The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-24
Society Notes

Society Notes
The Philathea Bible class of the
Christian church held its monthly
business and socia; meeting at the
foot of the Skyline Monday evening,
with picnic supper st O'Clock. A
most delightful evening was spent
roasting weiners. talking. singing and
telling stories around the big bonfire
which was build by these fair maid
ems. But the best of ali, TO the de-
light of each one present came when
Mrs. Mcclure extended an invitation
to each member of the class, as well
mat ea.-stuu ser, Mrs. Horney. 20 take
in the big contvzhsr. ranch near Guf-
and shouted, and matenth of July or
frantic things. A large attendance 10
Harding was carried around tpely due
and there was much evidence Sad sthat
on the part of many. .,sUS
think Mr.. Harding's naslfed spot
was reallyAa .surprists were to be placed.
monthsnes present regret that this er-
Gently hnIld have been made. The fol-
ITO big push uorTnsept -Mesdames Hor-
was never considered ts-Green Daywalt
ers. In all the whispered tips rslys fIor-
the big ducks were going tsaes Ernest
name did not figure. In Il fsradIey ap-
lot he was sixth in the race Y6 partake
6414 votes.sf Jn-the eighth sGead.
day. -,
the Miss Leona Zentz and Ernest Lee
of Westcliffe were united in marriage
by the Rev. C. ]. Armentrout in the
parlors of the Canon hotel Wednes
day afternoon. They were attended
by Mr.. and Mrs, Hugo Gochen, also of
WestcIiffe Mr.. and Mrs. Lee de-
parted Immediately Tor Denver where
they will spend their honeymoon. The
bride is employed in the Tribune Of
flee. and Mr.. Lee is engaged in busi-
nes in westcliffe.
Miss Anna Jones was pleasantly
surprised June 6, when about Is of
her young friends invaded her home,
903 Woodlawn avenue, in celebration
of her birthday. The guests enjoyed
delightful time, in games and other
ausements appropriate to the occa-
sion. Dainty refreshments were
served, and the hostess was the re-
cipient of beautiful gift.
Miss Edith Harrison was hostess to
delightful bridge party Tuesday aft
ernoon, complimentary to the Misses
Frances and Sara Savage, who are
guests in the city. There were three
tables engaged in play, Mrs. Don
Frank Fem carrying off the honors
for the afternoon, and Miss Mignon
Baker receiving the consolation prize
A dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess. Miss Harrison's guests were:
Mesdames Don Frank Fem, j. w
Hawthorne, Spared Gale. Fred Reiter,
Phil Chappell, r. S. Beall. Floyd
Campbell; Misses Frances and Sara
Savage. Mignon Baker and May Hard.
ing.
Last Wednesday number of little
folks had most enjoyable time at
party given by Miss Margaret lyman
and Master Junior Gale at the home
of the latter's grandmother Mrs. T
M. Harding on Greenwood avenue. in
celebration of their birthdays, falling
on that date, June 8. Miss Margaret
had her eighth birthday and Master
Junior celebrated his first. From 10
to ~ all enjoyed a keen time playing
games, and delightful lunch of
jam sandwiches, cake, ice cream,
candy and orangeade was served on
the lawn. There were two beautiful
birthday cakes. one was a large
yellow one with eight blue candles
and the other small white one with
one blue candle. The hosts received
many beautiful gifts in commemora.
tion of the day. Those hidden were:
Martha Jane Campbell. Alva MAY
Graves. Louise and Harrison IS-w-
thron, Rosemary and Jean Crawford |
Helen Thomas, Dorothy and Jimmie
Sterling, Katherine and Eleanor Ba.
con. Lillian Quarles, Theodore and
Josephine Gale, Don Perry Fem, |
Louis Lear, Ward Clark, Mrs. Sher-
rill, Mrs. Palmer, Mrs. lyman. Miss
Sweet Mrs. Myers, Mrs Herman
Graves, Mrs. Keehn. Mrs Quarles. |
Mrs. Fem. Mrs. Gale and Mrs. T. NJ.
Harding.
Mrs. Scott Manley was hostess TO
the Crochet Club at her home IN
River street Thursday At the close
of the afternoon delightful refresh
ments were served. The guests were
Mesdames Saxon. Jones. Snyder. Nc
Crary, James, Keith Gardner: Misses
Mabel Gardner, Luella Williams. Vir-
ginia Drjnkwater and Kenneth Man
ley.