The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1902-06-13
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Shaw's visit in Denison has
been the nucleus about which has
centered large number of brilliant
social events. Denison hostesses have
We'd with each other in their atten |
tions to their distinguished friend and
guest. The social calendar has been
full almost to repletion. and the de-
parture of Mrs. Shaw on Thursday for
a visit to Des Moines, together with
the near approach OF the hot season
and the consequent journeyings to sum-
mer resorts will probably cause the
social. life to lose somewhat of the
strenuousness with which the last few
weeks have been marked.
Miss Iseminger, Miss Alice Stevens,
Mrs. A. D. Randall and Mrs. ]. w.
Mills were hostesses of delightful
party given at the lseminger residence
on Wednesday afternoon. Bell Mar
shall and Ethel Orr admitted the gues Is
and in the parlors they we're received
by the hostesses. who did all in their
power for the pleasure of their guests,
Misses Grace Baer and Florence Wear
mouth presided over sparkling bowl
of frappe and dispersed the refreshing
concoction with lavish hand. Seed
catalogues, which proved to be pretty.
hand deco ated booklets containing
''seedy game" were distributed among
the guests and furnished pleasant
entertainment. Misses Pearl Ley,
Ada Sewell and Mrs. Hodges contri-
buted to the enjoyment of the guests
by their charming music. Mrs. R.
A. Romans and Mrs Criswell in
vlted the guests to the dining
room where most appetizing lunch
con was served by the following
young ladies: Misses Garnett Romans,
Allie Sewell. Myrtle McAhren, Marian
SERVER, Blanche Gable, and Junia
Romans. The ladies are to be con-
graduated upon one of the most pleas
ant of the many recent afternoon
i events.
/ The reception was most certainly
credit to their ability as hostesses and
was very greatly enjoyed by all the
fortunate guests. The out of town
|guests were Miss Gertrude Calb, Tip
ton: Mrs. A. P. Hart and daughter
Louise, Charter Oak; Mrs. keenan,,
Denver. Colo: Miss Pearl O'Brien,
q Cripple Creek: Miss Erma Shaw.
Washington D. c.; Mrs. Frank Evans
Sioux City.
!; Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Boynton entertain
ed the whist club and few more friends
Thursday evening in honor of their
guest Miss Gertrude Calb of Lipton.
Mrs. G. F. Kuehnle has issued in
vitations for party on Saturday after
r noon.
Mrs. j. W. Woodruff entertained
/, Penelope on Thursday afternoon The
I menacing weather did not premit a
!, good attendance and all enjoyed q
i social good time. At five o'clock the
I. hostess assisted by Mrs. j. H. Mahoney
e and Mrs. U.G. johnson served deli
q cious two course luncheon, and the
e memory of that Brazilian salad viii
y emortalize Mrs. Woodrutf's generous
n hospitality.
This is the day set for the Friday
club picnic, but the picnic has beer
dispensed with this year for the reason
! that so many club members are out O.
! town.
e The seventh annual convention OF
i the National Wholesale Liquor Deal
i ers' association closed at Pittsburs
e Thursday, after selecting Baltimore as
the next place of meeting.
A George L. Lohr of Milwaukee anG
Miss Ada Hawley of Madison botf
members of the graduating class ot
. Michigan university, were drowned
while boating in Lake Mendoza
s Baron George Won Bleichroder
J. whose death in Prussia from an auto
e mobiling accident has just been an
,,nnnca6 wac ono of Tho hoct lypou,r