The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-03-20


people setting out on = -hike"ttb Pal
ace cave. The two days we're very
jolly Tor hostsssss and gueStG-
Mr.. and Mrs. James gave : supper
party On their ranch near Canon city
for their daughter, Mrs. w. b Holland.
Saturday evehins- Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. H. p. Stommel. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Combs. aIds. @. \
and Mrs. Harry Combs, Mrs. G. E.
Mrs. Hemmerle. The occasion was
most delightful and was immehsely
enjoyed BY all.
Miss Elsie Mccartney OF Logan
street. Lincoln Park, was given .
party last Friday to celebrate her four
teenfh hifthday Annfyersary Ten OF
her girl friends were present to enjoy
the occasion. Splendid refreshments.
with q pretty birthday cake bearing ~
candles as the piece de resistance.
were daintiIy served. Games and
music contributed to the general good
time.
Mrs. Fred Whipple. knowing that
variety is the spice of 1ife." enter
tanned one table OF bridge and one of
i've hundred yesterday afternoon at
her beautiful home. sos Rudd avenue
The bridge players included Mrs
Floyd Campbell, Mrs George W.
Bethel. Mrs. Will Waldo and Mrs. l.
l. Harding. OF these, Mrs. Waldo won
high score. winning the prize. At the
FIVE hundred table were Mrs H. c
Webster. Mrs. Leon Starr. Mrs. c. E
Waldo and Mrs. whipple. Proving
that there is always more than one
genius in every family. Mrs. Waldo
ST., carried high score. A bountiful
luncheon was the feature OF the late
afternoon, which proved success
from start TO finish
Miss Myrtle Miller of 1927 Macor
avenue. entertained seven members Of
her Sunday school class Tuesday eve
ming in honor of their teacher. Mrs.
Frank Gaut. Mr.. and Mrs Gaut have
been in Canon City for nearly year,
but left for their old home in Pitts
HI lcttffont. ME- Hdut ndc t1-
deared herself to many friends here.
but most OF all TO the pupils in her
class. which is in the intermediate de-
partment OF the United Presbyterian
Sunday school Other horored guests
were Rev. and Mrs. McCreieht and
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Craig. The eve
ming was devoted to games of all kinds
and music. several Of the young la
dies proving their ability to perform"
refreshments were brought iu. and all
declared Il was one OF the very joliiest
parties they had ever had.
Miss Nina Skinner proved herself
to be an unusually charming hostess
when she had IL guests TO play Eve
hundred last night. The house WIS
very beautifully decorated with hang.
ing baskets and vases OF lovely yellow
iouquils and pink and white carna-
tions- The game was exciting. and
Marion Bcwen. with n score OF 1.soo
points, won high prize for ladies' fbrtl
iiAn p'ayine). while Arthur Knowlfon
on = score OF 2,7oo points. got high
prize for men tpure luck.). A dainty
salad course revived the spirits Of the
snstng players. AFTER which Sesersl
guests played on the piano and al
Joined in singing the late songs. Tire
party was hugely enjoyed by all pres
ent. which included Misses Beu'af
Emmerson. 1uora Corrip. Bess:s
Bash. Nina Skinner. Marion Bowen
Mrs A. J. Zimmerman. and Messrs
Waugh. Kline. Knowlton. Sampson
Zimmerman and Humphreys
At a special meeting held In PythsaI
hall last saturday afternoon the mem
bers II o. 8. Grant Circle. LADIES' o
tho G. n. R.. installed tAe of1cers
elect uf their organization for The en-
suing year. The department presi
dent was In attendance and xcted a,
installing officer. II was q red letse,
day n the chronicles of IL circle.
Four comrades were obligated ans
four applications for membership wer,
voted on. Three Of the Applicant
were present and were initiated durin.
the afternoon. AT the cenclusion o
The business session a short entertain
mvrt program was given A ,arg,
delegation OF members from Florenc,
and from Greenwood Pos; No. 10
c. A. R. was in attendance. Deli
eiuus refreshments were served.
TIKI Monday Reading Club hei,
their annual Covered Dish Day
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Julis
Mack yesterday. The Indies. attrac