The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-11
SOCIETY

for regular meeting at its usual place
with President Mrs. l.. f. Collins pre-
Siding. There was good attendance,
and after the regular business session
most interesting study period was
ed by Miss Mae Bower. The next
meeting viii be held Tuesday.
March 20.
! The past noble grands of Harmony
Rebekah lodge met in regular session
on March 3 at the home of Mrs.
/ Charles Waldo, with Miss Hettie Pen
nington as hostess. An important
business meeting was held with Presi-
dent Mrs. Ida Campbell in the chair.
social hour was then enjoyed. The
hostess served refreshments and the
large number present voted the host
ess royal entertainer. The club
will meet with Mrs. Leroy Maxfield
ON East Main street Wednesday,
March II.
The Aleathea Sunday school class
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
with Mrs. l.. F. Collins as teacher.
met at the home OF Mrs. C. e. Bald
ridge, with Ethel Morton as assistant
hostess. In the absence of the pres
ident, l.. F. Collins filled the char
and very interesting business meet.
ing was held. The class also con-
tinued a study of the books of the
Bible in the order named, and the,
also decided to respond to roll call
with verse of Scripture taken from
Bible in which the regular Sunday
school lesson is found The hostess
then served an elaborate luncheon
that was greatly enjoyed by all pres
ent. The class adjourned to meet on
April IL at the home OF Mrs. G. W.
Else, 62l Greenwood avenue. with
Mrs Jesse F. Campbell as assistant
hostess. Those present were Mes
danes Guy E Konkel, X. E. Melton.
II. o. Bibier. T. l.. Jenkins. T. G. 3.s:is
man, C. w Else. J. F. Campbell. Rob
ert Wicks. l.. F. Collins, Ray Fisher.
with the Mrs. Hickey and Mrs. Jones
as visitors.
Mrs. julius Cramer and Miss Pearl
McKissick charmly entertained at
very pretty party at the home OF the
latter on College avenue Saturday eve
ming for Miss Qneenie Jameson. who
leaves soon for California There
were three tables OF five hundred, and
the high prize WAS awarded to Miss
Dora Turner. The decorations were IN
pink and green. and a lovely luncheon.
which was served later in the evening,
was also carried out in pink and grs ~
color scheme.
Mrs. Fred whipple entertained the
Monday Club last Monday afternoon
with Mrs George Bethel In charge CT
the program. Mrs Bethel read The
Broken Soldier" and the Maid Of
/ France" by Henry Van Dyck. in an
impressive manner. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess
The young ladies of Mrs. E. R Full
kerson's Sunday school class Of the
Methodist Episcopal church held their
monthly meeting Saturday afternoon
at the home of Miss Gladys Thomas
900 Greenwood avenue. After the
usual devotional exercises a short
literary program was given. followed
by music and games. Dainty refresh
ments were served and a royal good
time enjoyed by all.
The Misses Irene burning. Mary
Beatty, Clara Kelley Isabelle O'Neil.
Genevieve Cox. Emily and Mary Es-
ser. Blanche Sherwood Ella Adams.
Ruth and Hilda Fredrickson and Mrs
HoIlem enjoyed theater party at the
Jones last night
The members OF the Woman's Club
and their friends spent most enjoy
able afternoon Tuesday at the X OF
p. hall Mrs. overman presided AZ
the afternoon meet-m. Mrs King
rare short outline ri the lesson. the
subjects being Louis Napoleon and
"The Revolution Of 1913" Miss
MARY Beatfy played two delightful
piano solos. which were much enjoyed.
Mrs. Betty Sharp. who had very kind
~ consented to talk to the club on
this occasion. gave a most interesting
description OF her experiences In
France during the world war Mrs
Sharp volunteered her services dur
ing the first year of the war. and was
an earnest work until the armistiee
was signed, Her description of her
work with the children and the blind
soldiers was especially interesting
/ Mrs. sharp also made an appeal for
I Armenia. Serbia and Russia At the
close Of the program cake and coffee