The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-05-08

Tie Canon City
III SOCIETY
Mrs. T. ]. lyman entertained Is
guests at dinner at her home Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Kenzie Bates Edmunds is en-
| tertaining a few friends at O'Clock
dinner at the home of her mother.
Mrs. Sheriff. on Mystic avenue. this
evening.
Mrs. Frank MCGEE very charmingly
entertained IL ladies' at l o'clock
luncheon at her home Tuesday after
noon for out-of-town guests, Mrs.
Mary Wilson and Mrs. Esmiol of Colo
RADIO Springs. Pink tulips were used
for table decorations, and delicate
pink and green French baskets filled
with nuts and candy were used as
| favors.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. lyman and little
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Rocka-
fellow and son, Gerald. Mrs. T. D.
Palmer. Mrs Sheriff.. Mrs. Kenzie
Bates Edmunds, Mrs. Esmiol. Miss
Hende sshot, Ethel Young and Hal
Bullen of Denver motored to Eight
Mile Park Sunday and enjoyed pic
mic dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Bowler enter
tanned a number of friends at five
hundred last night at their home on
North Eighth street. There were six
tables. Mrs. T. ]. Prescott received
the lady's prize for high score, L. A.
Glatzel the gentleman's prize. and
Mrs. William Dollar consolation prize.
At late hour delightful refreshments
were served. after which all departed
declaring the evening a most enjoy
able one.
The members OF the Sunday school
of the Methodist church entertained
at a party last night at the home of
Eloene Emory on Hazel avenue for
Miss Katherine Sims. who will leave
with her mother tomorrow for their
| old home in Tennessee. Those pres
ent were Evelyn Balman. Irene Batch
elor, Mildred Shepherd. zelda Nor
| ton, Katherine Sims. Eloene Emory
and Bessie McQuown, teacher.
DIR. and Mrs z. C. Webb entertained
at three tables of FIVE hundred at
t<t la q
| night. A consolation prize was award
1 ed to the couple receiving the lowest
score Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowen
were the recipients. The house was
decorated in lavender and white lilacs,
and after cards refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Hunter Palmer eharmingly en-
tertained at six tables of five hundred
at her home on Main street Friday
afternoon Mrs. Mary Wilson of Colo
RADIO Springs, guest OF Mrs. W. H. Do
zier and Mrs. Esmoil OF Colorado
Springs. the guest Of Mrs. Myra Sher-
ril Edmunds. were honor guests. Mrs.
Ted Harding received the prize for
high score and Mrs. Ralph Wann the
consolation prize. The house was
| beautiful with it's decorations OF Law
ender and white Iilacs. After cards
toothsome twocourse luncheon was
served and social time enjoyed by
all.
! Last Sunday was very pleasant
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. p.
Ahart. The occasion was in celebra-
ton OF Mrs. Ahart's birthday and the
previous Sunday Mrs. Rice's. and that
OF Mrs Cheney's on Thursday, were
all celebrated together. The ladies
| each took portion of the dinner and
Mrs. Ahart had prepared an abund
ance Of good things which goes to
make up a big dinner. for which she
| is noted The best part of the menu
was two large platters of trout tcken
from the ponds by Mr.. Ahart anc 9th
ers OF the party. The dinner was
served at noon with a table spread
under the trees on the lawn where ~
were seated. beautiful birthday
cake was also feature of the occa-
sion which caused much merriment.
| Those present to enjoy the event
were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Post. Mr..
and Mrs. r. T. Stiers. Mr.. and Mrs.
cheney, daughter and husband of Fort
Collins. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. NJ. Rice and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ahart. Late in the aft.