The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-07-08
Mrs. Alice Diebert made Fourth
of July visit to her home in Omaha.

Mrs. Alice Diebert made Fourth
of July visit to her home in Omaha.
Among our new advertisements
this week is that of l. f.. Lorenzen.
the young German harness maker over
on Broadway not far from the Mel
son hotel. He is doing his own work
on harness and repairing and is ready.
so he says, to sell merchandise and
repair at the lowest prices.
Miss Ethel Gulick gave a party
Friday afternoon as q compliment to
Miss Harger. of WARSAW. Wis, Six
teen Young ladies enjoyed very
pleasant afternoon with games and
much enjoyed music Miss Gulick and
her mother served very nice two
course refreshments.
We are in receipt of letter APP
preciative of the Review from Mrs.
j. C. Mengis. who went from kiron
to Otheliu, Washington, not MANY
months ago. She says that the
season has been unusually dry in her
vicinity and the wheat crop will be
d failure. Iowa could we'll spare
some of its rains for the people out
in Washington.
Mrs. Sarah Chesney arrived last
week from her home in Nebraska. ac-
companied by her boy of six years
old. Her friends we'll remember that
she recently lost her husband. She
will have her home for a time with
her sister, Mrs. Randall. Mrs.
Chesney is now assisting in the store
of her brother, Mr.. George Menegh
We know her many warm friends viii
be glad she is where they can call in
and see her.
Mrs. P w. Harding gave yer.
elaborate reception Wednesday witt
4 Mrs. Green, of Audubon. as tn
guest of the afternoon One pleasan
feature of the reception was the mum
a U6I VI OUL VI lOWH S0SSSo. IiClIp
of Mrs. Harding were here from Doy
II City. Charter Oak and Arion. Tn
house was beautifully decorated i
| flags, bunting and flowers. A re
white and blue center piece of flower
with tiny cannon and flags wer
used for the dining room table
Flags were the afternoon favcrs
] Very nice light refreshments we,
served Mrs. Harding's guests four
the guest of honor. Mrs. Green.
very charming woman and the after
noon was very pleasantly passed.
MIR. and Mrs. Otto Patterson wei
hosts at dinner on Thursday ar
Friday of last week. The dime
was patriotic in character and til
decorations used clererly conceive
and brilliantly carried out. The Gel
ter decorations consisted of red ar
white geraniums with bachelor bu
tons for the blue to complete the col,
scheme. bands of red. white and bit
ribbon upon which were laid gulde
stars. Candles with red shades wei
also used. The favors were tir
drums filled with bon bons. I'll
place cards had tiny fire crackers he
in place by red. white ard blue Ri
bon. conundrums were placed in fl
crackers and each one was approprIa
to the Fourth of July time. Dime
| which was masterpiece of culinal
skill, was served in seven course
each one being perfect of it's kin,
On Thursday night the guests we
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Romans. Vos
Ferguson, Richardson and Mrs. Pc
klns. Mr.. kuehnle and MIR. McMaho
After dinner, games were played al
social evening enjoyed. Frids
evening bridge was played, the CUES
being Judge and Mrs. Conner. M
and Mrs. Casweli, Mr.. and Mr.
Gebert, DR.. and Mrs. Philbrool
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. McAhren, M
| SERVER and Mrs Ashhy of Fai