The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-13
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A surprise party was rendered
Mrs. John Rabe by her friends on
April 18th, the occasion being her 31st
They report q most en-
joyable time. Those present we're
Mesdames Kimball. Barto, Wells.
Meyer. Petersen, Bartels. Fatchild,
Adams. Lee, Hutch, Bond. Quade.
Schemm. Rabe. and the Misses Emma
Welle, Lille Quade, Rosa Peters and
Freda Bartele.
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The Klatter Klub met on Tuesday
evening with Miss Helen Burch. De.
licious refreshments were served and
they report kavinR : most enjoyable
time. There were four invited guests.
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A number Of Denison young ladies'
held q "beef steak fry, ut Norris
Grove on Tuesday evening.
The local Rebekah lodge entertain
ed the Dunlap lodge on Tuesday night
in their new hall at which time FIVE
candidates were initiated, the visiting
staff doing the work. The Dunlap
team are said to be the one Of the
finest in the state and they surely
sustained their reputation. After the
regular session q social MAS held
with dainty refreshments to add to
the pleasure Of the occasion. Over
sixty guests were present beside the
members OF the, local lodge and
altogether the event was one of great
Importance in lodge circles.
So
Mrs. Gulick entertained Penelope
on Tuesday in her usual hospltable
manner. Pink carnations and apple
blossoms were used for decorations
and most delicious supper was serv-
ed with tbs Misses Meyers and Strain
assisting the hostess. Twelve guests
were present TO enjoy the occasion.
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We are informed that the Com
mittee Of 100 will give banquet at
the Hotel Denlson on Thursday even-
iog,, April 21st. at 8 80 o'clock .. m.
Tickets Soc. A general invitation is
extended to all. The purpose of the
banquet is to start subscription for
. permanent gymnasium in Denise n
where our boys can spend their even
ings. Tickets will be sold at any Of
the banks in Denison or may be had
Of Mr.. Saul. w. E. Terry or Jacob
Sims. Everyone buy ticket end
help the boys to get their gymnasium.
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At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Presbyterian church on
March l6, 1910. at the home Of Mrs.
]. B. Lyon. the annual election Of
officers took place. Mrs. DR.. Holmes
was elected, unanimously for Presi-
dent. Mrs. Addie Friend for vice.
president, Mrs. Slavery for secretary
and Miss Snouffer for treasurer. AT
this meeting it was decided to meet
only once month. the meeting to be
held on the third Wednesday Of each
month. The next meeting will be
held Wednesday, April Goth. at the
home Of Mrs. Fellows. Twenty five
cent supper will be served ct Eve
O'Clock. Everyone invited.
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TIE Shakespeare Club was enter
tanned at the hospitable home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Carl F. Kuehnle on Nom
day evening by Mrs. Ainsworth
10 the spacious drawing ana dining
rooms were placed large and small
tables. dainty and attractive in snowy
linen, cut flowers and delicate china.
Mrs. Seweli, president Of the club
occupied the seat Of honor at the head
table in the drawing room. Mrs.
Sims, president Of the Current Events
Club occupying the same position
within the dining room. After deli-
cious refreshments were served such
as only the Kuehnle home are noted
for, the members Of the club and their
friends assembled In the drawing room
to listen to carefully prepared pro-.
gram. Very pleasing musical selec.
tions were given by Miss Kleespie
and Mrs. Lou Martin. A reading by
Mrs. Armstrong, also q Shakespearian
parody by Mrs. Penny which was very
much enjoyed. The lesson OF the
evening. 1.-THE Winters Tale" was
then taken mn. read and iliscusaed