The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-26

Miss May Howells, Mesdames R. A.
Turner and Harold Turner were trout
dinner guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Turner, s24 Allison ave-
nue.. last night.
A picnic dinner was given Tuesday
at Three Mile spring in honor of Mrs
Calder and her daughter. who will
leave soon for Portland. Ore. Those
who enjoyed the occasion were Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Dickinson and chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. Black. Mrs. d. N.
Walker and daughter, Miss Ruth. Mrs.
Yard, Mrs. Farmer and daughters. and
the guests Of honor.
The Philathae Bible class of the
Christian church held its monthly
business and social meeting at the
home OF Mrs Margie Mcclure. 4241z
Main street. Friday evening, August
20, at 8 O'Clock. There were Is MEM
bers and three visitors present. After
the devotional exercises and a num-
ber on the grafanola. some business
was transacted. Then came the So
cial hour, consisting of music on the
grafanola. which was enjoyed by all.
The remainder of the evening was
spen; in talking and enjoying lovely
refreshments. consisting of delicious
cake and punch. served by the host
ess. Those present were Mesdames
Horney. Harris, Dickson, Johnson.
Kearney. Mcclure. Hundley and Max
well: Misses Ruth Mckinley. Hazel
Barnes, Edna Johnson, Pauline Hardy.
Agnes Hundley. Ruth Bonderant and
Nettie wright The visitors were
Mrs. Duncan. Miss frankie Duncan
and Master Bobbie Mcclure.
Twenty-four people. carrying In ages
from 10 months to so years. enjoyed
9 picnic dinner Sunday. August %. at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs Smith
Ketchum. 71o Rudd avenue. The
guest list included relatives who are
visiting the Ktechum home. They are
theIr son. Dean Milo Kechum. wife
! and three children OF Philadelphia.
Who Is in clnrfe OF civil engineering
in the Pennsyivania University:
George Ke,chpm Gffe and three sons.
: l14 Cottonw06d- avenue. and c. c.
/, Ketchum. wife and two sons and three
daughters of Four Mile: Harry Dug
| ger. wife and two children of Dyson.
Neb. and Miss Sass of Nebraska.
Mrs. Charles Hyder entertained the
members of the Card Club at her
home last night Five hundred was
the diversion of the evening. There
were four tables. and Mrs. Harry
Bowen carried OF the prize for high
score and Mrs. Harold Waldo received
the consolation prize. Pink and white
was the color scheme carried out in
refreshments and decorations.
Mrs. Harry Bowen entertained her
guest, Miss Rachel Baird, and a few
few friends at a theater party Thurs
day evening. After enjoying the pic
ture, the young people were served a
dainty lunch at Nelson's. Those who
were present were Misses Dorothy
Thomas. Elizabeth Thomas, Dorothy
Farmer. Genieve Farmer. Carolene
Holman and the honor guest, Miss
Rachel Baird. of Fl. Wayne. Ind
Mrs. c. c. Patterson was hostess at
dinner Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
F1emming an dtheir guest, Mrs. Win
ter. of Charleston, ILL.,. and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. p. Burgess.
! Miss Lucille Smith was hostess at
delightful three-course dinner at the
! Mcclure house Friday evening. The
table at which covers were laid for
eight. was charming with dahlias aud
asters in yellow and white. After din
ner Miss Smith took her guests to the
theater. Those who enjoyed the eve
ming were the Misses Leola Higgins,
Genevieve Farmer, Ruth Walker Mel.
lie Cartmell. Jane Loveall. Madeline
Degitz, Elizabeth Cosby. Lucil Cosby
and he hostess
| Wednesday afternoon the past noble
grands of the Rebekahs were pleas
antly entertained by Mesdames Leona
Bergen and Hansen at the home of
Mrs. Bergen. An enjoyable program
was given. which included a duet by
Mrs. Wynkoop and daughter. Miss
Lurah, musical reading by Miss
Thelma Parker and reading by Miss
Kinney. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostesses, which added
to the pleasure OF the occasion.
A jolly bunch of young folks mo-
tored westclifre for few days out
ing. Those of the party were the
Misses Isabel O'Neil. Hilda Fredrick-
son, Genevieve Cox. Maud McKinnon.
Claire Kelly OF Canon City. Agnes
Cairns OF Ogden. Utah. Myrtle Nc
Dermott of Trinidad, guests OF Isabel
o'Neil. and Irene Sherman OF Den