The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-11-27
SOCIETY
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Riverside avenue home last night. Mr.
and Mrs-W G. Kurtz of Grand juno
ton We're honor guests, and also cap
tired first prize at FIVE hundred which
followed the dinner DR.. and Mrs
Herman c. Graves were awarded se--
ond prize. There were eight tables.
and the evening was much enjoyed.
There will be dance at the Annex
Dancing Academy Thanksgiving night
with special music. An enjoyable
evening is anticipated.
The Nonac Campfire Girls enter
tained at a progressive dinner party
Saturday night in honor OF Miss Car
oline Thomas. guardian OF the camp,
ss.who Is leaving soon for the East The
\ party first gathered at the home of
Miss Elizabeth Cosby. where a deli
cious soup course was served. Next
al proceeded TO the home of Miss
Helen Nelson where sumptuous
chicken dinner was served The merry
crowd then enjoyed a delightful salad
course at the home OF Miss Viola
Lane. and the remainder OF she eve
ming spent at the home OF Miss Gladys
Friar where the desert course WAS
enjoyed. The Campfire Girls pre-
scented Miss Thomas with beautiful
ring.
Mrs. Louis r Collins Sunday school
class OF the Methodist Episcopal
church held the November meeting at
the home of sfrs. Collins Wednesday
evening Mrs. Dahney. the president.
presided at the short business meet
ing In the absence OF Mrs Jesse
Campbell. secretary. Mrs. Bibler acted
as secretary. After the business
session a social time was enjoyed by
I'll adm delicious Refreshments of ice
cream. chocolate. cake and nuts were
served. Those present besides the
hostess were Mesdames r. {. Dabney.
Else. T. Jenkins. Konkel. Baldwin.
Ray Fisher. Ribier. Melton, Droke:
Miss Mae Moyle and Miss Reese.
The members OF the Adiykia Camp
Fire Girls enjoyed a theater party at
the Jones TUESDAY evening. After
seeing the pictures the party enter
tanned themselves at Nelson's. The
members OF the party were Misses
Florence Blair. Mary Bond. Mildred
Falres. Mary Blair. Judith Cham
rnings. Myrtle Blair. Mildred calihan.
Ethel Larson. Esther Seroggs. Eda
Larson. Jennie Watson. Lucille Myers,
Alice Linneer, Hazel Ulrich. Virgie
TAYLOR and Gladys Trout. Everyone
was delighted with -Evangeline."
Miss Laura Aebersold entertained
the members of the Card Club at her
home on River street last night There
were I'VE tables OF FIVE hundred. and
Miss Nan Griffith captured The prize
for high school Miss Estelie Josh
vseceIved the guest prize. Delicious
refreshments were served and the
evening much enjoyed.
Miss Jane Holmes entertained the
Nurses Embroidery Club at Holmes
hospital last night There were
about II nurses present During the
evening embroiderinE. refreshments
and a socia ltime were enjoyed.
The womnn's Club met Tuesday
afternoon at the usual place and hour
The president. Mrs. Henderson. being
III. Mrs. Burgess. vice president, pre-
sided Mrs. Weber. secretary. being
absent. Mrs Homan acted as secre-
tary. After the regular business meet
inr and roll call. the club enjoyed
vocal solo by Mrs. Sell. Mrs. An
thony. leader OF the afternoon. gave
a splendid review of The Hundred
Year War between England and
France. Mrs. Anthony was assisted
BY Mrs ShRrman. Her subjects
were "Crecy.~ "Poiteirs" and "Agin-
court" and by Mrs Combs. who gave
4 biography OF "Froissert" A half
hour was given To the study OF
Thrift" the club having taken UP the
"Ten Lessons on Thrift" published by
the government savings organization.
Mr, ana Mrs. hrnesr Stump enter
tanned SO friends at o'clock dinner
at their home last night After din
ner there wee eight tables Of I've
hundred 3irs. Herman c. Graves
snd r., z. Campbell captured high
rrizes. ard Mrs. Arthur Dlgss and
nr. Herman c. Graves received con-
iatlon prizes.
Dr. and Mrs. Otis orendorff delight
fully eniertaiaed number Of friends
at o'clock dinner at their home
on Macon avenue Wednesday evening