The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-10-21
SOME SOCIAL NOTES.

Mesdames Thew, Crippen and L.
Romans gave large reception. Thurs.
day |, a. the home of Mrs. Romans.
1t was a lovely day and the house
was thronged during the visiting
hours. Carnations and roses were
used for flowers, the table was very
attractive. in lavender and white. the
refreshments favors being lavender
bows. The refreshments were serv-
ed in two courses, the Misses Romans.
Marshall and McWil,iams assisting
in serving. Mrs Thew's departure
is a source of much regret to her
riends who will miss her greatly.
The Womans' Club sent a large
delegation to Logan to the district
meeting of the Womans' Clubs. Mrs.
Cochran, president. and Mrs. Jensen
werea the regular delegates. Mes
danes Burch, Kirkup. j. B. Romans.
Norris. R. A. Romans and Brodersen
also went and all were royalty enter
tanned On Monday Mrs. Jensen
gave a fine report to the Womans
Club and received vote of thanks.
Mrs. Or. McConnaughey entertain
ed Cotcrie and a number of invited
guests on WEDNESDAY. Her refresh
ments were very nice and she was as
sisted in serving by Miss Ethel Gulick
op5 M;ce por,;oo Osb,rpo
The S. S. Club had an excellent
supper Tuesday night, Miss May Hay
es being chairman Of the menu. The
S. S. quartette consisting of Misses
Gulick, Romans, Raine and Lally had
charge of the entire program and it
was a musical gem of the first water.
FOR SALE-A forty acre farm,
we'll improved. Two miles east of
Denison. Enquire at this office. 43-2tpd
Miss Abbie McHenry returned on
Monday from Chicago where she has
been visiting friends for the past
three weeks.
The kind they are all buying now
is Morning Glory. Best flour any
where for the money. $3.50 per sack.
j. B. Lyon.
Mr.. j. H. Kelley left for his home
in Emmetsberg on Sunday, where he
will make a short visit before going
to Washing ton.
A baby girl was born on Tuesday
night to Mrs. Arvella Lockwood, who
is residing with her sister. Mrs. Tup-
er, on West Railroad avenue.
Plan to let US handle your SUBJ
scriptions for newspapers and maya
zines this year. We can make you
combination offers at the Book Store.
DR.. Hogle, who was principal of
the Vail schools many years ago. was
in the city this week visiting at the
A. l.. Strong home. He is now
ranching it out in Nebraska.
The Sylvan chapter of the O. E. s.
held lodge of memorial exercises at
their hall on Sunday af ernoon. TIE
meeting was we'll attended there be-
| ing number present from other chap
tiers.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mundt of
| Schleswig and their bright little baby
| boy were Denison visitors today.
They had the baby's picture taken
and Mrs. Mundt has decided to have
f: the photo enlarged on one of the
pillow tops offered by the Review.
lie will make pretty souvenir
| Mrs. A. d. Molony is very sick.
Her daughters. Mrs Marshall of
| Charter Oak and Mrs Phean of
Omaha, are here assisting Mrs. John
son and Mrs. Mahoney in caring for
their mother Mrs. Molony is one of
the dear. sanity women of our con-
munity and the hearts Of all are with
her and are hoping for her recovery.
The judges in Bartcher Bros. CON
test had quite a hunt to find the win
ners. There were several hundred
answers, but only five answered all
the conditions. Mrs !. o. Orem
was awarded first prize, a piano pur-
chase check for Sl25 Miss Emma
Kalb was second, receiving piano
purchase check for S1l5. while Bes-
sic Mcclellan was made happy with
third prize getting a fine 500 organ.
Ninety other contestants also receiv-
ed valuable prizes.