The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-01-06

A modelling contest resulted in the
of the prize by Mrs. r. A. |
Romans. Supper most delicious to
the palate and pleasing to the eye
was served at Mrs. Young's home.
The guests were served in the dining
room, MRS. Pfarr and Jensen and the
Misses Burch assisting the hostesses
in serving. Tho ladies had . most
successful afternoon is. the decided
opinion Of all their guests.
Friday. as the real boy diary would
put it dawned "brite and fair" and if
Gas goes the first day 80 goes all the
year" Denison will have a social
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlin gave an
elegant dinner, their guest being Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Kirkup, Mr.. Temple
Kirkup. Miss Beatrice Kirkup, Rev.
and Mrs.. Senseney and daughters.
Mr.. Charles Helsley and Miss May
Louis. The holiday colors were used
for decoration. Christmas bell with
green suspended over the dining room
table. Down the center Of the table
was runner decorated in holly, red
carnations with fruit and dainty
holly place cards were used also for
decorations. Dinner was served in
four courses and was a most delicious
and satisfying feast.
On Friday Miss Alice Romans was
hostess to the o. G. Club at the Hotel
Denison where very elegant New
Years dinner was greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. r. A. Romans also entertained
her house party at dinner at the same
place.
Mrs. Jensen bridged over the first
day of the year for party of twelve
friends, dinner being served at the
Merchants hotel. where a very ex-
cellent dinner was enjoyed. Red
carnations were the flowers used for
Mrs. Jenson's guests and the table
was most attractive. After dinner.
bridge was played for the afternoon
at Mrs. Jensen's home making a very
pleasant New Years day for the fol-
lowing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. o. A..
Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Nor
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. Philbrook, Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Mahoney and Miss
Gena Hart and Rowland Philbrook.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon had
the great pleasure of entertaining
seven of their family from Dunlap al
the Hotel Denison on NewYear's day.
They had most delightful reunion
and visit, the Mcmahon boys being
of course. the great attraction t.
grandparents and aunts and uncles.
Friday afternoon Miss Hazel Laul
gave one of the largest affairs of tn,
week. a reception in honor of he
cousin, Miss Junia Romans. Seventy
five ladies were present. among then
peing Miss Laub's house guests
Misses Volgt and Snow. Mrs. Ro
mans. Jr.. Mrs. Auracher and Mis-
I've Smith were among the out o
town guests. Mr.. Barborka dis
coursed the sweetest of music during
the afternoon. The guest of homo
Miss Junia Romans wore pale blu,
satin and looked exceedingly pretty
Green and white were used for tn,
color scheme and the favors were
tiny gauze bags of rice tied will
pink. A two course supper was serv
ed. Mrs. Laub being assisted in serv
ing snby Mesdames Gulick, Young, j.
B. Romans and H. C. Laub.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
Richardson gave very agreeable
and pleasant dinner to a party o.
friends. Mrs. Walsh of Carroll ant
son were the out of town guests.
Mrs. Martin pleased the company
very much by singing some lovely
sacred music.
On Saturday Miss Lydia Belle
Kuehnle gave an exquisite pink anc
white luncheon for the o. C. Club.
The polished table was dream Of
lovliness in its adornments of pink
shaded candles, lace doilies and
centerpieces. pink roses and carna.