The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-06-29
SOCIAL NOTES.

That the last is by no means tn,
least" was we'll proven by the Pene
lope meeting at Mrs. j. w. McAhren's
on Tuesday. The house was prettily
decorated with sweet peas, nastur
tians and carnations. The hostess had
provided a most sumptous supper, the
piece de resistance" Of which was
individual spring chicken pies. Mrs
Dunbar. Mrs. Maud McAhren and Miss
Myrtle McAhren served the supper al
small tables scattered throughout the
rooms and on the south porch. A
number Of guests were present to add
to the enjoyment of the occasion.
This will be the last Penelope until
fall.
Miss Anna Mccarthy entertained q
large party of little folks on Satur.
day afternoon in honor Of her little
guest, Miss Hazel Hill. OF Monroe,
Neb. After a number Of interesting
games the little folks were served
with splendid six o'clock dinner, Just
like grown-ups. The climax to the
happy afternoon was following con
fetti path to find the favors which
we're hidden in large box in re-
mote corner Of the lawn.
The F. H. Club were entertained BY
MrS. ]. w. Baker on Thursday. In
spite Of the warm weather the ladies'
enjoyed the session Immensely. Miss
Mildred Bowen, Miss Sneckcloth and
Miss Florence Baker served de-
ltcious three-course supper as q pleas
ant finale to the afternoons program.
Miss Miller and Mrs. Whelphy, Of
Hampshire. Ill, we're welcome guests
on this occasion.
One Of the largest affairs Of the
week was the party given by Mes
danes Jones. Wagner and Miss Mey-
iers on Friday. California peoples,
sweet peas and institutions were ev-
erywhere in evidence and the heat Of
the afternoon was quite forgotten
amid the pleasant surroundings. Miss
Ethel Gulick presided over the punch
bowl In the reception hall and she
also favored the company with a. cou-
pie Of pleasing vocal selections later
in the afternoon. Mrs. j. b. Romans
and Mrs. Jensen each gave readings,
which were heartily appreciated. A
delicious two-course lunch concluded
the afternoons pleasure. Mrs. Geo.
Jones, Mrs. A. L. Dean. Of Rockwell
City. and Miss Nichol, Of Burmah,
were out of town guests.
The supper given by the Presby.
terrain ladies on the lawn at the Sears
McHenry home was q decided success
both socially and financially. These
gatherings are to be held once 4
month aid It Is hoped all will be a
enjoyable as this one.
About thirty little friends we're in
vited to help celebrate the birthday
anniversary Of Master Billie Flynn
on Saturday. 1t was q jolly affair
replete with all the good things that
make little folks happy. The small
host was the recipient of many pretty
membranes from his young friends
Miss Nora Kinney and Miss Helen Ma
lone deserve much credit for the at
ternoon's pleasure.
Mrs. Chris Kemming entertained the
Coffee club in most royal manner OF
Tuesday. On account of her goint
away, Mrs. r. A. Romans was the hon
ored guest Of the afternoon. Mrs
Kemming presented each of the ladie
with beautiful fancy apron Of he
own dainty designing. An elaborat,
dinner was served at six o'clock, tn,
place cards being old photos Of Thu
club members disguised by gorgeous
costumes. Altogether this was one 0
the Coffee clubs most happy meetings
Mrs. w. T. Wright will entertain a
dinner tonight in honor of Mr.. an
Mrs. R. A. Romans.
A pretty party was given O
the lawn at the McHenry residence
Tuesday night, in honor of Miss Bet
Romans, who leaves for her ney
home in Aberdeen on the fifteenth
inst A number of clever amusement
were provided and splendid luncl
served. About twenty-five guests wer
present.