The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1901-11-19
SOCIAL EVENTS.


Sing song for November,
Sing of hearthfires blazing bright
Der the gloom of coming night
Sing a song for November
Fill it full of love and light,
Put in mirth and right good cheer,
Put in thanks for all the year;
Don't forget the merry meetings,
Don't forget the CHEEKY greetings
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Hugo Ge-
bert entertained her friends by giving
1T party with especial emphasis on
the IT The game which was new
one, consisted in finding thirtv.two
words, all of them beginning with IT
clue to each word being given in the
question. 1t was a very interesting
hunt and made time fly. Miss Meyers
won the prize owing to the large amount
of help she received-a very pretty cup
and saucer. the hostess remarking that
since it was It party she thought a
tea cup an appropriate prize. The near
approach of Christmas was outlined in
the number of ladies who had their
work with them. After the game Mrs.
Weiland, Mrs. Gebert and Miss Os-
borne served very nice two-course sup
per. Miss Osborne played for the
guests and it was after six before fare
wells We're said. The party was very
pretty and social affair
The Friday club will meet with Mrs.
Lena Ley this week.
Upon Saturday afternoon Mrs. hue-
hnle gave a large at home, about sixty
ladies being in attendance. The rooms
We're bright with flowers and the CHEEKY
spirit of welcome and we believe every
one of the large number present enjoyed
every second of the time. A game
Islands Of the Sea consumed much
! time and made great deal of fun, A
number of islands We're discovered that
We're entirely new to many and some of
the answers that We're given We're fully
as clever as those that We're given by
the author Of the game. Miss Agnes
King and Mrs A. j. Bond We're tied for
the first prize-a delicately painted
candle stick. A number of ladies had
made only one error and Miss Written
received the second prize in their tie
contest, a hand painted pin tray. After
the game the guests We're served to a
two-course lap supper by the Misses
Sewell Jones, Ayres, Gulick, Shaw
and Meyers Mrs. kuehnle's refresh
ments are always perfection and this
was no exception to the rule. Among
other tempting dishes was an orangeine
served in orange shells, entwined with
smilax and crowned with candied cher
ries combination that was as pleas
ing to the eye as to the palate. This
afternoon was the third of series given
by Mrs. Kuehnle during the week, and
all three have been successes.
On Saturday night Miss Faith Pierce
entertained number of her girl friends
at six o'clock tea Miss Pierces school
has begun and this was in the nature OF
a good bye for short season.
Monday evening Mrs. E. T. Cochran
entertained about dozen ladies, serv
ing a very excellent supper and the
guests having very social visit durins
the evening
Mrs kahler Of Traer, Iowa, will b.
guest of her brother MIR. G. Z
Kuehnle, the last of this week.
: Mrs. L. NJ. Shaw spent Sunday il
Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Phelan of Omaha
will be guests of Mrs. Mallory on mex
Sunday.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Il. f. Hodges entertained number {
friends with party at whist Deliciou
refreshments were served and tn
party was a mostenjoyable affair
Fall and Winter trade has opened u
4 we'll for the merchants of Denison an
> their is every evidence of successfr
: season for the enterprising and pro
gressiVe merchants. Others will TAX
e a back seat as usual, but Denison wi
q be found to contain number of spler