The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30
SOME SOCIAL NOTES.
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"All-cheering plenty. with her flowing horn.
Leads yellow Autumn wreathed with nodding
corn.
| Bridge and dinners, dinners and
bridge, with club. now and then
sandwiched in for good measure
made last week an interesting one
socially.
Mrs. Jensen gave very pretty
dinner on Wednesday as compliment
to her sisters guest, Mr.. Darragh.
Mrs. Jensen served very fine menu
which was much enjoyed and followed
it up with bridge which made the cup
of the bridge players run over with
pleasure.
On Thursday MIR. and Mrs. C. l..
Voss entertained at dinner COM
plimentry to Judge and Mrs. Conner
and Mr.. Darragh. The dinner was
marked by the cleverness that dis
tinguishes Mrs. Voss in her entertain
ing. both in menu and decorations.
Go Rose. since you must;
ClOWeEleSS ana chill tnc WINTER uraWelH HlSI.
Cherries we take way. but not afraid;
Will there not be more roses-by and by?
Thursday afternoon the charming
young matrons who compose the
Coterie Club had happy meeting at
the home of Mrs. Chester Lyman.
A game, the answers to which were
magazines was played. Mrs. Fergu-
son captured the prize, souvenir
spoon. Mrs. Lyman's supper con-
sisted of two courses and was very
excellent one. Mrs Barber of Char
ter Oak was present and invited the
Coterie in which she still retains her
membership to meet with her in
Charter Oak next Thursday.
On Thursday Mrs. Caswell was
hostess at bridge party and the
ladies spent a very charming after
noon. The high score was held by
Mrs. D. O. johnson and she received
as a prize two cut glass salt cellars.
Mrs. Caswell was assisted in serving
her dainty supper by her sister, Miss
Clark.
" The festive oyster is elbowing the
spring chicken into retirement where
n he can think of the chicken pie sea.
son as the size increases
Mrs. Gulick and Miss Gulick enter
J.. tanned at dinner Saturday night com
- plimentry to Mr.. Darragh o.
- Michigan and Mr.. and Mrs. Conner
- A beautiful table, elegant menu anc
:. delightful social intercourse made
- this dinner memorable to the guests
is On Saturday the Teachers Unior
n met with Miss Fannie Hayes. The
n city teachers have done very grace
D. full and sisterly act in inviting the
t. college teachers to join them. The
at new teachers were initiated in tn.
he Union mysteries with great eclat.
tn Old stunts and new were provided
to and the welkin (what ever that ma.
he be) rang with laughter. and fun ant
3 Fanny seemed synonymous. Re-
8. freshments were served as finishing
ds touch.
Love on through all ills and love on till they die
ut
. All the world loves lover an.
nv "Mark and Lucy as they are known
nd have stayed in love five and twent
X years. For our part we do not won
M der at it for their friends feel tn
vs same way about them themselves
" A large company gathered at thu
Of home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Jone
n to help them celebrate their 25tl
I'd wedding day. The party was yer
lie happy surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Jone
nd who had been spending the day il
Dunlap and returned to find their HON
invaded and the capturers in full pos
session of the place. The full &C
:, count appears elsewhere but we wan
in to add our tribute to these dear ane
~ honored friends.
ed Saturday evening Judge Come
as gave stay party as compliment
If and farwell to his visitor, Mr.. Oar
ragh, of Michigan. Bridge whis
nd was played at four tables, Mrs. Pat
IS. terson and Mrs. Philbrook takin
on turns in playing to fill the place O
Ii Judge Powers who was called to hi