The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-04-05
ENTERTAlNs FOR MRS. SHAW

ENTERTAlNS FOR MRS. SHAW
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Chas.
Bollen entertained most charmingly
in honor of Mrs. Shaw.
About twenty of Mrs. Shaw's old
time friends were present. The ladies
had very delightful informal visit.
Mrs. Bollen's parlors were decorated
in beautiful carnations. Supper was
served in two courses, at small tables,
Mrs. Hamley assisting Mrs. Voss in
serving. The refreshments were sim
ply delicious. Mrs. Bollen has a
splendid music box and this proved
another attraction to the pleasant
afternoon.
On Friday Mrs. H. S. GuliclS and
Mrs. Lou Martin gave very delight
full luncheon complimentary to Mrs.
Shaw.
The SIS Club had very pleas
ant meeting Tuesday. Miss Statler
had charge Of the menu and served a
very nice supper. The committee on
spoons reported that in addition to
the four dozen purchased by the S.
S. Club room. Mr.. and Mrs. Cham
berlin had with great generosity ad-
ded two dozen as gift from them to
the federation. This will make the
club room quite 'sspoony" affair.
Mrs. Bryce entertained the Shakes
peare club Monday evening. Mrs.
John Ainsworth read an interesting
paper upon the Hamlet play, the play
being read by the club. Miss Bryce
served very nice refreshments.
On Monday evening the Queen Es-
Their circle and a number of invited
guests met with Mrs. Voss. Miss
McMillin of Des Moines who was here
was to present the needs of the
Deaconess home in Des Moines was
the guest of honor. Miss McMillir
gave an interesting and informal talk
and the Queen Esther circle will have
clearer and better idea of the needs.
Mrs. Voss served frappe and cakes
Miss Van Ness played and Miss Pal
mer gave touching little reading
The Queen Esther Circle hopes to Sent
a barrel of fruit to the Deaconnes
home in Des Moines.
Mrs. Gulick entertained as she
always does, delightfully."-, in honor o
her sister Mrs. L. M. Shaw on Mon
day afternoon. Twenty ladie
were present and enjoyed the visi
with the guest of honor very much
Mrs. Voss and Miss Gulick assisted
Mrs. Gulick in serving supper. Twelve
ladies were seated in the dining room
with the guest of honor. The othe,
ladies being seated at small tables
At the serving of the second course
the ladies were asked to progress thus
giving each guest an opportunity t.
visit with Mrs. Shaw who RENAME,
in the dining room. The party wa
marked by the gracious and cordia
hospitable spirit that prevades tn
Gulick home.
Penelope with a nubmer of invite
guests met with Mrs. Gulick on Tues
day. The ladies arrived early an
began visiting with the guest 0
honor, Mrs. Shaw and each other, i
true Penelope style. The parlor
were decorated in beautiful carns
tions. and the small tables and ais
the dining room table at which re
freshments were served had vases q
y sweet peas that looked very summer
and as though Easter was nearly herr
Mrs. Gulick served very elegant r,
freshments, Mrs. Voss and Mi!
n Gulick assisting. The ladies pr,
$ crossed as they did on Monday afte
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~ charming way of seeing the guest
70 honor and each other. Penelope NEAR
"a a good time but their meeting was
&c unusually pleasant one. Later in Il
o. evening few gentlemen were favo
sc ed with an invitation to supper viii
10 made highly priced visit with Mr.
Shaw for them as we'll. Mrs. Shs
leaves Thursday for Washington a
: starts tor Paris the 18th of Apr
: Her home coming has been delight
l and the many pleasant events in h
honor have been great pleasure
herself and to her friends. MI
u Shaw's Denison friends wish her b
voyage and safe return.
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