The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-07-01
Society Notes

The members of the Dickens Club
and Card. Club wero delightfully."- en-
tertained at a lawn dinner last night
at the home of Mrs. r. NJ. Harding.
Fifth street and Greenwood avenue.
in honor of DR.. and Mrs. Carrier, who
are guests in the city Mrs. Carrier
has been member OF the Dickens
Club for the past 80 years. Bridge
and social time followed the dinner.
Miss Violet Wardrip entertained a
number OF friends from . to 5 Thurs
day afternoon at her home, 1872 Green
wood avenue, in celebration of her
eighth birthday. Games were played
and delicious refreshments OF ices and
cakes were served. The guests were
Margaret, Grace AMI Rae Pruett, Lo-
retta Markham, Dorothy and Gordon
Green. Evora Hartford. Wanda and
Mamie Colon, Jean Bradbury, Mabel
Einsharst, Nerna Dean. Rowena Rush,
and Nelma Logan. Irene Burguson,
Eddie and JEFF Fromm. Morris Nc
Broom and the hostess.
Burden Sheriff. entertained at a pic
mic in honor of Miss Helen Carrier
Thursday evening. The party motored
out on the Garden Park road where
they spent a delightful evening in
the usual picnic fashion. Mrs. Emma
Palmer chaperoned the party, which
included the Misses Helen Carrier,
Aileen Monaban, Olive Mckenzie.
Farra Dozier. Henrietta Ashley. Mar
garet McMurry, Burleigh Mackenzie;
Messrs. William Mackenzie. Burden
Sheriff.. Hunter Palmer. Arthur
Kline, Raymond Petrie, Smythe Batch.
elor and Gerald Rockafellow.
Mrs. W. II. McKinstry was hostess
at charming card party Thursday aft
ernoon in honor OF Miss Martin. VINO
is guest N the city. There were
three tables engaged in playing I'VE
hundred. The tally cards were unique
little affairs being sunbotten girls in
various colors. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess. Those
who enjoyed Mrs. McKinstry's hospi-
tality were Mesdsmes ", C. Thomas.
Hopkins, Ballanger. Julius Kramer.
Mona Carter. b. Harrison Sidnam. Roy
Turner, W. A. Smart, shaw: Misses
Martin, Stacey, Margaret Mackenzie.
Olive Mackenzie. Mrs. Turner had
high scbore for the afternoon -ul Mrs.
Sidnam received the consolation prize.
Miss Martin received an artistic pic.
ture fthe Royal Gorge as q pleas
ant reminder OF Colorado.
Mrs. Frank n. Carrier was the in
spiration for a delightful bridge party
and luncheon Thursday morning when
Mrs. Myra b. Sheriff. was hostess to
"a ladies' at her home ON Mystic ave
nue.. There were four tables nj
bridge on the hospitabie and attrac.
tive porch during the morning. and
several guests arrived later for the
delicious luncheon which was served
at O'Clock Mrs. George Rocka-
fellow was the fortunate player at
cards, and received a unique plate
holder in silver for her prowess. Mrs.
Carrier received a beautiful cake
plate OF jewel glass as guest prize,
and Mrs. Emma Palmer was fortunate
in bearing on second honors, a com
pote dish In the same beautiful vare-
The guests present were Mesdames
Frank n. Carrier. Hunter Palmer,
George Baker, l. S. Bailey. Julia
Mack, Guy U. Hardy, r. NJ. Harding.
A c. Dickinson, Peabody. Joseph Il.
y aupin, George Rockafellow. Thomas
lyman, McMurry, Henry Harrison,
Fred Whipple. w. n. Clark. Emma
Palmer. Greer. Winnie Hoover. and
the Misses Helen Carrier. Henrietta
Ashley and Aileen Monahan.