The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-02
SOME SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. MI. Hunt Las had very pleas
ant gatherings at his home. the first
of the week. His cousins from Wash
ington, D. c., Mrs. C. w. Ferris,
and Miss E. Hunt. Mrs. Winter. of
Hubbell, Neb. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hass. O.. Dunlap. were there.
On last Friday evening Miss Grace
Sclumberger entertained in honor of
Miss Grace Bamford, who leaves this
week for Colorado. The party was
exceedingly novel in that the girls
came geared up in every conceivable
fashion. There was Happy Hooli-
gan" belated newsboy, an organ
grinder. an Irish biddy, a servant
girl. directorie gown. and several
other costumes. The hostess herself
appeared as a French dude and kept
the company lively. Two amusing
games were enjoyed in which Mrs.
Addie Friend captured both first
prizes and Misses Burch and Kelly the
consolation prizes. Later in the
evening, Mrs. Friend (who acted as
a Happy'') and Miss Clara Strain
assisted the French dude in serving
delicious repast. Just before the
iparty broke up Mr.. Ferguson took a.
flash light of the bedeckea young
ladies who departed at late hour de-
claring that they had the time of
their lives.
| Wednesday afternoon Mrs. George
Naeve gave very delightful party
as compliment to Mrs. E. Lies. A
very pretty little flower game was
played in which Mrs. C. M. Jensen
bore off the prize. A very elegant
repast was served. some of the guests
being served in the dining room where
the covers were laid upon exquisite
dainty lace on the polished table with
pink and white astors. The remain
der of the guests were seated at small
tables. the flowers for these
tables being purple and white astors.
Mr.. Barborka entertained the
ladies with his harp during the supper
hour and his beautiful playing added
much to the ladies' enjoyment. Mrs.
Lies was one of Denison's most popu.
}. lar girls and it is genuine pleasure
to our people to have her and her
! husband with us again. Mrs.
Naeve was assisted in serving anc
entertaining by her daughter. The
party was an exceedingly pleasan
and social one in every way
: Wednesday the D. A. r. chapte
3 gave very lovely evening party a
e farewell appreciation to an honoret
3 member, Mrs. U. G. johnson. Mrs
!, S. G. Wright. who is regent of tn,
: chapter presented Mrs. Johnson will
d. A. r. spoon. Mrs. Wright's ad
: dress followed the line of the ritua
s used by the chapter and was boti
a original and impressive. Mrs. John
o son gave very beautiful response
The reception was given at the hospit
able home of two of the member
: Mesdames Jones and Wagner and the.
, did everything to make the evening
one to be long remembered. Ligh
refreshments were served by the d
A. r. committee.
: On Friday host of friends 0
t Mrs. Scott Wheeler gathered at tn
home of Mrs. George Richardson an
1 spent very pleasant afternoon visit
: ing with the warmhearted popula
4 guest of honor. AS a token of tn
; love and esteem in which Mrs
Wheeler is held the ladies, through
! Mrs. DePree, presented Mrs. Wheele
;, with very handsome spoon. Mrs
= De Pree made very charming pre-
:, sentation speech. Mesdames Hamil
: ton and Martin and Miss Hazel Mas
delighted the ladies with some excel
? lent music Mrs. Richardson's hospit
: atty was displayed in the serving o
very nice refreshments az the after
;. Moons climax.
LOST-A white kntt shawl. betwee
Denison and Eve Mile House on th
. Ridge Road. RffnD return to ME-
Ia. E. Keple.