The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-12-04

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and mother. Mrs. Helen Hawkins; the
Misses Ella Roberts. Emma Roberts,
Blanche Sherwood. Minerva McMillen,
Ruth Hoiekvam, Marie Esser and Os-
car Swanson.
DR. and Mrs w 7. Little enter,
tanned the Dinner Club AZ their home
last night. Five hundred followed
the dinner, Mrs. Ted Harding and
George f. Rockafellow capturing the
prizes, for high score.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Bancroft enter
tanned at two tables of five hundred
last night at their home. After a jolly
time at cards lovely two-course
luncheon was served. Those enjoying
the evening were Mr. and Mrs. c. E.
Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. X Weber. Mrs Clara
Garwood and Everett bancroft
The Woman's Club held their reg
ular meeting Tuesday afternoon, with
Mrs. Henderson presiding. After
the regular meeting. Mrs. Honan as
leader, took charge of the afternoon
study, which proved to be one of the
most interesting of the club year. In
a most pleasing manner Mrs. Homan
gave her subjects: Joan of Are -
Her Country" and What She Did
for France" Mrs. Sharman ably as
sisted Mrs. Homan, her subject be-
ing .'In Literature. Art and Song -
Mrs. Weber also assisted Mrs. Homan
in a biography of Charles VII. Mrs.
Arthur Wilson accompanied by Mrs.
Morey. sang Joan OF Arc" very ac-
ceptably and as an encore rendered
''Marcheta." Mrs. Sell brought sew
eral relics brought from France by
Mrs. Fournier. a pair of wooden
slippers as worn by the French chill
dren and glass paper weight that
was supposed 10 have touched the gar
ments of Joan of Arc ad had been
blessed by n noted priest. A half
hour was given to the study OF
Thrift" with Mrs Burgess as leader
Miss Nina Arnold entertained 20
teachers of South Canon school at the
home of her cousin, Mrs. Julia Mack
on Macon avenue Friday evening. Old
fashioned games were played a solo
was very beautifully sang by Mrs
Woodford Delicious refreshments
were served and the e4saning much
enjoyed by all
Miss Edythe Burton entertained a
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North Ninth street. Thursday evening
last in honor of John Gilchrist OF
Simla, Colo. who spent part OF last
week in Canon City Music and games
were feature OF the event. with de-
licious refreshments served later in
the evening. The guests were Helen
Underwood. Maurine Robbins. Ella
Roberts. Margaret Hughey. Bessie Me
Quowan, Mrs. Lester Hughey. Home
Parks. Harold Brown and Howard
Burton.
Mrs. Fitzgerald. daughter Rather
inc. and son Emmett. Miss Davis. Ce-
celia Burroughs and Helen Bower
were dinner guests of Miss Clara kei-
ley at her home ON Orchard avenue
sunday
Mrs. Julia Mack was hostess last
Thursday of beautiful Thanksgiving
dinner at her home on Macon avenue.
Out-of-town guests were Mesdames
A. H. Mack OF Middletown. Conn, Ar
mold of Denver. and daughter. Miss
Arnold. and Prof. Newton OF Fort Col.
Inns.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Daykin OF 2I5
East Douglas avenue. South Canon. en-
teriained q few friends at Thanksgiy-
ing dinner Those enjoying their hos
pitaIity were Mr.. ana Mrs. Walter
Herbert and son Franklin. Mr. and
Mrs. W. a. Mollett OF Three Mile
Spring ranch.
Announcements have been received
In Canon City os the marriage OF Har-
Ian Foulke. former Canon City resi-
dent. to Miss Hester Biackman OF
Evansville, Ind. November 29. at the
brides home. Thee viii make their
home In Evansville
Mrs. W. \. Smart entertained the
Gard Club at four tables OF five hun
dred Saturday afternoon at her home.
$50 Rudd avenue, Mrs. Ralph Nc
Kinley was awarded prize for high
score. Delicious refreshments were
seryed and the afternoon much en-
,joyed.
Mrs. Joseph Schillo and Miss Alma
Williams puferfaiuad tha NurQeg' E.m-