The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-12-10
SOCIAL NOTES.

E5OS1AL NUlETSs
On Friday Mrs. c. L. Voss gave a
gem OF tea, supplementary to Mrs.
kahler of Traer. Mrs. Voss served a
three course supper. the dining room
table being filled and an overflow table
besides in the back parlor. The guests
were served by the Misses Shaw and
Gullck. 1t takes some time to discuss
as good supper as Mrs Voss served
and the company found much to talk
about so that the time spent at the
table was, very pleasant. Mesdames
Davie OF Charlton, Beard of Evanston.
Ny, and Mrs. Kahler, the guest OF
honor from Traer, were the out of
town guests Mesdames Gulick, Wv
CANT, Dunbar, Meyers, Young, Kueh-
nile, Romans, Philbrook, Sewell, Coch-
ran and Miss Meyers were the other
guests.
On Friday evening the B. Y. p. u.
gave an elegant reception, compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cassa-
day that set precedent among that
young peoples society that ought to
marry every one of its members within
the next year. The beautiful home Of
McHenry's has just emerged from the
hands OF the decorators and this beauty
was further enhanced by profusion
OF cut flowers that adorned every room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cassaday received the
congratulations in the back. parlor the
presentation being made by Mrs. Sears
McHenry. The bride wore a recen.
ton, gown of black satin relieved with
pink and white and carried large
bunch OF pink carnations. Three
hundred Invitations had been is
sued and the happy couple found that
congratulations came thick and fast ali
during the evening.
Mrs. Crippen invited the guests to
the dining room where they were
served with ices, cake and coffee by a
bevy OF pretty young members of the
B. Up. U. To Miss Edna Stephens
much of the credit is due for the sue
cessful carrying out of reception, that
was great honor to the happy recip-
tents. Prof. Hover and Miss Abbie
McMenry delighted the guests with
good music during the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. McHenry, Mrs. Sears Nc
Henry, Miss Abbie McHenry and the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Casa
day, were untiring in their efforts to
make the guests evening a pleasant
one. Mr.. Bateson's pleasure was
greatly increased by the thought of
the little daughter at home and the
day was q double celebration to Mrs.
Sears McH:enry whose birthday it was.
The Review extends not only the
congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Cassaday but to their royal enter
tanners as we'll.
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The cqterie Club will meetwith Mrs.
Howard Wilson on the afternoon Of
Thursday. Dec. 18th.
On Saturday Mrs B. F. Philbrook
entertained sixteen ladies', compli-
mentary to Mrs. Beard. With her
usual originality Mrs. Philbrook had
provided 2 new game for the ladies'
having given, them the initials of some
one Of the ladies present and were
asked to make a sketch Of the persons.
descriptive Of their characteristic.
each word to begin with the initials Of
the persons sketched In spite Of the
fact that the initials some times werAs
rather a hamper, the sketches were
witty, we'll written and mirth provok-
Ing. Mrs. Beard received the prize, q
piece OF wedgetwood that attested her
cleverness and will also be an artistic
reminder Of her brief but pleasant
visit in Denison. Mrs. .Philbrook was
assisted by Mrs. Boynton in serving
delicious refreshments served at small
tables Mrs. Kahler OF Traer was
with Mrs. Beard the out OF town guests.
Mrs. Philbrook's hospitality is TOO
we'll known to need the assurance that.
anything was left undone toward max
the afternoon delightful one.
SANTA CLAUS-In all his glory has
located at Armstrong; Drug store.
LOST Ladies colorette martin fur
between college and ME-. E. C. Sages.