The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-18

family friends were given Sunday by
several, among them Mr.. and Mrs
lCharles Bethke, who entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Will Gray and Miss Ruth
lHo;ckcam at dinner at their Fifteenth
street home. Another affair of the
same character was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Brown on Or
chard avenue, who were hosts to Mr.
and Mrs. James Hill and family, and
Miss Nellie Jeffries. for the day.
The A. L. T. Girls enjoyed. a fudge
party at the home of Miss Louise Pigg
Ten girls were present and passed
la pleasant afternoon wiz the hostess.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Har, Cain were hon
ored Saturday evening by the mem
bers of the Eastern Star, who gave a
reception for them at the Masonic
hall. A large number responded to
the invitation to be present, and ex-
tended all the good wishes to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cain, who are leaving Canon
City for their new home in Denver
The evening was most entoyably spent
with cards and other games, and a
bounteous lunch wass erved later in
the evening.
The Friends in Council held their
regular meeting last Friday afternoon
at Pythian hall. A joint program
was given with Mrs. Whipple and
Mrs. W1ilkerson in charge. They
were assisted by a number of club
"The Significant Aspect of the Pres
idency' and Mrs. Wilkerson's paper,
"The PRONUNCIATION OF the Monroe
Doctrine" were most interesting, and
greatly enjoyed by the members pres
ent.
Honoring Mrs. Matt Lines OF Den
yer, Mrs. T. B. Coulter was hostess 20
number Of friends Monday after
noon. The guests we're entertained
at Eve hundred, Mrs. Hunter Palmer
being the successful player for the
afternoon, and receiving the prize.
Mrs. Leslie Stevenson having the low
score, was given the consolation
prize. A guest prize was presented
20 Mrs Lines The decorations used
in the rooms were chrysanthemums,
and the guests were served a lunch
con at the close of the games
played. Those who accepted Mrs.
Coulter's invitation were Mesdames
Frank P. Smith, James Hawthorne,
F. ank L. Simth. George Rockafellow,
B. F. Rockafellow, Little T heodore
NJ. Harding, Myra Sheriff., Emmy
Palmer, Clyde Farmer, D. N. Cooper,
Maupin. Nelson, Frank MCGEE.
Charles Swanton, Clara Garwood,
Frank McFarlane, Leslie Stevenson,
Lee Blackwell, c. A. Biggs, Irish, R.
E. Holmes, Hiatt, William Dozier, Will
liam McKinstry. ]. Leo Sterling, ".
S. Thompson, Hunter Palmer, Fred
Whipple, Bancroft, Waldo, Julia
Mack, George Bethel, Mayhem, Green,
Charles Smith, Herman c. Graves, q.
C. Webster, Theodore Ashley, Alva
Wood; Misses Mitchell, Edith Harri.
son and Migfnon Baker. and the guest
Of honor. Mrs. Coulter was assisted
by her daughter, Mrs. Winnie Hoover.
Mrs. D. Howare King presided over
delightful party Saturday afternoon
in her home on Rudd avenue. The
guests passed delightful afternoon
playing five hundred, Mrs. Clyde Far
mer winning the head prize, and Mrs.
William Smart being consoled for
having low score, with flowers. Pink
and white chrysanthemums added to
the attractiveness Of the rooms. A
dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess to the 20 ladies who enjoyed
the affair
The Thimble Club were the guests
Of Mrs. Jamse ]. Hill Tuesday eve
ming. The evening was spent in sew
ing and conversation, and enjoyed by
those in attendance. light refresh
ments were served at the close of the
evening. The guests were Mesdames
Thomas Thornton, E. J. Bum, Charles
Thornton and Miss Nellie Jeferies.
Mrs. Alva Wood was hostess to a
number of friends at a delightful card
party Tuesday afternoon, at her home
ON Greenwood avenue. Five hundred
was played by the 20 ladies' present,
Mrs. Frank P. Smith having the high.
est score for the afternoon and receiv-
ing the prize. Mrs. Clyde Farmer
was given the consolation prize. A
lovely luncheon was served and en-
| joyed by the guests who accepted Mrs.
Woods hospitality. Mrs. Wood will
entertain at another affair this after
noon.
The Sewing Club was entertained
Tuesday evening by the Misses Marie