The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-10-28
Society

ular meeting Tuesday, Osctober 19
with a good attendance. Roll call was
answered with the name and location
of a Colorado mountain peak. Twen-
ty-fve ladies' responded 20 roll call
present Mrs. n. B. King presented
the lesson: Colorado: Size altitude,
mountains. rivers. climate and cities,
in a most charming and interesting
manner. making q geography lesson
with the ladies' of the club as pu-
pills Mrs King proved her ability
as a teacher, presenting many inter
esting features OF the state. Miss
Stella Flannigan. in her very pleas
ing manner. rendered a piano solo. re.
spending to an encore. Next Tues
day Mr. Felter will give his lecture
on Cliff Dwellers and the Southwest
of the Past" Each member bring a
guest.
Mesdames NJ. NJ wylie. Harry
Bowen and Miss Pearl McKissick.
committee for the ways and means
of the +. L. o. Society. entertained at
a beneft party at the X of p. hall
han yesterday afternoon and last eve
ming. The hall which was decorated
with yellow and red asters, and nasti-
turtiums. was very attractive. Dur
ing the afternoon there were IA tab es
in play. bridge, FIVE hundred and
euchre being the games. and the lady
having high score at each table re-
ceived a prize At the close OF the
afternoon delightful refreshments
were served. In the evening there
were 10 tables OF progressive FIVE hun
dred at which Miss Elizabeth Grit
fths received prize gor niEh score.
Miss Eva Jehries cutting prize and
Mrs Prank Hickey the consolation
prize Delightful , refI eshments II
salad. hot biscuits and coffee were
served. The event. which was much
enjoyed, both afternoon and eyenins.
was very successful
The Neighbors Of WoodcraiJ he'd
their regular meeting last night with
election OF officers Two new mem
bers were ballotted upon and one
transferred also on Initiated into the
OF the Wood The follow
ing officers were elected for the en-
suing term. Azealea McClelland
guardian neighbor; Maggie Williams.
past guardian; Mamie Senens. al
visor: Pauline Esser. banker; Kaue
]. Moore, clerk: Mable Moore, ma
gician: Anna T. Ward. captain; Fran
ces Watt. attendant; Jessie Loehr. ia-
ner sentinel: Minerva Branon. outer
sentinel. Mesdames Prescott, Rouse
and Baldridge. managers; Cora
Schultz. musician; Maggie McDun
ough. correspondent. After the meet
ing all were invited to the dining
room by Neighbors Morrison. Howes
and Loehr. where refreshments OF
pumpkin pie and coffee were served
and most enjoyable time had.
Mrs. W T. Little entertained ths
Luncheon Club at her home at 4
O'Clock yesterday Covers We're lad
for Is and bridge followed the lunch
eon. Mrs Dozier received a beau.i-
ful bouquet of club flowers. which are
always given as prize for high score
Mrs, Fay Moore was chsrmius
hostess Thursday afternoon when she
entertained number OF friends l;
cards at her home. 3n7 Greenwood
avenue. Five hundred was the game
and there were five tables in play, az
which Mrs Don r. Fem received the
high score prize and Mrs. Howard
King consolation pdize. beautiful
bouquets OF nasturtiums were used
as house decorations snd delightful
refreshments served.
The Columhine Club frolicked in cos
tunes of rare originality at their first
annual masked BAN at Smith hal on
Thursday night Almos, every con.
ceivable garb was in evidence, and
the large number present enjoyed
themselves to the FULLEST extent
Many artistic costumes appropriate 10
the Halloween season were worn by
the ladies' Many laughable effects
We're created BY some of the mas
queraders. The Sambo and Aunt Je.
mona trio. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Biggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Sidebotton
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Whipple
made. perhaps. the biggest hit OF all
with the exception of p. II Trout
man, who dressed as rabbit stub
tail and all A feature of the evening
was the carnival spirit which mani
tested itself soon after the distribu
tion by President Jack Myers. of about
every conceivable noisemaking de
vice known. Horns and razz-jazzers
made up the main battery of noise
guns The Valley Five orchestra rem,
year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
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