The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-09-30
Society

tanned few friends at 6:3e dinner
last night at their home on Forrest
evenue. After dinner the evening was
spent at a dancing party given by
the Columbine Club at Smiths hall
The dinner guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Aaxon, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Biggs.
Dr. and Mrs. Reiter and Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Myers
Mrs.. Stanley j. Roberts was host
ess to the Luncheon Club at her
home Wednesday afternoon. Bridge
followed the luncheon at which Mrs
James Hawthorne received the prize
for high score. The guests were Mrs.
Ted Harding. Mrs. Floyd Campbell.
Mrs.. Arthur Biggs, Mrs. Jay Sidebot
tom, Mrs. James Hawthorne. Mrs. P.
w. Chappeil, Mrs. r. 8. Beall. Mrs.
George Whipple. Mrs Emma Palmer;
Misses Mignon Baker and Edith Har-
Yison.
Mrs. r. c. Kissinger entertained 4
few friends at her home last night in
celebration OF her husbands birth
day. After enjoying the picture at
the Jones Mr.. Kissinger returned
home with the party where he found
the big surprise. The table was
Beautifully decorated in yellow and
white with lovely birthday cake N
the center.
Cha3eroned By Heosames Tom Payne
and Ernest NordgIs@. Misses An
toineite veze;ti ana Jennie Roc
chic were hostesses al a party given
at the Rockvaie Y. NJ. z. A. Tuesday
evening in honor OF the going ava,
Of Miss Louise Cresto. who gees to the
State Teachers College at Gveeiey
Saturday. The ball room w.s beau
tifuliy decorated In autumn colors.
Games and dancing were ths 9astimes
Of the evening. Punch was served
during the evening. along wit hsht
refreshments. The guest D:,sfaciuded
Misses Louise Cresto, zafy Vegher,
Grace Payne. Mare Vezetti. Rose Co
iogna. CeitsSsse Kochem. Josephine
Zontine. ce..s Job. Therese cresto.
MoHie Stubie. Mrs. Mary Ann lsraei;
Messrs. Joe Daley, John 2. Fern.
waid. Martin vexetti. Ed NatEtv'st
Mike Kochem. Ernest Lombardy. An
thony Rochio. John Ssvant. James
Sartorius. Ernest Nordgren. John
sarorius and George Rocchio.
Canon City seems 10 have gone
dance crazy. Two dancing scade-
mics, two new dancing cubs and sew
eral dancing classes have sprung up
here in q fortnight
Mrs. Kerr-Hawes has inaugurated
her regular winter dancing classes
and has arranged for an augmented
orchestra for the regular semi-weekiy
dances.
The Lee-Egender Dancing Academy
has taken over Smith hall for dane
ine lessons and regular dances which
viii be introduced with q Spanish
carnival dance NEXT Thursday eve
ming.
Lemoyne Locke Is organizing the
who-who Club. which will be made
MP largely Of the younger set
The older set have already started
upon their season OF dancing. Their
club. which comprises about 65
couples, is called the columbipe Dane
ing Club. and It's semi-monthly dance
was held Thursday evening in Smith
hall.
The Columbine Dancing Club. made
up OF the older married set, and hav.
ing about 60 couples enrolled in its
mebership, enjoyed its hrst semi
monthly dance of the winter at Smith
hall Thursday night. The Valley
Five orchestra, which has been en-
gagged for the club season. furnished
the music. which proved very salts.
factory to the members. Jack Myers
was elected president of the club at
the business session. Mrs. Stanley
Roberts was unanimously chosen vice
president and Mrs. A. ]. Turner sec.
retar4SreasuTer The next dance
will be held Thursday. october I.
Mrs. Ditto OF Idmon, Colo. spent
yesterday here as the guest Of Ms.
W II. Hamond on Ninth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Quick are
fair visit orsin Pueblo today
Joe Coughlin. an empioye OF the II,
& r. @, in this city. will go to san
Francisco for a two weeks vacation
Warden and Mrs. Thomas J. lyman
arrived home Thursday night from
Pueblo where they had been taking
in the fair.
Mrs. James McDoue'as sof Ration,
N. NJ. is fhe guest Of Mrs. r. c.
Davis for few weeks visit.
4 Clarence Romig has returned TO his
home In Wyoming after visit with
his sister. Mis- Pearl Romig
Clyde Biggs arrived from Grand
Junction this morning, leaving the
train here and taking the Biggs car ia
Denver from this ooint.