The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-29

urer, MrS. Guy James, auditor, Mrs.
Beulah Lane; historian, Mrs Frank
Homan. Mrs. Henderson was chosen
as delegate TO the state federation,
with Mrs. King and Mrs. Thomas as
alternates. Mrs. Homan presented
| the floral decorations to Mrs. Hender-
| son as token of appreciation from
the club, and copy of our text book.
"A Short History of France" to Mrs
| Burgess as chairman of the program
committee for the past year Both
espoHded with words of thanks. Mrs.
Henderson then gave the gavel to
| Mrs. Overman and the Woman's Club
adjourned until its meeting in Octo-
ber. 1920.
The Woman's Club met Tuesday
| afternoon in their clubrooms in the
X. of p. hall. with the president. Mrs.
| Henderson, presiding. Miss Sundquist
| favored the club with two very pleas
| ing vocal selections. Howard Burton,
| speaker of the afternoon, gave a very
interesting and instructive talk on
| France. touching or the political sit
| uation, the educational system and
home life. Mr.. Burton's talk was very
| much enjoyed by those present. After
| the meeting the club was invited to
attend the guild tea at Mrs. Hardings.
Mrs. c. Herman Graves very charm
ingly entertained at a card party a.
her home on Macon avenue and Elev-
| enth street yesterday afternoon, COM
plimentary to her sister-in-law, Mrs
John Winin OF Chicago and Mrs.
Keehn of Denver. There were seven
tables of five hundred. at which Mrs
Keehn captured first prize and Mrs
Fred Reiter the second. Mrs. VIII
Smith received the consolation prize
Cut flowers were artisticafly used
| throughout the house for decorating
and at the close of the afternoon a
lovely luncheon was served. The
| guests OF the afternoon, in addition
to the honor guests. were Mesdames
Emmy Palmer. Hunter Palmer. Sher-
| rill, Beall. johnson. Dozier George +.
Rockafellow. w. Fl. Smith. Allen,
Bethel. Lowell s. Bailey. F. l.. Smith.
Gumaer. Harrison. Fred Reiter, w. n.
Clarke. McGee. p. w. Chappeli, Little
Fred Whipple d. n. Cooper. F. r.
Smith, Galley. w. c. Thomas. Clyde
Farmer and Miss Myrtle Gardiner.
Some OF the members OF the younger
ct will motor to Westcliffe Friday
evening 10 attend a dance The party
| will include the Mesdames George
wickens and f. w Eddy. chaperons:
Misses Farra Dozier. Alnea Horney.
Kate Smith. Vera Dismore of Hillside;
Smith Bachelor. Randolph Pigg. WI
bur Eddy and Oscar Swanson.
Mrs. A. X. Jameson was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening when
about 20 ladies of the Christian church
invaded her home. Sixth and River
streets. The party was given in hoonr
OF Mrs. JamiesoRs mother. Mrs, Har-
ney. of Quincy. Ill. who expects to
return TO her home the coming week.
The evening was delightful by games
and conversation. Delicious refresh.
ments were served during the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Quick, 709
Whipple avenue, had for Z o'clock din
ner guest Mr.. Waters OF Pueblo last
Thursday evening. Mr. Waters is the
travelling auditor for the Arkansas
Valley Railway Light & Power Com
pany.
Mrs. Emil Johnson entertained the
members of the Presbyterian choir at
her home. 1i11 Greenwood avenue.
last night. After choir practice there
was music on the victrola, and at the
close of the evening delicious refresh
ment were served.
The 95 Telephone Club held a meet
ing at Three Mile Springs ranch on
Thursday evening at 1880. The fol
lowing officers were elected: l.. y.
Goss of Eight Mile Park. president:
| Carl Ehlenfeld. secretary-treasurer
and lineman: w. A. Mollett. commit
teeman. Other matters pertaining to
the welfare OF the club we're discussed
and genearl social time was enjoyed.