The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-02

meeting was presided over by Mrs.
Roberts. The leader for the day was
Mrs. Haynes, who took charge also Of
the round table. The subject for
study was The Peopling OF the Unit
ed States" The paper for the day
was written by Mrs. Balman and was
most interesting. "The Settlement Of
the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys"
was the subject for the paper.
The NJ. VI. Club, composed of Mrs.
Frank Homan's Sunday school class
of the Methodist Episcopal church,
were delightfully."- entertained Wednes-
day evening by the Misses Ada Bur
ton and Ida Cole, at the home of the
former. After a short business meet
ing, Miss Helen Howerton as leader.
presented a splendid Thanksgiving
program. Instrumental selections
were given by Miss Mary Beatty, and
were much enjoyed. A social hour
and delicious refreshments, completed
the pleasant evening.
Mrs. Hunter Palmer was hostess al
elaborate luncheon Tuesday at her
home. honoring Miss Edith Harrison.
The table was most beautiful with
autumn leaves, used in an effective
and artistic manner. and a basket of
fruit forming an ornamental center
piece. Following the delicious
seven-course luncheon which was
served. the honor guest was presented
with a basket of fruit, which was
found to contain beneath the top lay
-er a number of beautiful gifts. Tnose
who accepted the invitation to the de-
lightful affair were Mesdames R. S.
Beall, George Whipple, Jack Myers.
Ernest Stump. James Hawthorne.
Theo. NJ. Harding. Arthur Biggs; the
Misses May Harding, Cora Mccoy
and the guest of honor.
The Woman's Club held their regi-
lar meeting on Tuesday afternoon
with a good attendance. Mrs. Plum
mer had charge of the program, as
sisted by Mrs. Keyes and Mrs. Ger
trude- King. The subjects for the aft
ernoon were The Discovery of Cold"
The Overland Mail" prairie Com
merce" and THE Forward Look for
State Organization" These topics
were all presented in an interesting
manner. Mrs. Mayhsw will nave
charge Of the next lesson. Club men,
bers are requested to respond 20 roll
call with the name and location OF a
Colorado town.
The A L. T. Girls were hostesses 10
about 35 couples Friday evening,
when they entertained at a dancing
party at Annex ha l. The Annoy or
chestra furnished music Tor the occa-
sion and the evening was delightful
one for those in attendance.
a number OF the friends of Miss
Helen Smith. who has been attend NJ
the Washington school. gave a fare
well surprise party in her honor last
Friday evening. Miss Smith returned
TO her home at Goldield. Coo, las,
Saturday. Various games made the
evening a pleasant one, and dainty re-
freshments added much 10 the pleas
uTe Of the guests.
NJ and Mrs. Charles Bower enter
tanned at a del!Fhtsrl as1-er Thank.
giving evening n thc, home. Sll
River street. Covers ere laid for
10. and 70 lowing the s. ndid dinner
the guests We're inYiteI ia attend .he
picture at the Jones the-ter. Tho sa
comprising the party were Mr.. anI
Mrs. c. F. Bower, Claude Hutchinson
Mrs. Agnes Hutchinson. Hans Sted
Misses Florence and Maxine Bower
Richard Doty and the host and
hostess
One of the most delightful anai-~
of the Thanksgiving season was the
dinner sersed at the home of NJ ald
Mrs r. 4. Dilley on Reynolds ave
nue. by the Royal Gorge Grange A
bountiful dinner was enjoyed, fol
lowed by an afternoon of merrimeul
and music. Those present were Mr.
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