The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1907-06-19

Side Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Graul and son Melvin were
shopping in Council Bluffs last Tues
day.
Mrs l. c. Gardner went to Cedar
Rapids Thursday.
Rev. A. L. Curtis attended the
commencement exercises at Lincoln.
Neb. His son Roy was one of the
graduates. They returned to Dow
City Thursday.
Janet Rae entertained several
ladies Thursday evening in honor of
her niece. Mrs. j. Bramhall Of Des
Moines.
The first Alumni banquet which
was held last Wednesday evening in
Whaley's hall. was we'll attended and
pronounced a decided success. The
program consisted of vocal solos by
Mrs. j. B. Wiley. Misses Minnie
Rudd, Stella Butler and Susie Wore.
duets by Misses Butler and Wore,
readings by Misses Addie Sharp. Ger
trude Logston. Lola Fishel, Nell Nc
Donald and Alfredo Gloe. The class
of '07 gave their class song as the
last number of the we'll prepared pro-
gram. A very tempting two course
luncheon was then served. after
which the toasts were given Bernice
Alexander acting as most charming
toast mistress. Gene Virgins gave
toast to the Glass of 'G7. which was
responded to by Minnie Rudd. Ada
Hallowell then gave a Peep Into
the Future of the Alumni. in which
she predicted many noble deeds would
be done by its members. DR.. Gamma
way was unable to be present so his
subject The Trials of Husband"
was given to Prof. G. v. Whaley,
who waved that subject. but gave an
interesting and instructive toast. A
grand march was then formed by the
respective classes and was led by
Mrs. Geo. Davis. after which all
joinded in singing "God Be With
You. Till We Meet Again. The
evening was one of the utmost pleas
ure and all hope that next year many
more will be able to attend. Mrs.
. Geo. Davis. Otto Crandall of Omaha,
Prof. Il. v. Whaley of Corwith were
the out of town members present and
Mrs. G. V. Whaley. Mrs. j. B. Will
ey and Harry Robinson were the out
of town guests.
Melvin Graul went to Des Moines
Monday where he will attend summer
school taking studies in music and
electrical engineering.
The base ball game last Friday be-
' tween Denison and Dow City resulted
in a victory for our home team "a
fact which greatly surprised our boys.
Milford Sharp, who has been at
Pueblo. COL. for several months. re-
t turned home Friday.
Bernice Alexander. Mildred Wig
: gins and G.. v. Whaley went t.
Cedar Falls. Saturday to attend the
summer school. Ellen Goddard ex-
poets to leave for the same purpose
the last of the week.
Mrs. j. w. Graves is visiting with
: George Black and family at Fort
Dodge.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Virgins is quite i'll this week.
Jas. Riddle and wife of Creighton.
' Neb., came Sunday TO attend the fu-
neral of Robert Riddle. Jim return
: ed home Monday Mrs. Riddle. expect
ing to remain until after the Fourth,
t visiting relative.
Daisy Robinson and Coda Dow OF
Dow City and Miss Baughman of
Dunlap gave a piano recital at the M.
E. Church, Friday evening. they hav-
ing completed the course of music.
as given by Mrs. Prentiss of Dunlap.
Readings and vocal music helped tc
make the evening one of the most
enjoyable The girls are to be con-
graduated on their excellent playing.
Mrs. Prentiss presented them with
diplomas. and in her presentation
3 speech urged them to aspire for q
higher musical education.
The married men of the city have
organized club. but what the rules
e and by laws are-no one knows Ii
n will be called the 'tDuroc Club anc
2 all are looking forward to the first
: meeting which was held Tuesday
e evening. when the. mysteries will be
2 disclosed to all members by the or.
iginators of the club. Supper will
t also be served by H. A. Rudd.
J. The building belonging to Mr.
: Boonsall on the east side of MAR
h street has. been repapered and new
awning put up. They are putting il
s city water. after which it will be
d ready for occupancy for E. H. Can
dali.