The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-06
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Az . fitting close to u month which
has certainly surpassed all others Of
the year in beautiful days and enjoy
able nights, came the banquet on last
Wednesday evening when members Of
the Current Events Club ana guests.
to- the number If seventy three,
gathered to celebrate in the month Of
March the anniversary of the begin
ming Of it's existence. Officers Of the
club formed reception committee
and coon after seven o'clock the COM
pany entered ths banquet room to the
music of the Norwegian Wedding
March. No decorations could have
more effectively harmonized with the
iloveliness of tho season than did the
green and white. the club colors,
which formed the whole color scheme
and which in the hands Of the dec
Grating committee with Mrs. Bollen
as chairman, and the table committee
led by Mrs. Mcmahon. were most
gracefully used in festoons and draper
les. candle shades. ferns and carna-
tions, while the touch Of the Easter
time WAS given in the egg shaped bon
bon dishes which served a. most at
tractive souvenirs. A pretty march
of the young daughters Of the club,
who acted as mattresses. prepared
the way for the enjoyment Of de-
licious repast in which the color
scheme was pleasantly evident,
Having thoroughly shown their ap-
probation of the menu the guests as
sumed that attitude Of expectancy
which comes naturally to those who
have become accustomed to what a
Denison club can do in mental az
we'll as physical entertainment. and
having been assured of their hearty
welcome in short address by the
president, Mrs. Sims. Mrs. j. B.
Romans, toastmistress. treated the
audience to the following delightful
program of music and toasts, embel-
lished by her own happy introductions:
Piano Solo Mrs. McMshon.
Toast, "Our Admirers" Mrs.
Penny.
Song, 'carmena'' MRS. Mccon-
naughy.
Toast. "Ihe Babies. God Bless
Them Mr.. Mcmahon.
Toast, "Our Civic improvements
Mr.. Chas. Meyers.
Music, ITO the Spring. "Io
Ia Water LiIy''-M Miss Senssny.
Toast. Club-itis' Prof. Fellows.
Quartette, Good Night Serenade'
H-Messrs. McConnaughy. Friend.
Kahler, Carpenter.
Toast, "Bon Voyage" Mrs. Jen-
sen.
I A most delightful dinner was given
last Thursday evening by Mrs. Nc
Andrews to the senior class Of the
High School Of which her daughter.
Elsie, is member, and including
also the members Of the faculty.
About thirty-five guests were seated
at tables which were decorated with
the class colors, green and white.
the same scneme being carried out
in the menu of the delicious four
course repast, in the place cards Of
green cardboard with white lettering
and in the souvenirs, tiny fans in
green and whits wrappings. An in
tellectual program was enjoyed both
during the progress Of the dinner and
in the delightful hour following. in
Guiding An address by Prof. Fellows.
merry stories, jokes etc. Such Q
happy evening adds greatly to the
pleasure of this senior class and will
be one Of the events Of joyful recol-
lection in The future
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Mrs. Sarah Kimtall was given q
surprise party and post card shower
on her birthday, March 80. 1910, a
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Matt
Wells. Grandma nimball wae
eighty mine years old and received
nearly $50 cards from relatives and
friends. The guests were Mrs. John
Williamson and children Of Dow City,
Aesdames G. Lundgren, Henry
Schwenn. ". J. Hultsch. John Rabe.
DERRICK Rabe. Sophia Nordholm.
Seymour Bond, w. NJ. Savory, G. E.
Lee. The ladies had prepared and
brought delicious luncheon which
was served at FIVE o'clock. after which