The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-06-07
EAST BOYER.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Heiden were en-
tertained at the home of the latter's
parents, VIM. Lueth and wife, neal
Manila. .-.
Mrs. Claus kuhl returned to hel
home near Manila after spending sew
eral days with Theo. Kuhl and family
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the dance in Manila last
Wednesday evening.
Gus Holden visited at the Charley
Heiden home Sunday.
Theo. kuhl and Willie Helms were
business visitors at the Fred Schroed
er home Monday.
Hearm Helms and wife were county
seat callers Monday.
Miss Clara Hill is assisting Miss
Mary Lochmiller with homework fol
several weeks.
Rudolph Klink and family spent Sun
day with the John Andersen family.
Alma Helm spent the past week with
Mrs. Theo. Kuhl.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schneider, Sr
were guests of l.. H. Mundt and family
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hamann were
guests at the Theo. Kuhl home last
"Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Halloran and children re
turned to Denison Tuesday, after
spending several weeks with relatives
in this vicinity. s -,
Social Gossip from Nations Capital
Washington,-Wa society i:
indignant at its arrangement as Sab
bath aggregation by the Presbyterian
General assembly in session at Allan
tic City. While it is admitted there i!
more or less Sunday entertaining il
| Washington, it is not to be blamed
either on official or social Washington
which it is claimed is as close in it,
Sabbath observance as is the societ.
element in any city OF the union.
Sunday entertaining has become
feature in Washington society of lat
years-in fact, since the new centur.
began. The foreigners who came a.
members of the diplomatic corps in
troduced it, They were followed an
helped by New Workers who hay
taken up their residence in Washing
ton for the social season.
Sunday festivities are not indulge,
in by the official and resident set il
Washington as a rule. True there 81,
some of both, as there are in all circles
who have exercised their individual
tastes, but as a class the officials ere
churchgoing conservative class
They hold to the teachings OF their an
cestors and observe Sunday as da.
OF church-going and rest rom ever
the eXertion of pleasure seeking.
The president and Mrs. Taft, as wei
as all their predecessors, arc of tn
same mind The vice president an
Mrs. Sherman are among those whs
never accept or extend Sunday invit
atoms, nor do the other members 0
the cabinet and their wives.
The speaker of the house Of repres
entatives and Mrs. Champ Clark arT
also of this class, as are General JOIN
w. Foster former secretary of STAT,
and former special invoy 10 China ant
Mexico, and his family, to chief justice
and Mrs. Edward D. White, Justice
and Mrs. Harlan, Justice and Mrs. NJ,
Kenna, former Senator and Mrs. Aid
rich, former Representative and Mrs
J. Van Vechten Olcott Of New York
General and Mrs. Marshall, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, Mrs. Lei
ter, Mrs. John Hay, nr a,.d Mrs. T.. X
Goldborough, Rear Admiral and Mrs
Schley and Rear Admiral and Mrs
Craig. The list might be extended in
definitely
Washington society feels, there
fore, that ii has not been fairly treat
led, and the general assembly should
make amends.