The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-07-16
SOCIAL
SCENES
Society Has d Gay
Week.
Mrs. Kuehnle Dancing Party
the Event of the Season.
Many Others Entertain.

Many Others Entertain.
Quite the most elaborate and GER
tainly one of the most enjoyable OF
Denison's many social events occurred
last Wednesday evening when Mrs.
Carl F. Kuehnle entertained compli-
mentary to her young lady visitors,
Miss Elsie Kahler of Traer, Miss Edna
Duncan of Salt Lake City and Miss
Belle Bartholomew of Chicago. Nearly
one hundred and fifty invitations were
issued and the announcement ''Danc-
ing" set all of Denison's fair maids and
youthful matrons agog with delight.
The evening was made to order. 1t
could not have been improved upon.
Mrs. Kuehnle. who isa perfect hostess,
made all her guests feel at home and
saw to itthat Notwithstanding we're
offered those who die not dance so that
all had a most enjoyable evening.
A large dancing pavilion had been
erected On the handsome lawn and this
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japanese lanterns ans torches made
daylight for the players of croquet and
Jumbo aud the %lookers-on at the dance.
Messrs. Seeman and Richards furnish
ed the music which set the feet of
Denison' youth and beauty IN motion.
Two-steps, waltzes and quadrilles fol-
lowed in quick succession. broken only
by the luncheon hour when Mrs Kueh-
nile offered her guests the daintiest and
most tempting Of viands. The little
Misses Pearl Wilson and Lydia Belle
Kuehnle served delicious frappe on the
veranda during the entire evening and
the thirsty dancers kept them busy.
1t was a red letter evening for Deni-
sons young people. n long to be re-
membered and to be thankful for and
Mrs. Kuehnle has the sincere thanks
of the more than six score guests who
partook of her generous hospitality.
not only for a delightful evening but
for the very pleasant opportunity OF
meeting the charming young ladies
who have made their home with he1
for the past few weeks. The party
given by Mrs. Kuehnle marks a new
and most happy epoch in the history
of Denison's entertaining.
: On last Thursday afternoon the
= beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
: Romans was the scene of a pleasant
party of about sixty of Denison's ladies
The guests of honor were Mrs. Pau
Aylesworth of Council Bluffs and Mrs
Gaylord Weeks of Iowa City. Thu
y porch was strewn with Jugs and twin
ed with asparagus, making it very in
= wiling, The guests were delighted
with the vocal solos rendered by Mis-:
: Lillian Garrison, Mrs. Hamilton, one
. of D~enison's former residents and Mis-
Grace Northrop who is one of Omaha!
most charming singers, Mrs. N. E
n Wescott rendered most skillfully
Is piano solo. Through the Afternoon
ID delicious frappe was served to the guest
a and before departing they were serve'
a. with cherry ice with dainty little cook
les and sugared almonds. The II
re town guests present, were Mrs. an
Miss Rogers of Newton Ia, Mrs. Cor
over of Clinton Ia, Miss Grace NORTH
1t rop of Omaha, Mrs. Hamilton of Chicl
$. asha Oklahoma, and Mrs. e. S. Garriso
u of Logan. The guests departed wit
le much reluctance, but bearing ava
them the memory of Mrs. Roman
hospitality and feeling that she ha
at indeed chosen wisely in selecting tt
coolest afternoon of the week for hi
party.
ay Among the many social events of I'll
~ week was a delightful party given la
ce Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Z. j.. Ga
is rison to about eighty of her friends,
al honor OF Mrs. Rogers and daughter
is Newton, Iowa, and Mrs. E. S. Gatrisc
le- of Logan. Although the day was e.
lie ceedingly warm the guests we're led
forget the heat while enjoying the co
shade on the lawn. Frappe was serve
III on the porch throughout the afternoo
by Miss Grace Schlumberger and Mil
rs Helen Carothers of Lincoln. Mr.
II, Rogers and Mrs. Hamilton entertaine
the guests by each rendering a beaut
full solo. Delicious refreshments wei
q served on the lawn later in the afte,
m noon by the Misses Myrtle McAhrel
Emma Carter and Carrie and I'm
Chaplin.
The Misses Bale entertained abol
= twenty-five of their young friends la:
Tuesday evening at their beautif,
- home on north Main street. Caro-
- proved to be the amusement of til
- evening, progressive cinch being th
- game. Dainty refreshments were ser
io ed and at a late hour the guests d
ie parted, each voting that a most plea
1h