The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-06
SOCIAL NOTES.

epaid for waiting for the company of
hese charming ladies. The usual in
crest in fancy work Jagged, SO the
introduced a game which pro-
,oked much merriment, and Mrs.
lewis Ley vas awarded first prize. At
he close Of the afternoon Mrs. V6ss
served her guests with two courses OF
delicious refreshments.
Mrs. C. F. Kuehnle will entertain a
party of ladies at tea this evening,
complimentary to Mrs. L. M. Shaw.
About twenty of Mrs. Frank Pfarr's
lady friends partook of her hospitality
On Wednesday afternoon. Two enjoy
able hours we're spent at progressive
after which the little tables
were spread with the daintiest of
Mrs. T. j. Garrison was
awarded a prize for having the best
score at whist. Mrs. Pfarr has given
parties within the past few
weeks and this one as the others was
most delightful.
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Mrs. S. M. Wright has issued invi-
tations to a Buffet breakfast for Satur-
day.
Miss Jennie Austin entertained a
party of young ladies at tea on Tues
day in compliment to her sister, Mrs.
Guy Martin of Spencer. The guests
ao aoj3 fn;cr5c &, va fon~,o, IN h aln ne ~
Mrs. Martin. and they all enjoyed a
social good time.
Despite the threatening weather
Thursday afternoon, all of one hundred
ladies attended Mrs. B f. Philbrook's
reception. The beautiful home pre-
sented a scene full of life and color
Handsome costumes and the bright
and happy faces of the guests. the
sound of sweet music. of gay laughter
and the tinkle of lively chatter all
Joined ia making the afternoon one of
delight and pleasure. Misses Florence
ana Beatrice Kirkup and Garnett
Romans admitted the guests and Ia
the parlor Mrs. Sims OF Council Bluffs,
received with the hostess. In the
drawing room q most refreshing frappe
was served by Misses Guliek and
Knaul, Mrs. Voss invited the guests
to the dining room whsre they yer
served with delicious refreshments by
Mesdames Young. Boynton, Lies and
Pfarr. Delightful music was Furnished
during the afternoon by Miss Pearl
Ley,sMrs. Bowie and Mrs. Kott. Mrs.
Philbrook has to her credit one Of the
most pleasurable events of the present
social season. Out of town guests
were Mrs. L. NJ. Shaw, Washington
D. c.: Mrs. Curtis, Wausau. Wis.
Mrs. Jno. Campbell, Chicago; Mrs,
Jacob Sims, Council Bluffs: Mrs. r. N,
Hall. Mrs. c. Fl. VanSlyke, Mrs. Jno
Doherty, Mrs. Chas. Baird, Mrs. S
Baird of Dunlap, and Mrs. Louis O
Iowa City.
Penelope will meet next Thursda.
afternoon with Mrs. Woodruff
Friday club meets this Afternoon
with Mrs. c. Ii Voss.
Miss Flora NJ. Polster entertained
the church committee and the member
of the Methodist choir at the home O
MIR. and Mrs. e. G. Chamberlin Oh
Wednesday evening. AS might be expec
ed music predOminated during the ever
ing and contrary to the accepted belle
as to church choirs, perfect harmon
existed both in song and heart an
solos, both Instrumental and vocal wer
given by members of the choir and tn
whole chorus closed the informal prs
gram OF the evening. Miss Polste
received a surprise from her guests j
the shape of a very handsome be
satchel which was presented by Mir. [
G. johnson with q few appropriate TT
f, marks. Miss Polster is most populs
with the choir and with the congreg;
i tion. Her voice and her efforts hay
, done much to increase the charm
the church service and she will
y greatly missed until her return in til
. fall.
While at Manila Wednesday til
writer met Mr.. Roscoe Saunders ar
was shown through Saunders Bros
new store. The Saunders boys al
e doing a big business and their store
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