The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1904-06-15
SOCIAL NOTES.

SOCIAL NOTES.
The visit of Miss Brennecke to her
friend Mrs. kuehnle, set the social ball
rolling, and .Denison was very gay last
week. The weather was so fine, and
JUNE always lends itself to everything
beautiful so that all the parties were
very successful.
Penelope met on Tuesday with Mrs.
Conner and had delightful meeting.
The hostess served an elegant three
course supper at small tables. The
name cards were decorated by the hos
tess, and the favors were candies tied
with ribbon. The last course Mrs.
Conner served in very clever and
sweet way, the ice cream being served
in small flower pots, the top thickly
busted with chocolate, and growing in
each tiny flower pot was a white or
pink carnation. The ladies had very
delightful afternoon. On the same
evening Judge and Mrs. Conner enter
tanned a small whist party in the same
charming way Of the afternoon. The
guests came early, stayed late and play
ed hard, three successful omens for a
whist party.
On Wednesday night Mrs. Carl F.
Kuehnle gave very elegant tea com.
plimentry to Miss Brennecke. of Mar
shalltown. The table was beautiful
sight, the decorations pink and white
carnation in high vases with number
arranged artistically upon the cloth.
The name cards were decorated IN pink
and white carnation. The tea which
consisted of four courses was most de-
lectable. After tea Miss Brennecke
gave reading from Browning that was
greatly enjoyed by all the guests. Miss
Brennecke has very delightful person
ality and each visit she makes Denison
deepens the pleasant impression Among
the guests presentwere Mesdames Voss
Sprecher. Ley, Barber, Boynton Kelly,
DeWolf, DER, Henry, Miss McHen-
ny and Miss Meyers.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs Meyers
and Miss Meyers entertained Informally
acompanvc Complementary to Miss Bren-
necke. Miss Brenneckel eceived a prize
in a pipe dressing contest and Mrs.
Philbrook captured prize in a guess.
ing game.
On Friday Mrs. Charles Voss gave an
exquisite luncheon in her beautiful new
home complimentary to Miss Brenne-
cke. Pink roses, on lovely pink cen
ter piece. pink shaded candelabra, pink
and white decorated name cards upon
which was written quotation about
roses were part of the consistent and
lovely rose luncheon. After the
guests had enjoyed delicious four
course menu, the hostess produced a
rose" game which was original with
Mrs. Voss and very clever and pretty
conceit. Misc Brennecke and Mrs. Phil
brook received the prizes. two large
punches of pink roses. Miss Allie Sewell |
assisted Mrs. Voss IN serving.
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs. w. H
Laub, who has just returned from de-
Iightful California trip. entertained the
Coffee club. The members had very
pleasant afternoon, not the least part of |
it being the serving of very fine refresh
ments by the hostess. The Coffee club |
is very enjoyable one, and the men,
bers are very enthusiastic about it.
On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. D.
w. McA hren gave splendid whist
party. Ten tables We're filled, and the
evening was one to be long remember
ed. The supper as one of the guests
was superb Mrs. Patter-
son, Miss Hunter, Mable McAhren and
Mrs. Sprecher assisted Mrs. McAhren
in serving. Mrs. Conner won the lad.
les prize. and DR.. Philbrook the gen
tleman's. Mrs McAhren is to be con-
graduated upon giving two such de-
lightful parties, and Denison, upon this
addition. to our social entertainment.
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