The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-04-29
SOCIETY


Mr. and Mrs. George Baker were
pleasantly surprised Monday after
noon when their relatives in the city
invaded their home in honor of the
anniversary of their marriage. which,
occurred in Canon City IS years ago.
After a surprise dinner" which the
guests had provided, the evening was
made enjoyable by victrola music of
Mrs. Bakers favorlte selections.
The dining room of the First Pres
byterian church was the scene of a
delightful and helpful evening Tues
day, when about so of the officers of
the church, with their wives, were
seated around the banquet table.
which was attractively decorated
with spring blossoms, and were served
with three-course luncheon. Talks
were given by the officers of the diff
ferent boards, followed by discussion.
The pastor, Rev Armentrout ad-
dressed them, and Orris Rowe, w. C.
Thomas and Mr. Cushenberry. repre-
senting the elders. trustees and dea-
cons. were speakers of the evening.
DR. and Mrs. Stanley ]. Roberts will
preside over a May day dinner this
evening. Appointments in pink will
be used. and the four tables will each
be graced by baskets of pink sweet
peas, the handles tied with bows of
pink tulle. The Place cards, little
May baskets. in pink, will be used.
Covers will be laid for Messrs. and
Mesdames Robert S. Beal, Harry +.
Bowen, ]. Leo Sterling, Floyd Camp
bell, Jay Sidebottom, Theodore Hard
ing; Dr. and Mrs. Otis Orendorf, DR..
and Mrs r. E. Holmes. DIR. and Mrs.
w. T. Little. DIR. and Mrs. Herman c.
Graves; Mrs t NJ. Harding: Messrs.
c. II. Biggs, David Robinson and the
host and hostess. A four-course din
ner viii be served.
The Delphian Society met at the
home of Mrs. Beckham, 1928 North
Third street, last night with Miss
Sybil Keys as leader of the study
hour The topics were very interest
ing and the evening much enjoyed by
all present The next meeting viii
be Tuesday May IL, at st. Michael's
hall.
Tuesday, April a. a most enjoyable
session closed the years work of the
Womans Club AS guests of the re-
firing president. Mrs. Joe Ella Hen
derson, the entire club with the excep-
tion of three members detained by
illness and absence from the city, sat
down to a delightful luncheon served
by the Canon hotel. The tables were
charmingly decorated with club flow
| ers,. red and white carnations, and
with ferns. the color scheme being
carried out through the dining room.
Following the feast OF good things.
Mrs. Henderson announced Mrs. T.
NJ. Harding as toastmistress for the
| occasion. Mrs. Harding filled her
position in her own inimitable fash
ion, calling on different women to re-
spond to the following toasts: What
the Woman's Club Has Done for
Canon City and What 1t Might Do"
Mrs. A. +. Sharman; Our Husbands" !"
Mrs N b. King; "Our School Chill.
dren," Mrs. Carrie T. Anthony; Ire
land, Now King Spud," Mrs. Overman I;
our President, the club standing.
Mrs. Grace Lane and Miss Fredrickson
played together Hungarian Dance"
and AN Old Irish Air" and again the
club stood while listening to spIen-
did rendition of the "Star Spangled
Banner" by these two ladies'. This
was followed by vocal selections from
Mrs. Paul s. Gillespie. which were en-
Enthusiastically encored. Then came
the annual reports and the choice o. q;
study for the new year. After some
animated discussion it was decided
that Colorado" should be chosen. The
election of officers resulted as fol-
lows: President, Mrs. J. f.. over
man; first vice president. Mrs N. b.
King; second vice president Mrs. W.
H. McKinstry; recording secretary,
Mrs. A. r. Sharman: corresponding