The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-02


were Grace Martin, Alice and Ardythe
Horney, Violet Huber, Ruth Slime
meyer. Dorothy Green. Eieleen Nc,
Broom, Grace Rae and Margaret Pru.
ett
Miss Marie Lewis of Boston and
Mrs. Fred Riede of Virginia were the
guests OF honor al a charming morn
ing party at which Mrs ]. F. Meyers
was hostess Friday The rooms we're
festive with pink and white asters
and dahlias, and a pleasant time was
had playing FIVE hundred. The high
scores for the morning We're made BY
Mrs Theodore Harding and Mrs. r.
w. Irish, while the consolation prize
went to Miss Virginia Es;iIl De.
lightful refreshments were served at
noon.
The Misses Dora Turner and Laura
Aebersold entertained delightfully."-
last night at the X. p hall. In honor of
the latter's sister. Miss Ella Aeber-
sold. and her friend. Miss Louise Ia.
bel. who are guests from Rochester
y. Y. The hall was very attractive
with decorations of yellow asters
dahlias and sunfiowers. There were
eight tables OF five hundred and the
high score OF the evening was made
by Mrs. Ernest Meyers and the CON
ISOLATION prize went to Miss Elizabeth
Griniths Yellow and white were thi
coiors which lent attractiyeness to the
Refreshments, served by the hostesses.
The guests included Mesdsmes Harry
Bowen. Porter Lyons. Frank Hellmau.
Ernest Harris. ". A Smart. George
Peasants. F b. Thomas. Fora Combs.
Jessie Price. Ed Fredrickson. Arthur
knowlton. E A. Meyers. Clifford Dun.
lap. Ralph Mckinley. Linnie Coleman.
Clyde Turner. Alva Wood Leslie Stev.
enson. Clara Garwood; Misses Eliza
beth and Nancy Griffi,hs. Bessie Bash.
Pearl McKissick. Wilma Newcomb
Ruth Fredrfckson. Marie Prescott.
Vera Halstsad. Elsie. Mae and Helen
Bower. Katherine Hamonlnd. Queeuie
Jameson. Roxie Wood. and the honor
guests Ella Asbersold and Louise
label
Mrs. Hsyworth. SIG South First
street. delightfully."- entertained the
members OF the Always Willing Work
ers of the Christian church Wednes-
day afternoon at her home with a
lawn party. The afternoon was spent
In games suitable to the occasion.
after which dainty refreshments or
cake and ice cream were served. All
departed in the late afternoon. voting
Mrs Hayworth a royal entertainer
The guest list included Misses I.avena
Mobley, Edith Baker. Melissa Dig
man. Nina Friedinger. Lavone Rosen.
grantz, Hazel Hayworth. Nellie WI.
liams. Florence Thomas. Imogene
Barnes, Opal Culp, Moyne Culp. Fern
French. Leona Wood. Iseu ali Boyd.
Ruth Walters. Marion Walters. and
Mrs. J. +. Biddle. teacher of the class.
Mrs. r. S. Beall charmingly enter
tanned number of ladies at her homs
yesterday afternoon for her house
guest. Miss Lewis OF Boston. Six.
handed euchre was the diversion. and
Mrs. George Rockafellow was awarded
high-score prize. Mrs. Lamby the con
ISOLATION prize. Mrs. McCorkle the cut.
ting prize and Miss Lewis the guest
prize.
The ladies OF St Michaers church
viii entertain at a social tonight at
the school hall A good time is an.
ticipated and all are invited
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f Biddle enter.
tanned a number OF friends at dinner
at their home. s11 Harrison avenue.
Tuesday evening. in celebration of
their first wedding anniversary. The
guests were>Mr. and Mrs. G. F., Tur.
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Meloy of Fort
Lupton. Colo.
a number of young people enjoyed
moonlight picnic at the Old Ho,
Springs hotel last night. A lovely
lunch was served and all had n de-
lightful time roasting weinies and
marshmallows., Those making up the
party were Misses Ola McDonough,
Lille and Esther Dye. Jennie Watson
Anna Bell Cofer. Opal Clark. Agnes
Bruce and Essie Page OF Oklahoma
City: Messrs. Otis MeDonough. Low.
ton Page. Lee Bradford Phil Stock.
Lowell and Monte Page of Plainview,
Tex. and Mrs. C. +. McDonough. the
chaperone.
One OF the most charming events OF
the season was a dancing party given
Tuesday evening at the Annex hail
! by Mrs / T. MarEDnzia ana f,,,ti,