The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-05-06

Marie Prescott. Iva Bailey. Laura
Aebersold and Dora Turner.
Mrs. Howard Bayer very charm
ingly entertained the members of the
Sewing Club at ker home, 929 Macon
avenue. yesterday afternoon. All took
part In sewing and conversation. after
which delicious refreshments were
served and the afternoon much en-
joyed by all present.
The Friends in Council observed
their gala day for the year in observ-
ance of the annual Presidents day"
Friday afternoon. when they were en-
tertained at "a luncheon by the retir
ing president. Mrs. Clyde Farmer. at
her home, 625 Rudd avenue. This
was the thirty-second annual meeting
of the club. The banquet table, at
which were seated the officers and
speakers for the afternoon. was artis-
tically decorated with streamers of
violet andwhite ribbon, the clubs col
ors. which were stretched across the
table, and basket of bansies. the club
flower, made an effective centerpiece.
Several small tables, also. bore pot
ted pansies. Covers were laid for 80
guests, and at each place was cum
ming pot of pansies. The place cards
were little printed programs. which
proved to be an unique and interest
ing one The club quartet, composed
of Mesdames Fred Reiter, Arthur VIII
son. Theodore Ashley and Benson.
added much to the pleasure of the oc-
casion, with musical numbers. and re
sponded with ap original encore. com
posed by Mrs. Benson, and dedicated
To the Faithful Ones" which was
most clever Mrs. Farmer. the host
ess and retiring president acted as
and THE Friends in
Council Automobile" was properly and
cleyerly managed by Mrs. Cleland.
who started the engine" Mrs. Guy
Konkel, who handled The Steering
Geer." Mrs. Stanley Roberts. who
supplied Gas and on" Mrs. C. H.
who undertook the work
of Assembling the Car" and Mrs
T. A. Haynes. who made The First
Run Mrs T. NJ Harding gave a
pleasant history OF the club during
the past year.
The Foernsic League of North
Canon mig hschool gave their annual
banquet at the Canon hotel Friday
evening. The dining room presented
a festive appearance. with baskets OF
sweet peas in shades of pink and Law
ender on each of the eight tables. at
which covers weer laid for 80 The
place cards were dainty little affairs.
and n four-course dinner was served.
Prof and Mrs. Paul Gillespie were
honored guests Gilbert Acklebein
acted as toastmaster. and toasts were
to by Prof. Gillespie, Jesse
Ball. president OF the league: Nose
Lewis. Robert o'Neil and Gerald Rock
afellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Williams OF Col
linsville. Okla. were hosts at n 6
clock dinner at the Home cafe, last
Their guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Ed overman and daughter,
Marion. Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Rogers
and Mrs. Beulah Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sell were the
hosts at 6 o'clock dinner Sunday.
Their guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Sell and Messrs. John Leon.
ard. James Bunten. Tellehan and
Jadue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. a. Moilett enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hermeri
of North Canon. and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
l.. Herbert OF Chicago to a beefsteak
fry and picnic dinner Friday at their
home on Three Mile Spring ranch.
Joseph Bowler invited about 25
guests to ais home. 1905 North Eighth
street last night in celebration, OF
Mrs Bowler's birthday. The affair
was complete surprise to Mrs. Bow
ler The guests arrived about S
O'Clock and the evening was spent in
games after which refreshments. ar
ranged for by Mr.. Bowler. were
served. The guests were T. J. Mcln-
erney and family. T. ] Prescott and
S. 4. Tyo and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dollar and son Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. p c. whaien. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tim Ryan, Mrs. Piersky and two
and Mrs. Margaret Bower and
The home of Mrs. r NJ Harding
was the scene'of one OF the largest
and most charming parties of the sea
son Monday afternoon. when the
Friends in Council entertained n; a
card party and tea, for the benefit Of
the scholarship fund, The guests
were received by Mesdames Clyde
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