The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-11-20


was enjoyed and refreshments were
served by Mrs Sam Sartor and the
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. David Robson enter
tanned the members OF the Dinner
Club at their home on Riverside ave
nue. last night. The event was il
celebration OF Mrs d. L. Robison's and
Theodore NJ. Harding's birthdays.
each falling on the same day. The CO.
incident of these birthdays with that
of Mrs. Dal DeWeese, has been cele-
, brated for several years, Mrs De-
weese, who now resides in California.
was remembered by a message sent
her yesterday. After dinner cards
were played and Mrs. T. NJ. HARDING
and Il. S. Beall captured the prize for
high score.
Mrs. Clifford Dunlap entertained
few friends at Ave hundred at he's
home. $50 College avenue. last night
Dainty refreshments were served and
the evening much enjoyed by those
present.
Miss Stella Flanagan was hostess
to the Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian church at her home
on Macon avenue Tuesday night,
There were 35 members present and
the evening was pleasantly spent in
games. music and refreshments.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Brewer entertained
number OF ladies Thursday eve
ming at her home on College avenue
with a miscellaneous shower in homo.
OF her daughter. Miss Iva Brewer.
who is soon to be bride. The eve
ming was spent with music and go
cial time, and delightful refreshments
were served. The guest list included
Mesdames Litz. Quinn. wycotf. cra-
mer Hartford. Oats. Fessler and
Briggs: the Misses Queenie Jameson.
McKissick. Alice Oats and lila Ian
back
Miss Dena Loche. formerly of this
city. but now OF Cincinnati. o.. re-
Gently gave a very delightful piano re-
sisted by Mrs. Edgar VAIN. yioiinist.
Miss Loche has been studying for the
past two years with Prof. Carl w.
Grimm. the famous instructor in piann
and composition. During one of her
visits West she also spent one sum-
mer under the splendid instruction OF
Danyers famous teacher of piano.
Prof Arnlm W. Doerner. Mrs. Vain
Is pupil OF Prof Tirindeili well.
known composer and instructor for
the violin. The recital was a splendid
success in every way and reflects
p-.S. credit on each of the ladies tax.
ms sar..
Dr. and Mrs. Fred Relter enter
tanned number OF friends at .
o'clock dinner Mt their home. 1881 Ma
con avenue. Saturday night After
dinner eight tables OF five hundred
were In play. Mrs r. s Beali and
a. J. Turner were winners of high
prize and Mrs. Dozier and George
whipple received consolation prizes.
Pansies were the flowers used for dec
Grafton.
The Misses Mary Clark and Ruth
Armen,rout were Sunday guests OF
Miss Marion Williams. S2s Cotton
wood avenue.
Mrs. Phelps. Mrs. West Weller and
Mrs. Nellie Weston were dinner
guests OF Mrs. Charles Sell Thursday.
A. w Howard of Howard brought
Mrs. Wilson of California. his daugh-
ter.in.law. Mrs. Grant Alexander. and
his son. Robert, from Coaidale to visit
with an oid-time acquaintance. Mrs.
Emma Hall. while he vent on to
Pueblo.
Mrs. Newton II. King entertained
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Armentrout.
Rev. and Mrs. Guy T. konkei and Miss
Flora King of Carr. Colo. at
o'clock dinner at her home on Walnut
avenue last night in celebration OF her
husbands birthday.
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