The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-10-11

'pt0iui" manner. a very SOcla
tlhle was enjoyed by the ladies' and al
elegant suprer vas served by ths
hostess.
oh thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
SERVER invited g. number CT t.ei.
Il lrlencs to pass the evening at b1,:5-e
mere were enough present to make
TOUR tables. Dainty refreshments were
served early in the evening. afte,
WHICH the game was resumed with re-
he"ed vlgor, the result being many
large scores. Mrs. Littlefield and Miss
oarol Llttlefeld, of New York City
were the out of town guests.
s.
MIS-. Conner honored her house
guests, Mrs. Littlefeld and Miss Little
neld' OF New York City, by giving a
Drldge party for them Saturday after.
noon. Five tables We're arranged for
the game and a lively afternoon was
the result. At the close of the game
very dainty two-course luncheon was
served by the hostess, assisted by her
sister, Mrs. Ashby, of Fairmont, Neb.
MRS. Voss and Mrs. Johnson. Mrs,
Una Hopkins, of Pasadena. Cali, was
one OF the out of town guests.
Inc members of the Coterie club
were entertained by Mrs. Clara Norris
Friday afternoon and all enjoyed the
usual pleasant time proverbial with
this club. The refreshments were a
very important feature of this enjoy
able meeting, being very delicious and
daintily served.
| Complimentary to Mrs. Duncan, OF
Canada, Mrs. z. c. Chamberlin gave
Kensington Friday afternoon to a
large circle Of her numerous friends
The prettily gowned ladies and beau
tiful boquets of carnations made a
striking contrast to the efforts of the
weather man. Miss Meyers assisted
the hostess in serving delicious two.
course refreshments.
Miss Marion SERVER added to he1
laurels as charming hostess Satur
day afternoon, when she entertained
the Dix club in very elegant man
ner.
The D. A. RS We're entertained al
the Goodrich home in East Denison or
Monday evening. The committee ii
charge were: Miss Goodrich, Mrs.
c. Robinson, Sr. and Mrs. Crippen.
Mrs. Penney entertained the Shakes
peaare club Monday evening.
On Monday afternoon Mrs. b. c
Chamberlin gave second Kensington
entertaining in the same delightful
manner as on Friday. Mrs. Chamber
lin is a charming hostess, being i'm
partial to the host of friends whom SHE
so cordially invites to her pleasan
home.
On Tuesday evening the ladies o
the City Federation opened the an
nual convention of the Tenth Distric
of Woman's clubs with pleasing re
ception to the visiting delegates ant
friends. After becoming acquainted
with the distinguished guests all re
paired to the club room of the Carnegie
library building. where all the sessions
of the convention were held.
A pleasing program was provided
by the entertainment committee az
follows:
Piano Solo, Selected $3.50. Miss Laul
Harp Solo ............ Mr.. Barborks
Vocal Solo ....... Mrs. B. J. Sibber
Kitchen Orchestra ....... s. S. Clut
Whistling Solo Miss Garnet Norman
The numbers were greatly appreci
ated by the large audience and eacf
encored to the echo, while the kitchen
orchestra, with it's unique and comedy
features, fairly brought down the
house.
At the close of the program light
refreshments were served and all ad
journed until Wednesday morning al
8 o'clock, when the business session
opened. The committee on decoration
deserve special mention for the ar
tistic and beautiful arrangement. The
club room has been beautifully decor
ated on many occasions, but this GER
tainly was the climax of ingenuity and
skill. All commented on the beau
tiful effect produced.
Mrs. George Heston leaves tomor-
row for Los Angeles, Cali, where she
will spend the winter.
Trinity Guild Tea room will meet