The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-10-25
FRIDAY C|.UBBANOUET
pronounced q Grand Success in Ey-
cry Particular.
ELOQUENT ToAsTs GIVEN
s mrs. Fhilbrook Proclaimed an Ideal Host
ess. An Evening Long to be
Remembered


white, some mammoth chrvsanthemum
mad the place of honor on each table
and fern scattered on the cloth in
Dresden fashion completed the color
scheme. The bonbons were also in
white and green, each in dainty bas-
ket and added their decorative sweet
ness. The menu showed that culinary
culture was one of the Friday Clubs
strong points. The menu was as fol-
lows:
hot friend cooling"
Let the land look for his peer; he has not
yet been found"
z Soia turkey. Cranberry Jelly.
Scalloped Potatoes.
Celery Olives. Sherbet.
warrant there's vinegar and pepper in it.n
Pineapple Salad. Waters.
Inc daintest last, to make the end most sweet,
Neapolitan Ice Cream. Assorted Cakes
Coffee. Bon Bons.
The serving of this. elegant repast
consumed nearly two hours. The
young ladies who waited upon the
guest were the Misses Beard; Sewell,
Knaul and Hunter, and they did their
work beautifully and looked their
prettiest. Mrs. McAhren drank to
their health giving this pretty toast:
Here's to the pretty girls
Willing and able,
Who honor our banquet
BY waiting at table,
Mrs. Voss made capital toast mis-
tross. IN fact it would be difficult to find
her equal. Her OpeniI g remarks were
q gem in their way:
car+,.,,a rs:
..s,s on.le, Me Laoles OF the Club and
y Gara 81. - nle1t, ~ we agree with
att .a Dy mssa+ W. !eI An human history
hvncr., 10. n"pp'nesS Tor mantle
nungIy slnner-slnce Eve ate apple 8,
not agree The N Fr %i y n;,,h put we 40
Byron was bad man and wi cIeM ,l ha.
lied his sex, therefore, we have provided
ZOE me g!eatest happiness of our guests,
aIiy AZ this S stac m, ~ t Pp,easure-espec
from the prandael portion Of the eve.
nings entertainment, to the lees tang.
lble. though perhaps more edifvinp part
OF the program. = 60
That we may all be on the same level,
let me add, incidentally. Chat neither
do I'VE the women" allow our varinns
cares to combine the business If orr
lives in one great point-the art If
dining; but. while we NAV instlv MIA
ourselves in this service. We ' can sn pii 10
enjoy high life on either a phvs;cai nv
q intellectual plane. '-S'- "
Tonight our Club reieices in ceIehrat.
ing its fourth anniversary. As Wa
grow in years. we grow fin 0raco .nS
wisdom, shall say, evidenced hv a
great departure on the part Of the Glnh
this year. in having with ns at nnr
banquet board others than orr aown
club members. One of orr mamhors
in fact the instigator of this novel ;Saa a.
will now in behalf of the Club. welcnnno
sOur guests-the gentlemenn~Mrs
johnson.
Mrs. johnson then gave Tho odd-ass
Of welcome 70 onr onasts s4 IT, <a ". COS
men,iln graceful toast that put tina
guests quite at their ease and made
them feel that; thew were varv va,oas,s =.
Ma Ao
~ s saa Ioasg mistress, our guests
1Iu . lug iaoleS OF tne Friday Clubs
.oAe kIeaI pleasure IN welcoming to
1891 -. oanual DanqueI tne husbands and
r.;ctN " our memoers. Our toast
a n.Ssasss mas intlmated that have been
s. scyaaiy solic!Ious 10 nave the gentle
t;n Hn i h.s. IN our birthday celebra-
W. .Uu is Uus =, an persuaded TO say that it
49, 49, Dce ~ me sentiment of every mem-
4 UGT ~ Gne Cl9D.
awii ada. however, that my motive
~ ~ parnaly selnsh one, for while
- pleased and gratiiied that you are
VIII ns TINS evening, had hoped that
~ Wouiq NOT only favor US with your
e.so ounC1; t yuC aisO Inat II might be SO
~ SlSc - tn "a me gentiemen would re-
spOnu % ~ tne toasts, for toasting
that ladies' Is. A nut you VIII bn an concede
comes to talking. 1910 "nen ~
10 be sure you have been included in
ovaS y OUT speclal meetings and at
Of our hostess vas nr s ;h1 nu na's
appear at an opportnne moment and ~,
respond to the toast, Woman, the
u s.a u th heI ISIn century, we do not
up. which was verv ~ nracinn 1a Wv, roe! ner