The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-18
Society Notes

The dance given by the Five Points
Club for the American Legion at the
Smith han Thursday evening. was one
OF the most brilliant and successful
affairs of the kind ever given in this
city. The hall was a veritable for
est of greenery. Garlands OF ever
gren and wreaths enclosing red.
white and blue fosettes.. decorated the
sides of the hall, and large American
Legion emblem on a background OF
evergreen, occupied one end of the
hall. Potted plants and chysanthe-
NUNS were used effestively. Red,
white and blue electric lights were
suspended from the gaily-festooned
| ceiling and the entire effect was one
Of great beauty. The punch bowl
rested on a table. beneath an ever
green arch. and the Red Cross Hum
ined by her, white and blue lights
| made a beautiful setting. Mrs. Charles
| Swanton served the punch, represent
| ing the Red Cross; Mrs Betty Sharp
had charge Of the decorations and
made it possible for the American'Le-
g,on to enjoy the pleasure and benefit
of the occasion. Post Commander l..
s. Lear made ftting speech in appre-
citation of the efforts made in behalf
OF the American Legion
In celebration of Mrs. T. ]. Mcln-
erney's birthday anniversary, num-
her of friends gathered al her home
Wednesday evening, giving her most
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joyed 1--WE hundred during the eve
ming. Ms. J. F. Bower and T. j.
Prescott were the fortunate winners
OF the prizes for high score, while
Miss Marie Prescott and ]. F. Bowler
received the consolation prizes, The
| guests included Mr.. and Mrs. j.. F,
Bowler and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Jack Haley. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Pres
! colt. Mr.. and Mrs. John INNING, Mrs.
Tim Ryan. Mrs. Perske. Mrs. J. N.
| Fulham, Mrs. Margaret Bower. the
I Misses Elsie and Helen Bower. Ma
/ rie Prescott, Eleanor Fulham and Leo
! Prescott and Luvera Ryan.
The Progress Club met Monday eve
ming with Mrs. Watson. The subjec.
was Brazil" and interesting and an
1 structive papers were read by Mrs.
Hodg.n and Mrs. Graham. Mrs
{ Hodgin gave paper on the history
I discovery and people Of Brazil, and
Mrs. Graham's paper was Rio de Jan
GIRO; In the Land OF Lure" The mex
meeting will be held with Miss Bouker
at s13 Macon avenue.
| Mrs. Charles Swanson was hostess
at a delightful O'Clock dinner on
Wednesday evening in honor of Miss
Emma Swanson's birthday. The table
at which a fve-course dinner Of e1-
quisite appointments was served. was
decorated in a color scheme OF pink
and white. A tall vase Of chrysanthe
NUNS in pink and white formed an
attractive centerpiece. and place cards
and nut baskets carried out the pre-
vailing colors. The guests enjoyed
pleasant evening with music and
games. Miss SwansoD's guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hawkins,
Misses Helen Underwood. Gladys
Pickering, Esther Awlin, Josephine
Cramer, ]. H. Hendricks. Harold
Smith, Oscar Swanson. Hans Steade
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A group OF Miss Eleanor Fulham's
friends surprised her most pleasantly
when they arrived at her home Tues
day evening, bringing with them de
lightful dinner. which they served at
i6 o'clock in honor OF her birthday
/ The evening was memorable one
games and music adding to the pleas
ure OF the guests. who were Misses
\ Dorothy Fredrickson. Dorothy Smith,
Helen and Dorothy Jacobie, Eliza
beth Thomas. Anna Jones. Hheima
| Parker. Cleone Emory. RuthArmen-
trout, Bob McCanerty, Russell Ash
ley, Franklin Dixon and Stanley Nor
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Green enter
! tanned Mr.. and rs. Ralph Wann. Dr.