The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-09
Society Notes

EltOa W0Odf0rd'S 8 claSA OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church were the hosts
to the members of Mrs. Homan's class
Monday evening in the church parlors.
The evening was most delightful one
for those in attendance, and games
and music added to the pleasure CT
the guests. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hosts. In addi-
tion to the members Of the two classes
Mrs. Homan and Mr.. woodford were
present
The Westminster Guild of the First
Presbyterian church met at the home
of Miss Dorothy Bonn Monday eve-
ming The work for the evening con-
sisted in making bags for the Christ
mas tree for the primary department
of the Sunday school. The reading
from the book which is the subject
for study, was by Miss Hilda Fred
rickson. and the social hour was most
pleasant with music and dainty re-
present.
Mrs. ]. Leo Sterling was the host
ess at delightful card party last Sat
urday afternoon when she entertained
"A ladies in her home. The game
was five hundred, and Mrs. r. S. Beall
was the successful player for the aft
ernoon, and was given the prize for
high score. Mrs. Tyo was the winner
of the consolation prize A daintily
appointed luncheon was served by the
m har AZ To-
danes Van Buskirk, Julia Mack, Lois
Allen, Guy Hardy, Crawford. Lynn
Smith of Florence, A J. Turner, Lee
Blackwell. r. S. Beall. Anthony Tyo.
Otto Faegerstrom, Maxon, w. II. Doz-
ier, Ralph Wann. Frank MCGEE E. C.
Webb. W. T. Little, Clyde Nelson.
Louis Lear. Harry Bowen, Gardner;
the Misses May Harding, Margaret
Carmody and Mignon Baker.
The Monday Club met with Mrs. T.
C. Hiatt Monday afternoon with a
.arge attendance. The reading for
the afternoon was in charge OF Mrs.
T. B. Coulter. who read from the book
on Alaska" which is the subject for
study. The hostess served a tasteful
luncheon at the close of the program.
Mrs. c. H. Edmunds was a guest OF
the club.
The l.. S. class of the Presbyterian
church held their meeting last Friday
with Miss Olivia Peterson as hostess.
During the business meeting It was
decided that the class would contri-
butte groceries to make Christmas bas-
kets for the poor and needy. A social
hour was then enjoyed with games.
Dainty refreshments. carrying out the
class colors, pink and white, we're
served, which added greatly TO the
pleasure of the evening.
tsT The Friends in Council held their
reguiar meeting at Pythian hall Fri
day AFTERNOON, December 8. The
study subject forthe day was Prob
lens, Of National Finance" with Mrs.
Fred Reitsr as leader. Mrs. Meyers
gave m Interesting paper on THE
Franchise" The round table was led
by Mrs. Reiter, and a number Of the
Members gave brief talks on The
;Fseisril Reserve system. or Problems
d1NEfthanGe. = ~
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ME- Psnsy. nm was hostess at an
infoErnST dinner Snnday evening when
she. Asd cas hsr guests Miss Zelma
RtistGar Donald Williams and Walter
Lar. S~.S;S TX vi.>-, --r.'.-4
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"A number ofsfrisnds of Grandma"
Miller helped her celebrate the anni-
versary Of her, birth by arriving at
the home oEher son. E.-S. Miller. and
surprising her Friday. December 8.
They gave her much 9 pleasure by
bringing with them many tpkens of
remembrance. beautiful hoWexs and
delicious refreshments. H6 guests
included Mesdamee Du and xxne. Jr..I
Moyle. Klukis, Berry. Linneer>,Hadleyl
Schlan. Peter LinHeer. Hamilton. .sthe
Rev. McCrory and Mrs. MeSfory, and 1
their sons Grier and Aibert.s 4
Eastern sStor ~ q,