The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-11
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The A. L. T. girls We're 1ostesses N
an informal dancing party at Smiths
hall Saturday night. Abou, 90 couple i
enjoyed the affair. the guests being
among the high school cont ngent.
The Modern Priscilla Club met with |
Mrs. ". F. Bailey Friday aftern 1cn
Arter pleasant time spent with
their fancy work. the hostess served
a delicious two-course luncheon Red
chry santhemums were used effective
ly in decorating the rooms The list
OF guests at the enjoyable occasion
were Mesdames. Vaughn. Haigh. Dun
lap. Colgate, A. Thornton, Bayers-
Trout, Cooley, Bibler; Miss Terry. In
| addition TO the members present Mrs.
Harry Catiin, Mrs. W. H. Thomas and
Mis-, Lillian Smith were visiting
guests.
Mrs. George Sherwood entertained
at a delightful. children's party Satur-
day afternoon in honor of the sixth
birthday anniversary Of her son.
Frank. The young guests had de-
| lightful time playing games, and a
happy afternoon was enjoyed by the
little host and his guests. A birthday
cake in pink and white and orna
mented by si1 candles was feature
of the occasion. The guests were
Helen and Frances Dabney. Donald
MoC1elland, Beverly Galley. Carl
Combs and Fletcher Day
Ars. George Sherwood will enter
tain the Faith Circle OF the Sunday
school class Of the Christian church
on Tuesday afternoon at her home,
415 College avenue. This class now
numbers so members, and the busi-
ness and social meetings, which they
hold once each month. are always en-
toyable affairs. Mrs. T. N. Mitchell
and Mrs. J. W. Emmerson will assist
the hostess.
Mrs. A. ]. Turner entertained
Saturday afternoon at q card party
in honor OF her guest, Mrs. Irwin
Stockton of Pueblo. There were seven
tables ingaged in playing double
pedro, Mrs. Hunter Palmer being the
fortunate player for the afternoon.
Mrs Myra Sheriff. was awarded the
consolation prize. A luncheon OF
dainty appointments was served by
the hostess later in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Clark were de-
Saturday evening. when they enter
tanned at a dinner of attractive ap-
pointments. The small tables ut
which the guests were seated. we're
lighted by candles. and vases filled
Vim yellow and white chrysanthe-
mums sdded To the beauty Of the oc-
casion. Following the dinner the
guests spent pleasant evening at
cards. Mrs. Frank L. Smith had
high score among the ladies present
and Mr.. Dozier carried away the gen
tlemsn's prize. .t~
A pleasant surprise party WAS given
Thursday evening in honor OF the
Misses Jscobie at the homo Of Mr..
and Mrs. o. p. Owens on Macon ave-
nue.. About IS high school girls and
boys enjoyed "a pleasant evening with
games and music. Refreshments
were provided and served by the
young people having charge of the az
fair.
The friends OF Fred Snow, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. e. Snow OF Lincoln |
Park, will congratulate him on his |
marriage 70 Miss Rosalie Goessling OF
Denver. The marriage took place at |
the home of the brides parents at 5 |
O'Clock November 6. The out-of-town |
guests who were present at the cere |
mony were Mr. and Mrs. William |
Meyers OF Cripple Creek, Mr.. and |
Mrs. villain Schanler and daughter
of Pueblo Mrs. Michel OF st. Louis. |
Mo-. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Snow and /,
daughter. Mae, Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. |
Rice and daughter. Betty Jean. and !
Mark Gage OF Canon City. An elab- !
n-ate wedding dinner was served. fol- !
lowing which the bride and groom |
were taken in large car decorated for |
the occasion, and carried about the |
city of Denver until a late hour. The |
bride was former resident of this |
city. having lived on Lincoln Park |
with her parents some years ago.
Fred Snow Is a popular Canon City |
Young man. having been graduated |
from the South Canon high school |
The newlyweds departed Monday for |
California by motor where they w'Ill |
spend the winter.
The Westminster Guild OF the First |
Presbvteran church held a most en-. |