The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-23

the evening was spent in making
booklets containing the life history Of
each guest. This feature Of the eve-
ning's entertainment caused much
merriment. The hostess served a
nicely appointed lncheon, in which the
club colors were used.
A number of employees of the EN-
pire Zinc Company gave a dinner
party at the Strathmore Friday eve
ming in honor OF J. d. Jaques, who is
soon to depart for his home In the
East. Mr.. Jaques has spent most Of
the current year in Canon City as
chief Of construction on the new oxide
plant Of the Empire Zinc Company,
and during that period has made many
friends in this community. especially
among his associates at the zinc
plant In a way the affair was a sur
prise on Mr.. Jaques. as he had expect
ed that the party would be attended
by men only. but when he arrived at
the hotel he found that most of the
men had brought their wives, and
that several of the ladies from the
company office were also in attend
ance. The place cards were arranged
to include a clever menu, in which
the various articles of food were dis
guised under names which brought in
many of Mr.. Jaques' pet expressions.
and caused many laugh at his ex-
pense. The dinner itself was excel
lently prepared. nicely served and
thoroughly enjoyed by all. At the end
of the meal, Mr.. Tillinghast, as master
Of ceremonies, addressed some appro-
pirate remarks of farewell to Mr
Jaques, and the latter responded fit
tingly. Then the dining room was
cleared and all those who felt so in
clined devoted the remainder of the
evening to dancing. the music being
furnished by Miss Hazel May. In ad-
/ dition to Mr.. Jaques. the guest of
honor, the following persons were ia
attendance: lMessrs. and Mesdames
r. S. Beall. p. w. Chappell. Lee Black
well. George whipple, Otto Eager
strom. p. p. Tillinghast, +. B. Camp
bell. w. l. Maxson and o. w. Rowe;
Misses Helen Bower. Katherine Ham
mond. Hazel May. Edith Harrison;
Mrs. Myrtle Persckke: Messrs. Hans
]. Stockder. II. NJ George, ]. w. Haw-
thorne, A. Buzan- Harold B. Brown.
I George r. ogier. o. J. Hurlburt and S.
b. Sheriff..
Following the concert given by the
Mountain Ash choir at the Methodist
Episcopal church Tuesday evening.
the members of the organization were
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs Dayiu
Griniths and Mr.. and Mrs. T NJ. How
ellis of Florence. Mr.. and Mrs James
Morgan and Mr.. and Mrs. Mozart
Lewis at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffiths on Greenwood avenue The
affair was n most delightful one. and
among the features of the evening
were the humorous songs given BY
Mr.. Anthony. the comedian of the con-
cert company. Mr. Anthony did not
appear on the program at the church
last evening. which was a distinct loss
10 the program A splendid luncheon
was served during the evening, and
tea, the favorite beverage of the
Welshmen. was abundantly poured
Miss Viola Lane was the hostess
TO number OF friends Tuesday eve
ming when she entertained at an in.
formal duck dinner" Preceding
the final dinner course the hostess an.
nounced that Santa Claus had made
an early visit and left gifts for each
one, which proved to be a clever in.
uovation and caused much merrimen;
Covers were laid for the Misses Ruth
Wycof, Ruth Mclnerney, Esther Kon.
kle, Cleo James, Franklin Smith. Don.
aid Williams, Charles McDonough
and the hostess
Miss Cleo May Simmons of this city
and Aura A. Gown of Wyconda. Mo.
were married Sunday at the Free
Methodist church on Griffin avenue
following the morning service. The
BRIDES father. the Rev. Walter Sim.
mons. pastor OF the church. officiated
I The bride was attended by Miss Chez.
lie Smith. who acted as bridesmaid.
while James Simmons. the brides
brother, attended the groom Since
coming to this city last August Miss
Simmons has made many friends wao
wish the young couple all happiness
In their married life. Mr.. Colvin s
the son of Mr.. and Mrs Allen Colvin
OF Wyconda, Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. Col
win will be at home to their friends
AT the residence OF the latters par.
ents. S23 Myrtle avenue.
Miss Edith Harrison entertained at
delightful luncheon, followed by
bridge. Tuesday. The five small
tables at which the guests were
seated for tastefully-appointed