The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-19
Society Notes

Master Lynn Nelson of Sixteenth
street was pleasantly surprised Sum
day afternoon when 30 young folks
came TO celebrate his birthday. Many
beautiful gifts were presented to him.
The afternoon was spent playing
games ad other amusements. Candy
and light refreshments were served
The young folks departed. wishing
him many happy returns of the day.
Miss Cora Mccoy entertained at a
charming party in honor of the ninth
birthday anniversary of her nephew.
Ernest Stump, Jr.. Monday. The
young guests enjoyed an afternoon
playing various games, after which a
splendid picnic supper was served on
the lawn The color scheme used in
decoration was yellow and white. The
table was unusually beautiful. orna-
mented by golden glow. yellow bas-
kets at each place filed with bonbons,
and the birthday cake. ornamented by
yellow and white, and bearing candles
in yellow. Each guest was provided
with cup in different color. and
rainbow" effect was the result when
seated about the table. The favors
were paper walnuts. each containing
a toy and giving much delight when
opened The guests were Katharine
Bacon, Dorothy Troutman. Margaret
Harding. Mabel Armentrout, Estelle
and Eldora Van Buskirk. Alice Mary
Gribble, Norma Jean Turner. Cleo
Randall, Gordon Beau. Theodore
Harding, Robert McClintock. William
Romig. Thomas Palmer. Chester and
Charles Armentrout, William Cheney
and Howard Benton.
Miss Mildred Norcross, who is the
guest of her cousin. Miss Henrietta
Ashley, was the inspiration for de-
lightful dancing party at which Mrs.
Ray Bacon was hostess Saturday eve
ming. The rooms were artistically
decorated with pink and lavender
flowers, and punch was served during
the evening. Ice cream and cake add
ed to the pleasure of the occasion
Those present were; The Misses
Farra Dozier. Alnea Horney, Hen
rietta Ashley. Mildred Norcross. Treda
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of Oklahoma. Sarah Harding and Mrs.
Kenzie Bates Edmunds of Ell Paso.
Tex: Messrs, Burden Sheriff., Petrie.
William Carlson. Gerald Rockafeilow.
Thornton Bean. Oscar Swanson.
Harry Kline. Hall. Wilbur Eddy and
Emmerson Gross.
Miss Stella Flanagan held a pupils
recital nj her home Saturday after.
noon The mothers and friends pres
ent enjoyed the program. Following
the program an hour was spent IN
playing games. Light refreshments
were served by Miss Flanagan. The
following program was given:
Duet9Children in the Woods Presser
Howard Benton and Miss Flanagan.
An Old Melody Unknown
Dance on the Green. Presser
Helen Arnold.
NeSper Hymn -.....-... Matthews
March OF the Little Sage. /. Mathews
Ruth Heaton.
Duet ,.-...--.. -..-..-......P .Presser
Now Ny Fingers. ...... Presser
Helen Mae Bradley.
Flower Song ........... Ian
Duet-Over the Waves Rosa
Katherine Key.
March to Parnasus. Ludwig Schultz
Elhin Dance ................ .Rathbun
Jessie Cheyney.
Morning Prayer Espanola Holiday
Yellow Butterflies. Mrs. Loeb-Evans
BY the Sea. ............... Prentice
Alma Benton.
Pixies Waltzing. g......... Brown
In Rank and File. Lange
Howard Benton
Duet-lntermezxo Russo. Tn. FrAnke
Alma Benton. Jessie cheyney.
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