The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-09
Social Notes file Week.

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Social Notes Of the Week.
The P. E. o s had jolly all day
meeting at the Gulick home on Friday.
! Mesdames Pfarr and Lauh assisted
Mrs. Gulick IN serving bountiful
dinner at noon. after with the usual
business session was held.
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1 Mrs. L. N Baer will entertain the
F. H. Club at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. Sprecher. on Wednes-
day afternoon.
4 Miss Agnes Kings music class
gave recital ut the Presbyterian
church Saturday evening which re-
flected much credit on both teacher
and pupils.
M. and Mrs. C. F. Kuehnle enter
tanned large company at cards on
Thursday evening. The house was
profusely decorated with cut flowers
and ferns. the third story being es-
pecially arranged for the fascinating
games of Bridge. The high score
prizes. brass book rack and card
case containing cards were won by
Mrs. Ferguson and Mr.. S G. Wright.
Refreshments were served from two
beautifully appointed tables on the
first floor making delightful ending
for very pleasant evening.
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Coffee Club was entertained by
Mrs. Bamford -on Thursday. The
usual good time which ckaracterizes
all the meetings of this club was en-
joyed. The hostess assisted by her
daughter, Miss Fanchon, served an ex-
cellent three course supper at the con-
clusion of the afternoon. Mesdames
voss and Ferguson were outside
guests.
The Teacher y Club met with Mics
Willetta Strahan Saturday afternoon
an in unusually pleasant session.
The Misses Rose Clark and Schrupp
assisted the hostess in serving de-
licious supper at six o'clock.
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Mrs. Rex Wright entertained at
six O'Clock dinner on Monday evening
with game Of Bridge to follow.
The affair was in the nature Of sur
prise to Mr.. Wright and was gem
uine success. The menu which was
served in four courses was perfect in
every detail and the evenings enter
tainment was one Of the pleasantest
on the weeks social calendar.
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The annual baI quet Of the Denison
Woman Club which was held We'd
nesday evening. Feb. End, at the
Carnegie Club room proved to be one
Of the pleasantest affairs in the his
tory Of that organization. The dec
orations were Of yellow and white and
the club flower, the yellow rose. was
everywhere in evidence. The BAN
quet which was the perfection of the
culinary art was provided by Mrs
Siletto and was served by bevy of
charming young ladies in. q very skill
full manner. During the serving Miss
Ethel Cnamberlin furnished several
delightful musical numbers on the
Victorola. The program which was
opened by Mrs. shawvan as toast
mistress, who presided with great
credit to herself and much pleasure to
her audience. The president well
coined the guests in a very cordial
and pleasing manner, after which the
following toasts were given:
"The Joy of Life''-Mrs. G. M.
Jensen.
:. Woman's Worth and Worthless
ness DIR. Pllmpton.
Mere Man. Mre. j. b. Romans.
s'The Gift Of Influence Mr.. R.
A. Romans.
Denle0n as winner RESORT
Mr.. Helsley.
"What Know About This Club
John Ainsworth.
Asnumber Of very beautiful musical
selections were interspersed with this
part Of the prog ram making it all
the more acceptable. The hearty
applause which was given each
speaker showed that their efforts
were greatly appreciated. The
Denison Woman's Club may con-
graduate themselves upon having
achieved another splendid success IN
this their eighth anniversary cele-
bration.
Mr. and Mts. Voss gave dinner
tn n n,lrnher nf THAR friends on