The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-04
SOCIETY
Il y y ~ y y n Y

SOClEI1
i. y y - y y
The Philathea class of the Christian
Bible school held their monthly bust
night with Miss Pauline Hardy, 7O1
Harrison avenue. There was a good
attendance and all spent very pleas
ant evening One of the features of
evening which was enjoyed by all,
was when the teacher, Mrs. Horney,
1011 Rudd avenue, unloaded her arms
with shower of letters, cards and
pictures which had been given her
by the young ladies of this class on
that same day, it being her birthday
however, no one knows which one.
only that it was the last one. Never.
theless; when the postman made his
delivery to the Horney home on that
day the much-beloved teacher knew
that all the pupils she has now and al
most all she ever had in the past, had
an inkling of when her birthday came,
for many remembrances had been re-
ceived from out of the city, and even
out of the state. Each letter and cor
respondent card was accompanied by
a photograph of the sender as we'll as
the message they had borne. and was
doubly appreciated by the recipient
The o. w. Circle of the Westmin-
ster Guild of the First Presbyterian
church enjoyed a banquet at the home
of Miss Edna Lineer on Macon ave-
nue. Tuesday evening. The affair was
a Washington birthday and valentine
party combined, and games pertain.
ing to each of these were played and
greatly enjoyed. Those present were
Mesdames A. B. Starr, R. Dilley. the
Misses Leola Higgins. Ruth Walker,
Lois Armentrout, Katherine Orndorff,
Elvia Selvia. Edna Lineer and Lena
and Mary Hughey. After the games
a business meeting was held.
Mrs w. A. Smart entertained the
members of the Card Club and a few
guests at her home, $40 Rudd avenue,
last night. There were four tables of
five hundred. Miss Dora was the
high-score priZewinner. and Miss
Nina Skinner received the club high
prize. After cards delicious refresh
ments were served. The guest list
included Misses Kate Kenly, Dora
Turner; Mesdames Oscar Green, w.
II. Thomas and Clara Garwood.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ans Club was held Tuesday afternoon
in the X. of p. hall with Mrs. Burgess
presiding. Recording Secretary Mrs
Weber being absent, Mrs. Anthony
was appointed secretary pro TEN.
Mrs. Harding, leader OF the afternoon
study, gave splendid review of
France From 1S15' to 1s4S." also
Louis Philippe" Mrs. Burgess gave
a study of the literary activities OF
the period covered by Mrs. Harding's
lesson and biography of "Balzac,"
and study OF some of his works.
| The Lincoln Park division of the
Ladies' Aid of the Methodist Episco-
pal church met at the home of Mrs.
+. Dean Beatty. 1885 Park avenue.
Lincoln Park, Thursday afternoon.
About As ladies' were present, and
after the regular business meeting a
very interesting program was enjoyed
which had been arranged by Mes
danes Cook, Davis. Fulford and Haw-
kins. the entertainment committee
Later in the afternoon delightful re-
freshments were served and the meet
ing much enjoyed by all.
The members of the Past Noble
Grand Association OF the Harmony
Rebekah lodge held their regular
meeting at the home of Mrs F. X
Miller on Lincoln Park Wednesday
afternoon, February 10. Mrs. Jesse
Campbell, president, presided at the
business session. after which the as
semblage was entertained with music
and old-time songs and a splendid so
fcia hour was enjoyed The hostess
then served refreshments. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Charles Waldon on River street
March g. with Miss Hettie Penning
ton as hostess.
Mesdames l.. S. Bailey and w II
Smith entertained the Monday Read
ing Club at the home of the later, 222
Griffin avenue. last Monday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. r B. Coulter
who will leave soon to spend several
months in California. The tables were
attractively decorated with miniature
cherry trees. colonial hats. hatchets.
small flags and unique place cards
Covers were laid FOR the following