The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-16
SOME SOCIAL NOTES.

e-. Wis. The table was beautifully
decorated with red roses and white
astors. red shade candles were also
used. The place cards were the ex-
quisite work of the hostess and were
decorated in red roses with very
graceful toast or sentiment on each
that the guests much enjoyed reading.
The dinner which was most sumptu-
GUS one was served in seven courses.
The first course was iced fruits and
was served in red rose cups which
gave an added touch of color and
brilliancy as the guests entered the
dining room. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Lally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philbrook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Gulick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Voss, Mesdames
Brown Jensen and Young and Mr..
SERVER and Mcmahon.
Misses Gulick and Server assisted
in serving.
On Friday afternoon Miss Hilda
Brodersen gave very delightful
afternoon party as compliment to
her visiting friend. Miss Towner, of
Corning. Iowa, daughter of Judge
Towner of Corning. About twenty
five young ladies enjoyed meeting
Miss .Towner and also enjoyed the
games and very delicious refreshments
served by the Misses Brodersen, Miss
Watterson of Sedalia, Mo-. who is
the guest of Miss Beatrice Lally was
the only out of town guest. On
Saturday morning Misses Brodersen
and Towner went to Shelby. Iowa,
to attend friends wedding.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Con-
ner entertained most delightfully."- in
honor of Mrs. Brown. About thirty
ladies were invited for the after
noon and they enjoyed most charm
ing visit. Mrs. Jensen gave one OF
her clever and always greatly APP
preciated readings and Mesdames
Boyle and Martin sang delightfully."-.
Mrs. Conner's refreshments were
served at small tables decorated with
astors and the cosy groups very much
enjoyed the delicious supper.
Mrs. DR.. Philprook will entertain
at Bridge this evening complimentary
to Mrs. Conner's house guests. On
Monday Mrs. C.. M. Jensen gave
bridge party as courtesy to Mrs.
Conner's guest. Mrs. Brown. Three
tables played pivot bridge and the
ladies having the highest score at
each table received a prize. the lucky
ladies were Mesdames Patterson,
Pfarr and Kelly while Mrs. DR.. Hart
received the first prize having the
most points to her credit. Mrs.
Jensen was assisted in serving very
nice supper by Mesdames Burch and
johnson. The ladi es enjoyed most
delightful afternoon with this fasci-
mating game.
On Sunday Mrs. DR.. Hart gave a
very delightful dinner to number of
the Charter Oak ladies. who like
herself now call Denison home. Mrs.
Hart was assisted by her daughter in
serving very nice dinner.
Monday night the d. A. K. chapter
gave brilliant opening to their
years club life by giving musical
at the Carnegie club room. The
room was very prettily decorated in
pink and white cosmus and the
atmosphere of the club room was
refreshingly cool making the condi-
lions for enjoyment of the evening
most attractive. Mr.. Barborka, who is
superb artist, gave the program,
playing with equal skill. the harp,
cello and violin. Miss Wright acting
as his sympathetic accompanies
The music was wonderfully fine and
held the listeners spell bound to the
end of the program. Very delicious
refreshments and social visit closed
this most enjoyable evening.
Penelope had very successful
meeting yesterday with Mrs. %. A.
Patterson as the charming hostess.
A number of invited guests as we'll as
large attendance of the club had a
very pleasant afternoon, the GOODNESS
of the day giving an added sense of
comfort. Astors and cosmus were
used for decorations and the supper
set high water mark for even a
Penelope supper. Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
Conner guest, was the only out of
town visitor. Mrs. Jensen and Mrs.
Mcmahon are the new members
elected to take the places of Mesdames
MeAhren and johnson. Mrs. Pfarr
will have the next meeting.
Mrs. J. Phil. Jones entertained the
+: ii. Club in royal style on Tuesday
afternoon. Among the invited guests
were Alesdames VanNess, Criswell
Goodrich, Pierce and Hays. Delicious
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