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

Fariane. George Rockafellow, II. C
Webster and the guest of honor, Mrs.
McLain.
| The woman's Relief Corps held
their regular meeting at l. o. o. F.
| hall Wednesday afternoon -Four new
| members were initiated. AT the close
| Of the meeting the president, Mrs
I.ottie Morgan. was reminded that II
WAS her birthday. and escorted to the
dining room. where the table was at
tractiyely decorated with red and pink
roses. and a birthday cake with 16(7)
lighted candles greeted her. Comrades
OF ihe G. a II. were also guests.
The girls OF the A. l.. T. enjoyed a
| picnic supper and beefsteak fry on
the Skyline drive Wednesday eve
ming. Those WHIP enjoyed the outing
were the Misses Ruth McInerney.
Ruth wycof. Margaret and Dorothy
Lewis. Esther Konkel. Viola Lane.
Burleigh Mackenzie
The Misses Helen and May Bower,
Judith Chaming. Ruth Hoiekran. Vera
Halstead and Katie Smith formed
pleasant party and attended the Jones
theaier Wednesday.
Mrs. w. c. Thomas entertained
number OF young folks at her home.
Ills Greenwood avenue, last nighi
complimentary to her daughter, Dor
othy's thirteenth birthday. The eveAl
ming was spent in games. after which
delightful refreshments were served.
There was n beautiful birthday cake
with candles and orange blossoms and
roses which had been sent as a birth
day gift from California 10 Miss Dor
othy by her grandparents. were used
as decorations. The guests were Lou
Use and Merrial Clark. Mary Cosby.
Dorothy Farmer. Margaret Robson.
Margaret Harding. Lazetta Loehr,
Morrice Konkei. Wildwood Beall. VIII
liam McKfnstry, John Gibbs. Leroy
Hopkins. Harry and Stanley Combs.
Raynor Holmes. William Bland and
Dorothy and Elizabeth Thomas.
Mrs. Stanley ]. Roberts entertained
at y bridge party Thursday afternoon
at her home. 2I5 North Fifth street
The rooms were attractively decor
ated by baskets OF sweet peas. Mrs.
Arthur Biggs had high score for the
afternoon. and Mrs. Gribble won the
consolation prize. In the "free-for-
all" cut Mrs. Hcidelbure OF Chicago
was the fortunate one A two-oourse
luncheon was served.
Dr and Mrs. Stanley j. Roberts
were the hosts n. a dinner OF attrac-
tive appointments last Wednesday
evening Following the four course
dinner the guests engaged In the game
OF 1--WE hundred Mrs. Harry Bowen
carried on the honors for the ladies
and Theodore NJ. Harding Jr.. had
high score. The consolation prizes
given to Mrs Otis orendorf and
Mrs 90 David l.. Robson.
Mrs. Walter Saxon entertained the
members of the Crochet Club at her
home on south Ninth street Thursday
afternoon. a musical program. given
by Mrs. Joe James and the Misses
Mabel Gardner, Bessie and Charlotte
Saxon. added much TO the pleasure
OF the afternoon. A two-course lunch
con was served to the following la
dies Mesdames l. N Jones. J. II.
Kleth. Joe James. John Moschetti and
the Misses Mabel Gardner, Bessie and
Charlotte Saxon and the hostess.
The young ladies of the Robekah
lodge entertained az banquet in their
club rooms at the l. o. o. +. hall last
Wednesday evening in compliment to-
their sister lodge at Coal Creek. There
were about $50 in attendance and the
affair was most elaborate in It's ap
pointments. The four long tables
were decorated with carnations in the
club colors. pink and green, and above
the table vari-colored butterflies were
suspended The hivors were little
baskets ornamented by butterflies
done in water color. and fiilod with
almonds. A delicious two-course lunch
con was served. the ices being in the
club colors.
Mrs. Clyde Turner was hostess to
the Card Club at her home on Rudd
avenue iast night There were Ave
tables OF Ave hundred, ut which Mrs,
Harry Bowen was awarded prize for
high score. Delicious refreshments
which wofc served later In tho eve-
ming were carried out In pink aud
green, Little pink and sfeen baskets
tied with green tulis nlled with eand-
les were used as fasors, and baskets