The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-08-26

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friends at her home Tuesday after
noon, in celebration of her fifth birth
day anniversary. After delightful
afternoon spent in playing games,
ch guest was ornamented by paper
sadgear representing heads Of differ
s4nt animals. which caused much mer-
riment The table decorations were
in pink. the birthday cake, ornament
ed by pink candles. and the ice cream
and confections served. carried out
the color scheme. The guests were:
Louise and Harrison Hawthorne.
Margaret whipple. Lois May Lear.
Lyman. Donald and Marion Hardy.
Gordon Beall and Dorothy Troutman-
The newsboys for the Denver and
Pueblo papers were given a treat on
Monday evening when the Misses
Pearl McKissick. Bessie McQuown
and Lula Anderson entertained them
at a picnic at the City Park a
''weinie roast and bounteous picnic
supper. followed by the boys delight.
ice cream. gave much pleasure to the
21 boys. who enjoyed the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bowen enter
tanned Delightfully."- Thursday evening.
In honor Of their guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l. Baird OF Fort Wayne, Ind The
rooms were attractive with vari-col-
ored sweet peas, and the ~ guests en-
3oyed playing i've hundred. The high
scores for the evening were made by
Mrs. George w-hipple and R. S. BesIi
while the consolation prizes went to
Mrs. z. c. Webb and Jay Sidebottom
Pink and green were the colors which
lent attractiveness to the refresh
ments served by the hostess and her
assistants. the Misses Rachel Baird
and carolene Holman
Mrs. J. F. Rich of Moscow. Idaho.
afternoon party at which her sister.
Mrs. r f. Holmes. was hostess Thurs
day afternoon The rooms were fes-
tive with garden blooms. and a pleas
ant afternoon was spent in playing six
handed euchre Mrs. Theodore Hard.
ing carried on the honors. having high
score. Miss Mignon Baker won the
consolation prize. and Mrs. Rich re-
ceived the guest prize A twocourse
luncheon was served by the hostess
later in the afternoon Those who en-
5oysd Mrs. Holmes hospitality were:
Mesdames Stanley J. Roberts. Jay
Sidebottom. Theodore Harding. Otis
Orendorf. Harry Bowen. Baird. A. ].
Turner. T.. c. Webb. Ray Bacon. Rob
ert Beali, Jack Bacon. Julia Mack.
Guy L. Hardy, Fred Reiter. George
Whipple. George Rocknfellow. p. Hun
ter. Julius Cramer. McCorkle. T. N.
Harding Ralph Wann. Wills. w. T.
Thomas. Bailinger. James Hawthorne
Mack Wilson. Darling, Theodore Ash
lev. Norcross. George Bethel. Arthur
Biggs; Misses Nancy Griffiths, Eliza
beth Griffiths. Mignon Baker. Edith
Harrison. Mitchell and Virginia Estiu
Miss Nina Munroe entertained at a
delightful card party Thursday in
compliment to Mrs. Harold Waldo Of
Salt Lake City. Utah. The rooms
were artistically decorated with Law.
ender. phlox and golden rod There
were six tables engaged in playing
five hundred. Mrs. w. A. Smart hav-
Ing high score for the afternoon and
Mrs. Harold Waldo receiving the que It
prize. The delicious refreshments
served by the hostess. assisted by the
Misses Alice Rundahl and Lille Nun.
roe. accied out the lavender and yel-
low used in decoration. The guests
included Mesdames Harold Waldo.
VIII Waldo of Billings. Mont. William
Hutchinson. of Oklahoma Alvin Side.
bottom of Norton. Kan. Ralph McKiu-
ley. Jack Hannigan, John p Thomas,
Jr.. Fred Joel. Lon Gribble. Charles
Hyder. Oscar Green. Alva Hall. w. A.
Smart; Misses Burleigh Mckenzie.
Margaret Mckenzie. Nan, Elizabeth
and Blossom Griffiths. May Harding.
Sarah Harding. Kate Kenly. Kate Gus.
ley. Lena Hodgin. Queenie Jamison.
Alnea Horney. Mary Shirley and Nell
Stafford.
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the marriage of Miss
Clara f. Williams Of this city and Vim
cent Brainard of San Diego. Cal. at
Los Angeles. Cal. at the home of the
groom's sister. Mrs. ]. d. Logsdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainerd will make their
home at San Diego.
The c. l.. Club entertained at "a
spread" in honor of Miss Cecile Priest
who is leaving the city. and Miss
Madge Lee. who was initiated into the
mysteries OF the order The affair
was given at the home OF Miss Lois
Arnentrout and pleasant evening
spent playing rook. Those who en-
joyed the good time were Misses Ha-
gel Coleman. Myrtle Miller. Mary