The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-14

The .. Il. s. chapter, No. 81, enter
tanned Monday night at their hall for
Mrs. Ray Bottenheld. Refreshments
we're served and the guest of honor
was presented with six beautiful cut
glass sherbert dishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Sidebottom en-.
tertained about 30 guests at Z o'clock
dinner at their home last night After
dinner ave hundred was played at
which prizes for high score were won
by Mrs. p. H. Chappell and Arthur
Biggs. and consolation prizes went %
Mrs. T. J. lyman and DR.. Orendorff.
The house was very pretty with dec
orations of roses and daisies.
A number of young ladies gathered
at the home OF Mrs. W. H. Newcomb
on Macon avenue last night. The af-
fair was a surprise and miscellaneous
shower for Mrs. Ray Bottcnfieid, who
attended the picture show the early
part OF the evening and came home
to 6nd the gathering awaiting her.
Refreshments of ice cream and waters
were served and the evening much en-
joyed by all. Those present were
Mesdames Ed Fredrickson. F. d.
Thomas. Price: Misses Dora Turner.
Laura Aebersoid. Queenie Jameson.
May Kutzleb. Vera Halstead. Marie
Prescott, Katherine Hammond, Elsie
and Mae Bower and Mrs. Bottenfie.d
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Smart had as
their guests at o'clock venisou
dinner Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hyder. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Turner: Messrs. Jack Hannigan and
Frank Kenly Cards followed the
dinner and an enjoyable evening was
had.
The Neighbors of Woodcraft enter
tanned last night after their regular
meeting for Miss Laura Doran. who
leaves soon for California. Refresh
ments were served In the dining room
and a very good time enjoyed Two
members were balioted on at the
meeting On October 20, the next
regular meeting OF the order. the cleo
ton OF officers win be held.
SIR. and Mrs. Arthur BIggs and Mr..
and Mrs Archibald ]. Turner enter
tained about 20 couple at a welI-ap-
pointed and splendldly-served venison
dinner Thursday evening at the
hons of Mr.. and Mrs. Biggs. 423
Greenwood avenue. The deer. which
supplied the piece de resistance. was
killed Dy M Biggs. who recently en-
joyed the hunting season with Mr.
Turner. Tiny dees cut from paper
made very appropriate and unique
place cards. The guests were all
members OF the Coiumbine Dancing
Club. and after the dinner. took In the
dance at Smith hall
The Columbine Dancing Club held
its second semi.monthly dance at
Smith hall Thursday evening. the Val
ley Five orchestra furnished the
music The Co umbine club is made
up entirely OF married couples. aud
''the old folks" enjoyed themselves
immensely. The sign Leave Your
Clutches at the Door" was taken
down as being supernuous and en-
TREY unnecessary IL was decided
by a board OF unprejudiced and, un.
biased judges. after watching the
members OF the club upon the floor.
that the term "oid Folks" could not
be properly applied only insofar as /:
DISTINGUISHED the married folks from
the younger set. The club will have
q masque ball on October 81 at Smith
hail. Only members OF the club will
be admitted.
Mrs. Clyde Farmer entertained at
seven tables OF ave hundred at her
home on Rudd avenue yesterday aft
ernoon. Prizes for the afternoon
were carried on by Mrs. Ralph wann
for high score. Mrs. George Bacon
the consolation prize and Mrs. J. k
Lamby the cutting prize. The house
was srtistically decorated in garden
flowers. and delicious refreshments
were served.
The young people of the First Pres
byterian church will entertain at n
social in the church psrlors tonight.
A good time is anticipated.
A most enjoyable evening was
spent at the home OF Miss Geneyieve
Farmer on Rudd avenue Wednesday
evening. when the members of Hes
peria entertained at o'clock din
ner for IA pledges. who were later in
the evening initiated into Hesperia.
The pledges were Ruth Walker. Vera
Hill. Charlouise Renfrow. Edith
Bland. Edna Burgess. Vera Alexander.
Mary Bond. Jennie Watson. Erla
Barnes, Helen Nelson, Katherine