The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-11-20
|soclAL NOTES OF THE WEEK
MRS. NAEvE ENTERTAINs.

MRS. NAEVE ENTERIAINS.
A beautiful pink and white party
was given by Mrs. George Naeve
Monday afternoon as a farewell to
Mesdames Cornwell and Conner, Mrs.
Naeve's home is so lovely that flowers
seem unnecessary but stately pink and
white chrysanthemums in vase in
the parlor and pink roses in the other
reception rooms were in great abund-
ance A very bright little game was
played. the names of books being Civ
en-. in a charming love story told in
rhyme-Miss Meyers won the first
prize. very handsome piece of stat
uary representing Rebecca at the
we'll. and as Mrs. Naeve cleverly said
also the name of Mrs. Virgins book
Rebecca of Sunnybrook farm. Mrs.
Ashby of Paramount. Nebr.. won the
second prize. dainty book. After
the game Mrs. Naeve assisted by the
Misses Naeve and Miss Pearl Wilson
served supper. No one can surpass
Mrs. Naeve in table effects and she
always has something entirely novel.
In the dining room the guests of
honor and number of ladies were
seated at the polished oval table. in
the center was vase of exquisite
pink roses. pinned to rose was pink
ribbon which terminated in bow up
on the napkin of each guest giving a
may-pole effect with the roses tor the
tiny pole. 1t would be difficult to
think of prettier table decoration.
| The other guests were seated at small
tables with the same center decora-
tion of lovilnesss The menu was an
elegant one and consisted of the fol-
lowing:
| Oyster Patties Potatoe Croquetts
Pressed chicken Fruit salad
Olives Mangoes
Pink bread sandwiches
White sandwiches
Coffee
End Course.
Pink and White ice cream
Fancy cakes in cases Pound cake
Marracons Bonbons.
After doing ample justice to this
feast each guest received as a supper
favor a pink rose tied with dainty
pink bows.
| The guests from out of town were
Mrs. Ashby. Mrs. Adelbert Jones and
Miss Kittie Cowdrey. Mrs. Nc
Mahon gave very beautiful piano
solo for the ladies enjoyment. 1t was
after six when the ladies departed.
after having had an ideal afternoon
with their charming hostess.
Thursday large and very success
full party was given by Mrs. Hunt as
a compliment to her friend and neigh
Dor. Mrs. L. Cornwall. The guest:
were invited to bring their work. an,
a bit of needle work in the hands al
ways seems to make conversation more
Hunts four large rooms were filiet
with ladies. almost seventy-five beinf
present.. A game was played during
the latter part of the afternon. 1t wa
guessing game with word subject
and some of the answers were yer
hard to guess. Miss Edith Gillmor
had every one right and received tn
J first prize. Mrs. Hunt had an abb
9 corps of helpers in assisting her
serve so large company Mesdame
johnson. Bare. Richardson. Moelle
4 and Marshall and Miss Stoner wel
) among those who served. Mrs. Hunt
n refreshments were served in tW
f courses and were very much enjoyed
n White carnations were given eae
n guest as supper favor and gave tt
n finishing touch to very delight
4 party. 1t is long time since an a
10 ternoon party of so large a numb
! had been given in Denison and Mr.
# Hunt gave her guests an excelle
= chance to mingle with many frien
in and to have a social old time Wis
= once more.
Wednesday Penelope met with M,
- Criswell a day later than usual. b
- with just as great number of CUES
: and club members. Mrs. Jensen ga
= very delightful reading from Ru
= McEnery Stuart book and Mrs. D.
McAhren read letter from Mrs.
j. McAhren to Mrs. Criswell in viii
- she spoke of her improving health a
her keen interest in Penelope and {
. friends. Mrs. Criswell served one
the suppers for which she is famol
II everything one can thing of and eye
thing SURPRISINGLY good. Mrs. CIR