The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-03-22
r. AND MRS. vOss RECEIVE
IN HONOR ON MRS. SHAW.

r. AND MRS. VOSS RECEIVE
IN HONOR or MRS. SHAW.
The reception given on Tuesday
e1ening by Mr.. and Mrs. G.. l.. Voss
complimentary to Mrs. Shaw was one
Of unalloyed pleasure from the first
minute until the good byes were said.
The receiving party composed of
MIR. and Mrs. Voss, Mrs. Shaw, Mrs.
Johnston of Des Moines, and Mrs.
Gulick, welcomed the guests in the
Earlor. Mrs. Voss wore a gown of
Alice blue crepe with white lace
trimmings that was very becoming.
The guest OF honor, Mrs. Shaw, blue
crepe de chine. point lace, diamond
necklace with ruby pendent, diamond
ornament in her hair. Mrs. Johnston
white null with pink rose brocade and
white lace, Mrs. Gulick black crepe
de chine, point lace and pearls.
Mrs. 'shaw's friends found her look
ing very we'll, surprisingly so at the
end Of q Washington season, and with
all the unaffected pleasure and cordi-
adity upor meeting old friends that
thcy SO lovingly remember as her
strong characteristic.
the parlors in the Voss home are so
exquisite in themselves that the
chaste and beautiful white roses
which were every where in profusion
merely added a touch of summer to
TIE rooms. The evening was delight
fully informal. in the intervals Of
chat and laughter, sweet sounds wele
waited from the music room where
Miss Gulick, Junia Romans, Mrs. Mar
tin and Miss Hazel Laub charmed all
their hearers with songs and music.
Mrs. Shaw was very anxious to hear
Hrs. j. 3. Romans recite and by her
personal request Mrs. Romans gave
buo selections from Mrs. Casey of the
.'.'tinth'' ward that were greeted with
meapprause always,at tendantupon her
: debut.
Supper was served by the Misses
Strahan. Quick. Romans, Silleto,
Baub and Meyers. The refreshments
met the requirements of both the
feminine and masculine palate. After
the. serving the guests went to the
dining room where coffee was served.
Miss Meyers presided at the coffee
urn.
The table was perfect dream and
was the artistic design Of Mrs. Voss.
Laid over pink was an exquisite
drawn work table cloth, fastened at
one side were loops of pink ribbon
with violets pendent. Upon the cloth
we're scattered a la Dresden violets. In
the center of the table was cut glass
vase. filled with pink carnations and
fernsFleaves. In glass candle sticks
burned pink candles, the holders
themselves being decorated with
violets and bows Of pink satin ri
bonbon dishes filled with pink and
white minis that were served with
the coffee. were upon the table. The
supper favors were tiny bouquets Of
violets. The dining room with its
brilliant and original lighting lends
Itself to every form and color of dec
Grafton but it never looked more beau
tiful than it did Tuesday night and it
will be difficult for even Mrs. Voss
to surpass it in the future.
About sixty guests were present
Mrs. Pemberton. Mrs Jones a sister
of Mrs. A. j. Bond and Mrs. John
ston Of Des Moines, an old time frient
OF Mrs. Shaw'ss and now guest o.
Mrs. Gulicls, were the out of tow
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Voss have the art G
entertaining to high degree of per
lection and an invitation to thei
home stands for good time always
The best safeguard against head
ache, constipation and liver trouble
is DeWitt's Little EARLY Risers
Keep vial of these famous it'll,
pills in the house and take dose a
bed time when you feel that the
stomach and bowels need cleansing
They don't grippe. Sold by Lamborr
Drug Co.
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ADDITIONS TO THE CLUB ROOM
Mrs. L. M. Shaw does not forge
Ber Denison friends nor fail to be j,
fterested in their interests. Upon this
visit she has brought vase for tht
platform table that she will present to
the club ROOM This will always bt
.apleasant reminder of the thought o.