delicious luncheon OF salad.
olives, sandwiches. coffee and mints
were enjoyed In the garden There
was a program OF music and readings
by Miss Ruth Gilbert. Master Walton
Shoemaker and Mrs Roy A. Turner.
Al late hour all departed declaring
the evening a most enjoyable one.
Miss Gertrude Kavanaugh ent4r-
tanned at her home on Harrison ave.
nue. Wednesday evening In honor of
the Misses Ruby and ona Ready OF
Maxwell N. NJ. and Gladys Cressey
OF Avondaie. Colo Members OF the
families OF w P. Ahari. w. T. Sulli.
van. Ben Sullivan Marie Sullivan.
Mrs. Roy Erwin. Mrs. Rogers. Harry
Harbor. Lester Bittner Sam Corwin
of Florence. and Mrs. Kavanaugh
were present. Games and music fur.
nished the amusement for the evening
and seasonabfe refreshments were
served.
Helen Dryden. Irwin Newton. Ethel
Fromme. Vernon Scho nhurst. chaper.
oned by Mrs J c. Schornhurst. NIL of
South Canon. motored to Turkey creek
Monday and enjoyed picnic dinner.
Miss Blanche Hopper entertained
the members OF her class. the eigbth,l
grade OF the Jefferson school. consist-
ing OF n boys and girls. at her home.
$50 Allison avenue, Friday evening.
The AFFAIR was farewell party for
Miss Sarah Sheldon. who leaves next
Thursday with her mother for Colo
RADIO Springs to make their home. Re-
freshmenis OF salad and cake were
served, Miss Ritch OF Florence, who
Is principal OF the JEFFERSON school.
was present and presented the honor
guest with a bunch OF rose buds.
Mrs. D. q. Price and Mrs. n. A. Tur-
ner were luncheon guests at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Knowlton. 903
Fnirview avenue, today.
The members OF the Baptist church
choir held most enjoyable and anus
Ing entertainment nj the church Fri.
day evening. The main festure OF the
evening was the impcrsonAtinR Of dlf-
fcrt characters, Prof. d. q. Dodds ar
rived drsssed 10 impsrsoriats Mrs.
Mack Wilson. leader Of the choir. and
most beautifully rendered one Of Mrs,
Wilson's favorite solos Doris Nor