The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-29

ing topics of conversation. Mrs. Con-
ner spent short time with the club
and made her last farewells to the mem
bers and friends. At five Mrs. Ley as
sisted by Misses Pearl Ley and Ayres,
served very nice refreshments, the last
course being plum pudding that would
give satisfaction to the most fastidious.
Miss Ley played in her most brilliant
style. The afternoon was very de-
lightful one in every way. Notice of
the next meeting will be announced in
the Review.
Tuesday night the beautiful home of
Mr.. and Mrs 7. J. Garrison was the
scene of very lovely whist party.
Seven tables pursued the game of whist
with great gusto and much enjoyment.
The artistic surroundings of this home
was enhanced by carnations of red and
white Supper consisting of two courses
was served and very nice supper it
was Mr.. 0. NJ. Campbell received the
first prize for the gentlemen and Mrs
Brown the first for the ladies. Mr.. Ma
honey and Mrs. Meyers We're consoled
for their bad luck by receiving the con
ISOLATION prizes. It would be difficult to
conceive of more genial hosts than the
Garrisons and the only regret was that
their lovely daughter, Miss Lillian. was
not present, The party was. as one of
| the ladies said in departing, perfectly
lovely.
On Wednesday Mrs. G. L. Voss gave
coming out party for her sister, Miss
Ethel Gulick. it being her eighteenth
birthday, About thirty young ladies
were present to extend their congratu
lations and give their good wishes to
Miss Ethel. Mrs. Voss shines in many
ways but never more so than when she
| is preparing refreshments, and her two
course supper was perfect After sup
per which was served by Mines. Voss,
Gulick and Miss Meyers, game was
played. The answers were the names
of fish. many of them not known to the
waters of the Boyer. but the young la
dies proved good guessers and nearly a
dozen were tied for the prize. Miss
Emma Carter received it, pretty and
saucer. Misses Romans, Ley and Raine
. played and much visiting filled in the
rest of the happy hours. We hope life
contains much such happiness for the
fair debutante as her party on Wednes.
day night.
Mrs. George Heston gave most
bountiful and elegant dinner on Wed
nesday to few old time friends whs
greatly enjoyed Mrs. Heston's hospital
ity. Her guests were Mr.. and Mrs
Mcclellan. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Gulick
Mr.. ]. B. Romans and Mrs Christine
Snyder, of Creston.
A number of dinners, large and small
were given on Thanksgiving day. Mr.
w. A, McHenry's entertained large
: family dinner party and number Of
e other gatherings took place, one of thu
5 most charming being the dinner giver
! by Mr. and Mrs. Slade. An unusual feat
s ure OF the dinner was that all the guest.
4 but one were from out of town. Til,
guests were the civil ngineers in charge
of the double track work The guests
5 came from as far east as Boone and ives
!, as Logan, and it is safe to say that NJ
t dinner given in Denison gave NOR,
5 pleasure to the guests who would havt
+ spent the day among strangers but TO
r the thoughtfulnesso of Mr.. and Mrs. Slade
After dinner Mrs. Slade invited ,
number Of ladies in for whist. Thu
/ guests we're the Misses Sewell. Rom
b ans, McHenry, Bale and Meyers. Mr.
Y Baldwin, of Carroll, secured the frs
/, prize and Miss Ada Sewell the conso
: lation prize. The afternoon party wa
j. complimentary to Mrs. SHADES sister
d Miss Ayres, who returns to her hon
!. in the east tonight leaving many warn
friends who will long remember her.
o The Whist Club will meet with Min
:. ME Bale on Wednesday night. Al
n members will please consider this
:. notice that their attendance is ex
b pected. Members are also expected t.
o notify the hostess. Miss Bale, if the
: are unable to attend, in ample time TO
her to fill their places. Playing be
gins at s.
= One of the most thankful Thanks
q giving dinners eaten in Denlson yes
= terday was at the home of Mr.. Chas
:. Tabor. Mrs. Tabor was able to com
', down stairs for the first time in man
:, weeks, fact that her countless friend
: will be very glad to hear.
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