The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-06-03

and Mrs. Arthur Wi son, Mrs. Jessie
Emmerson Price. DR.. Kellenberger
and A. E. Wilson were dinner guests
at the Hotel Canon Sunday evening.
Mrs Myra Sheriff. entertained at
a very pretty party at her home on
Mystic avenue saturday afternoon,
complimentary to Josephine and The
odora Gale and Bette Hines. The
afternoon was spent in games, and
one very interesting feature of the
event was a butterfly hunt which all
participated in keen enjoyment. Well
wood Beall was successful in the hunt
and received the prize for having
found the most butterflies, and John
Cooper found the one blue bird which
had been hidden with the butterflies,
and received a prize. The guests
of honor also each received a prize.
Later in the afternoon delightful re
freshments were served on tables on
the front porch, which were decorat-
ed with baskets of blue flowers. The
guests of the afternoon were Louise
and Harrison Hawthorne, Lydia An
gus Jones. Genevieye Bowler, Martha
Jane Campbell, Norma Jean Turner,
Clinton and Jean Biggs, Thomas
Palmer, Wilbur Little, Margaret Ty-
nan, Martha Whipple, Martha Side
bottom, Mary Helen Thomas. Ward
Clark, John Cooper. Wildwood Beall,
Will Landen, Betty Hines and Jose.
phine and Theodore Gale.
Miss Cora Woodford entertained at
a very pretty trousseau party at her
home on Park avenue last night. The
house was prettily decorated in pink
and white and the delicious refresh
ments were also carried out in the
same color scheme. Vocal solos rem
dered by Mesdames Elton Woodford
and Loave West and Miss Nina Skin.
ner were much enjoyed by all. The
guests were the Misses Nancy and
Elizabeth Griffths, Helen Linkins,
Margaret Ross, Nina Skinner, Louie
Kennedy, Clara Bachelor, Adella Lu-
cas-, Mabel Moore, Mesdames Cramer
Clyde Farmer, John Thomas Jr. and
Mrs. West.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Saxon enter
tanned at very pretty dancing party
at their home, 735 South Ninth street,
Hast night. The house was artis-
1tically' decorated with ferns and snow
balls. and the evening was much en-
joyPd in dancing, singing ana games.
Music was furnished by the Misses
Violet Lusink.. Bessie Saxon, Mrs. Joe
James and Bruce Knauff. The guest
.sist included the Misses Bella Smith,
Luella Williams, Bessie Saxon, Laona
Newcomb. Mabel Gardner, Violet Lu-
sink. Margaret Jeffries, Virginia
sDrinkwater; Messrs. David Williams,
lueth Manley, Bruce Knauff; Messrs.
and Mesdames Joe James. Scott Man
ley, John Keith, Harve Gardner, Tom
,rones d. r. Snider, Lilly Jones and
The host and hostess.
Mrs. Harry Bowen very charmingly
ontertained at cards yesterday after
noon. There were 10 tables of FIVE
hundred, at which Mrs. Fred Reiter
vas the successful player of the aft
moon and carried off the honor prize
Mrs, Ernest Stump received the cut
ing prize and Mrs. Fem consolation
prize. After cards delightful lunch
con was served and carried out in the
decoration of tulips with little cakes
of tulip design, and the tally cards
were also of tulip design.
The families of t. ]. Woodward. T.
J. Prescott, Joseph Bowler, William
Dollar and son Warren, and S. A.
Two motored to Orchard Park yester-
@iay and spent the day picnicking.
Mrs. Frank MCGEE was hostess Sat
urday afternoon at four tables OF
Monte Carlo whist, given complimen,
tary 10 Mrs. Marion Mcfarland Mos
ier. Miss Edith Harrison was the
successful player Of the afternoon and
captured first prize. Mrs. Mosier
received the second prize and Mrs.
Gale the consolation prize. A de
lightful salad course was served at
the close OF the afternoon and the af.
fair much enjoyed by all.
A most enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Mrs. Harry Bowen Sat
urday evening when she entertained
"a ladies at cards. There were six
tables of FIVE hundred, at which Mac
Bower was awarded prize for high
score and Mrs. Arthur Wilson received
consolation prize. Tulips and lilacs
were very artistically used for the
house decorations. After cards de.