The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-29

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Wednesday in honor of her daughter.
Mrs. Sparrell Gale of Roanoke, Va
The spacious rooms were attractive
with baskets of nasturtiums. and
about so ladies enjoyed the morning
playing five hundred. Mrs. Keehn of
Denver had high score and Mrs. Edith
Harrison won the consolation prize. \
| delicious luncheon was served by the
hostess assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Gale. Mrs. Teodore Harding and her
young granddaughters.
A number of young people motored
to Westcliffe Wednesday evening, and
attended dancing party given by F.
F. and Rockwell Canda at their beau
tiful country home. Those in atten-
dance from this city were Mrs. E. C.
Eddy. the Misses Helen Gibson. Shir-
ley Debier. Blanche DeWeese, Farra
Dozier, Henrietta Ashley, Olive Nc
Kenzie; Messrs. Wilbur Eddy, Oscar
Swanson and David Gibson.
Bud Bower was host at a dinner
party at the Canon hotel Thursday
evening. Covers were laid for the
Messrs. and Mesdames Arthur Wilson.
Ed Fredrickson. Mrs Hilda Wilson.
Miss Wilma Newcomb, Ray Botten-
field and the host
twenty-five young people of the
/ Christian Endeavor of the Christian
church were delightfully."- entertained
Thursday evening at a tree party
| given on the lawn at the home OF
/ Miss Edna Johnson. When the guests
arrived they saw the lawn lighted by
| gay lanterns. Many interesting games
were played which tested the young
| peoples knowledge of trees. During
/ the evening the guests witnessed sew
eral tableaux given from stage un
/ der the trees. The tableaux repre-
sented THE Planting of the Apple
| Tree" George Washington and the
Cherry Tree" "woodman Spare That
/ Tree" and Under the Spreading
! Chestnut Tree" During the tableaux
Misses Ruth Mckinley and Theo En-
merson read appropriate poems.
Punch and waters were served on the
lawn, after which the guests departed.
Thursday evening a group of young
people enjoyed a picnic supper and
beef STEAK fry on the Skyline drive
complimentary to Miss Hasselbarth
of New York. who is a guest in the
city. The party included the Misses
Ella Roberts. Helen Underwood.
Gladys Pickering. Hasselbach and
! Messrs. Harold Brown. Finis Parks,
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Mrs. James w. Hawthorne was the
hostess of delightful card party Fri
day afternoon. There were "a guests
who enjoyed the afternoon playing
FIVE hundred. Mrs. Floyd Campbell
received the prize for high score and
Mrs. T. B. Coulter carrying away the
| consolation prize. Dainty refresh
ments added to the enjoyment of the
afternoon.
Mrs. Herman c. Graves was hostess
at a charming morning card party
Friday. complimentary to her mother,
| Mrs. Keehn of Denver. There were
fou rtables engaged in playing FIVE
hundred. Mrs. lyman having high
score, Mrs. Chappell low and Mrs.
Beall being fortunate in cutting. A
dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Thompson, 11o2
Harrison avenue, entertained at a
four-course dinner Friday evening in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Eager
strom of Pittsburgh, Pa. Following
the dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson
were hosts at a delightful card party.
Mrs. Harry Kane was the successful
player at five hundred among the la
dies present and w. B. Smith of Chi
caso carried off the honors for the
gentlemen. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Leo Ster-
ling were the winners of the consola-
tion prizes. Dainty refreshments
we're served later in the evening by
the hostess. Those who enjoyed the
evening We're: Messrs. and Mesdames
Otto Fagerstrom. Harry Kane. ], Leo
Sterling. Cecil Maibach, Mrs. Winnie
Hoover and w. b. Smith.
Mrs. ]. II. Peabody wss hostess at
an informal dinner Friday evening.
complimentary to Mrs. Spared Gale Of
Roanoke, Va.
Little Miss Josephine Gale celebrat-
ed her tifth birthday Thursday. and
was the honor guest at a luncheon
given by Mrs. Maupin Thursday eve
ming Mrs. L. W. Gardner was hostess
At birthday dinner in honor of the
occasion. There were birthday IA