The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-11-06
SOCIETY
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The Past Noble Grapds and officers
of Harmony Rebekah lodge No. SO.
gathered at the home Of Mrs. Lon
nacker Tuesday night and surprised
Mrs. Z. W. jerks and her niece. Miss
Cora Nelson The honored guests
were invited TO spend the evening
with Mrs Lonnacker where the crowd
gathered The affair was also fare
well for them, as they leave soon for
Tennessee to spend the winter. After
the Odd Fellows had held their bust
ness meeting they Joined the party,
making about 45 in all. Sandwiches,
pickles, cake and coffee were served.
and the evening most enjoyed.
The ST Mary's Guild of the Episco-
pal church met at the home of Mrs.
T d. Palmer Tuesday afternoon. A
most interesting talk was given by
Miss Sisson of the Red Cross division
of Denver, on the coming winter work
of the Red Cross.
The Woman's Club met Tuesday
afternoon in the Pythian hall. The
president called the meeting TO order
Miss Elma Lind Smith sang two pleas
ing numbers, which were greatly en-
joyed by the club. Miss Sisson gave
a very instructive talk on Red Cross
work. and urged the ladies to give as
much time as possible to the local
Red Cross. Mrs. Plummer was leader
of the afternoon study. Her subject,
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the warrior. was most interesting.
She was assisted by Mrs. starr, whose
subject was Roland and Oliver" and
by Mrs Dillon. her subject being The
Palace School, Alcuin."
Mrs. Emma Rabsahl entertained a
number of young ladies at Hollow
cen dinner at her home. 532 Green
wood avenue, last night. 1t was Il
surprise for Miss Lazetta Loehr.
After dinner Halloween games were
played. and the evening much en-
ioyed. The young ladies were Misses
Evelyn Balman, Margaret Harding.
Thelma Owens. Merrium Armentrou,t
Louise Stommel and Lazetta Loehr
The Halloween party given by the
Neighbors of Woodcraft Wednesday
evening was quite a success. There
was d large crowd OF fun-seekine
Neighbors and their husbands. The
program was a very enjoyable one,
consisting of readings, songs. folk
dancing and games OF chance to earn
tickets for refreshments, which con
sisted of apple cider, gingerbread and
doughnuts. The opening number on
the program was march by the cap
tain of guards and team in Halloween
costumes led by Madame Mazell. The
team consisted of Neighbors Prescott.
Gaulke. Rouse, Doran, Sheridan, Nc
Donough, Nitchen and McCleiland.
Irene Rouse very charmingly gave
a reading. Hazel Flowers rendered a
violin solo, Helen Marrow folk
dance, Mrs. Charles Sells sang solo.
The hall and banquet room were dec
GRATED in Halloween colors of black
and yellow. One of the great attrac-
tions of the evening was the fortune
telling booth of Madame Mazel. where
you found out your past, present and
future. She was a favorite with the
old and young.
The grand masquerade and forest
bail at the Annex dancing academy
last night was great success, and A
most enjoyable event. The spacious
hall was crowded with fun-seeking
Dancing began at O'Clock and con-
tinued until 1 o'clock. The SO
prizes were awarded TO Mrs. Poole,
who wore a beautiful Japanese cos
tune, and Mr.. Howell, who imper-
sonated isis Hopkins" The hall
was very pretty with decorations of
yellow and black, and colored lights
mingled through the trees which made
a most effeticve forest scene.
Miss Margaret Carmody and Ed
and dinner at the Strathmore hotel
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Meyers enter
tained a number of friends at a Hal
loween party at their home. S24 Har-
rison avenue. last night. The house
was uniquely decorated with pump.
kins. cornstalks. ghosts, black cats
and witches. The evening was spent
in playing five hundred. Miss Wilma
Newcomb was awarded the prize for
lady's high score and Arthur Knowl.
ton the gentleman's prize. While
cards were being played cider and ap-
Piles were served and later a deli
cious salad course, pumpkin pie and