The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-03-25
SOCIETY

The Westminster Guild OF the First
Presbyterian church met at the home
Of Miss Helen Seaman on Greenwood
avenue last night. After the regular
business meeting a social hour was
enjoyed. There were about 20 pres
ent. Delightful refreshments were
served later in the evening.
The Delphian Society met last night
for its regular meeting, with Mrs. l..
F. Collins, president, presiding. and
Elsie Bower leading thezstudy hour.
The topics discussed were literature,
religion and life of the people of
Egypt during the nineteenth and twen-
tieth dynasties. The next meeting
Will be held Tuesday, April 13.
Miss Evalyn Balman entertained
about 20 young ladies at a theater
party at the Jones Wednesday eve
ming. After the show refreshments
were enjoyed at Nelson's.
The regular meeting of Chapter A.
c. p. Z. o. was held at the home of
Mrs. O. W. Colgate. 523 Rudd ave
nue.. with the president. Miss Cora
Woodford. presiding. After the usual
transaction of business, very interest
ing papers on character sketches of
the members of Chapter A. c. were
rsad by Mrs. Kelso and Miss Ross,
which were greatly enjoyed by those
present. Dainty refreshments were
garvad hv he
Mrs Galley. Miss Lane was a guest
of the chapter. The next mesteing
will be held at the home of Miss
Helen Linkins.
Miss Mary Thayer entertained the
Misses Katherine Hood. Dorothy Lew,
is. Geneyieve Pigg. Alice Lafferty and
Lucille Nix at a siumber party at her
home. SIS Pine avenue. last night. a
delightful luncheon was served at
midnight and the event was a most
enjoyable one.
The woman's Club met Tuesday
afternoon. March ls. in their club
rooms to observe Reciprocity day"
They had as their guests The Friends
In Council. The Monday Club and
The Progress Club. The president,
Mrs. Henderson. gave a welcome ad-
dress TO the guests. Mr.. Smith. ad-
vance agent for the Sonora Grand
Opera Company. addressed the ladies
and asked for their cooperation in
bringing this company to Canon City.
The first number of the program was
two very pleasing piano solos by Miss
Hendrickson ITO a Boy Soldier and
ITO a Dainty Dancer by Robert War
ner. Mrs. Burgess introduced Mrs
Mcconnell of Florence. speaker of the
afternoon. who had for her subject.
The French Art Spirit: Its Achieve
ments and Limitations Mrs. Nc
Conneil Began with early products of
French paintings as shown by the pic
lures of Nicholas Poussin, traced its
developments through the period OF
Louis XIV. and the first empire. She
illustrated her subject by many pic
lures and showed yividly how the
spirit of the time influenced the art
OF the nation. Later she gave Illus
tfations OF the modern schools. and
closed with the hope that French art
having been purihed by the recent
war showed new strength. not only
from the artistic, but the moral view
point Mrs. McConnelfs beautifully
conceived address was source of de-
light TO all who had the privilege OF
hearing H. The club rooms were
pleasingiy decorated. Following the
program. cake. coffee and candy were
served.
The p, n. C. OF the II. r. l.. met on
their regular day last Wednesday. at
the home Of Mrs. Leroy Maxheld. The
usual interesting business meeting