The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-01-22


Mrs. Claude Benton had charge OF the
program, which had the Philippines
for its general subject, Following
the program short business session
was held. after which refreshments
were served.
The past noble grands of the Har-
mony Rebekah lodge, l. o. o. F., held
their annual meeting last Wednesday
in the lodge hall. A short business
session was held with the president.
Mrs. Jesse Campbell, presiding. An
excellent program was given. includ-
ing an instrumental solo by Mrs. Kin
ney; reading. Miss Edna Nelson; his
tory of the past noble grands, Mrs
Cora Schultz; son, Bubbles" by Murl
Campbell, accompanied by Miss Edith
Burton. An elaborate dinner was
served to 81 by the club. The next
meteing will be held January 21.
Mrs Fred Whipple and Mrs. George
Whipple very charminsly entertained
number of friends at six-handed
euchre at the Whipp'e home, sos Rudd
avenue. yesterday afternoon. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Arthur Biggs
/ for high score, Mrs. Alice Harding
second high score. Mrs. Marion Mac
| Farlane Mosier free-for-all prize and
I Mrs Otis Orendorff the consolation
prize. Later in the afternoon very
toothsome luncheon was served.
The regular weekly meeting of the
Woman's Club was held Tuesday aft
ernoon, January L., in their club room
with Mrs. Overman as president, pre-
siding. After the regular business
meeting and roll call, the club enjoyed
two very pleasing piano solos by Miss
Ruth Armentrout. Mrs. Starr was
leader of the afternoon study. Mrs.
Jewett read very interesting paper
on Louis XVI" Mrs. King. in her
pleasing manner. gave the life of Ma
rie Antoinette." Mrs. Starr read a
splendid paper on 'The Fall of the
Monarchy" 4 half hour was then
devoted to the lesson on thrift, with
Mrs. Burgess as leader. Mrs. Fair
banks, former member Of the club.
and Miss Lottie Stump were club
guests.
Miss Dorothy Sterling entertained
the Misses Norman Jean Turner and
Margaret lyman and Masters Wilbur
Little, Ward Clark and Marian Stom-
mel at dinner and movie party at
the Jones theater FRIDAY evening. The
Misses Katherine Lane and Flora
Rogers chaperoned the affair.
Mrs. Arthur Knowlton entertained
the Card Club at her home last night.
| Five hundred was the diversion, and
Mrs. Harry Bowen was awarded the
high-score prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. W n. Clark enter
tanned the Card Club at their home
on Greenwood avenue last night at a
7 O'Clock dinner. Covers were laid
/ for "a. and after the repast Monte
| Carlo whist was played. Mrs. George
RockafeIlow and W. II. Dozier cap
tured prizes for high score.
The South Canon high school en-
| tertained the Simla basketball team at
a dinner at the Y. NJ. {. A. Saturday
night There was a very interesting
program and the event much enjoyed
! by all
! Mr. and Mrs j. + Myers enter
/ tanned So guests at leap year party
at their home on Stanley avenue Sat
! urday night. Dinner was served at
| O'Clock after which five hundred
/ was played. Mrs. W. II. DoZier and
Jay SidebottOm captured prizes for
high score. Mrs. Marion MacFar-
lane Mozier and Lrnest stump re-
ceived consolation prizes. A feature
of the evening which caused much
merriment was that of the ladies
choosing their partners for the differ
ent courses of the dinner and also
for playing cards. Mrs Mozier of
. Trinidad and Clyde Biggs were out-of
town guests
Mrs. Clyde Farmer charmingly en-
tertained a number of friends at five
hundred yesterday afternoon for Mrs.
Fairbanks of ofNDelta. Colo, who has
been visiting friends here the past two
weeks Mrs. c. r Baldridge received
high prize and Mrs. Fairbanks the
guest prize. Later in the afternoon
a delicious luncheon was served.
Mrs J. +. Myers was charming
hostess yesterday afternoon when she
entertained a number of friends at
five tables of bridge at her home on
Stanley avenue. Mrs. A J. Turner
was awarded prize for high score and
Mrs. Ernest Stump prize for consola-
tion. A lovely luncheon was served