The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-12-16


assisted in serving by Miss Calihan.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Rundahl were
host and hostess Sunday evening at
an informal dinner. Covers were
laid for the Misses Sylvia Shirley.
Estelle Freye, Alice Rundahl; Hugh
Willis, Frank Rundahl and the host
and hostess.
The Mountain Ash Welsh Choir,
numbering IA members, were enter
tanned at a seven-course luncheon of
delightful appointments at the Strath-
more by ]. H Martin today at 1890.
The table was artistically decorated
in Christmas colors. red carnations
forming a centerpiece In addition
to the guests of honor. seven Canon
City friends of the choir were invited
to enjoy the affair.
Mrs. Bette Sharp was hostess at a
very delightful children's party at her
home. $50 Pike avenue, from 2 to 4
o'clock last Saturday afternoon. com.
plimentary to Miss Mayey Jane Wat
son, little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Willis A. Watson, 6O9 Rudd avenue.
eleven of the friends and playmates
of the guest OF honor were present 20
enjoy the pleasures of the occasion
Elaborate provision was made for the
entertainment of the little foks, and
that they had good time goes with.
out saying. A sumptuous luncheon
served at beautifully table
in the dining room was a feature of
the affair. Balloons and conrnuco-
pias filled with candy were presented
the little folks as souvenirs of the
afternoon.
Mrs. L. c. Webb entertained at
charming afternoon card party last
Saturday afternoon. The rooms were
attractive with pink tea roses, the
color scheme in the dainty appoint
ments being pink and white. Mrs.
G. E. Rockafe low had high score and
won first prize, while Mrs. w N
Clark received the prize for second
highest score. Mrs. William Smart
was successful in cutting for flowers.
Tasteful refreshments were served
by tine hostess. Those who cmoprised
the guest list were Mesdames Whip
pie. Holmes. George Whipple, Rock
afellow. Bethel. T. NJ. Harding. Little.
Cooper. Graves. Orendorf. Ball, w. C.
Thomas. Roy Thomas, Sidebottom,
Reiter. Wilson. Wann F. l.. Smith,. F.
r. Smith. Bowen, Smart. Webster.
Biggs. Irish. C ark. Campbell. Arthur
Biggs. Woods. Fem. Snyder, Turner,
King. Singer. Swanton, Lonnecker.
Misses Jane Holmes and Georgia
Wood.
The banquet which was given for
those in attendance at the district
convention of the Christian Endelvor
Society at the dinning room Of the
First Presbyterian church Saturday
evening. was a most delightful affair.
and much enjoyed by the 125 young
people who attended. The dining
room was effectively drapsd in ne
sociey colors of red and white and
presented an attractive settins ip-
the interested diners. TIE tab. .est
were ornamented by tall vases OF rod
and white carnations. and the menu,
which was served at O'Clock b, the
Ladies' Association OF the church wac
a splendid one. DR.. Smolenske, the
state president. gave an interesting
talk, and also Jack Cecil, the field Sec
retary, addressed them. Delegates
from Salida, Pueblo, Colorado Springs.
Penrose and Florence were in attend
ance.
The n n will hold thar x,,Ia
meeting this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. J. r. Hood at her home on
Greenwood avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Little enter
tanned at supper party in their home
Sunday evening. The affair was a
thoroughly delightful one for the at
tending guests who were Mess,s. and
Mesdames d. Z. Gibson, w. II. Dozier.
Hunter Palmer. w. N. Clark, Joseph
II. Maupin, p. II. Troutman, Theo NJ.
Harding, DR.. and Mrs. Otis Orendorf.
DIR. and Mrs. Theodore Ashley; Mes
danes Julia Mack, T. NJ Harding and
Frank McGee.
Miss Josephine Kramer was the
hostess at dinner party last Friday
evening when she entertained few
of her friends in her home The eve
ming was spent at cards, following the
delightful dinner. Covers were laid
for the Misses Ella Miller, Irene
Kramer, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Haw-
kins. Harold Smith. Philip Marines,
Charles Swanton and the hostess
The marriage Of Mrn. Annie Mich.