The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-01-11

latter pleasant VlSlt Wltn tnelf WOtl
err, Mrs. AL Milligan.
w. H. Reeves went to Omaha Mon
day to open up jewelry store.
The Westminster Circle met or
Wednesday evening with Miss DeVeds
Mills.
The Philathean society met Tuesday
afternoon with Miss Jennie Woodland.
Arthur Barrow, who has been quite
sick is now on the road to recovery.
The Standard Bearers met Saturday
evening with Misses Marie and Ellen
Palmer. The following program was
given:
DevotionS Francis Kerr
| PRAYER ..........M Mrs. DR.. Draper
Our Sub. Her Field: Her Work =.
....... Pearle Woodland
Song ............. society
Paper, THE Next Thing ....
........M Mildred Robertson
Review of Chapter w of Standard
Bearers Book. ....... Clara Morgan
Duet. Cassie and Addie Sowles
Miss Hazel Dempster returned Tues
day to resume her school in Ricketts,.
The following wedding notice will be
Of interest to many here. Miss Helen is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c..
Ruby, who conducted the depot here a
few years ago. "On Wednesday, Dec.
2Sth, at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Ruby, Of this
city, their daughter, Helen, was mar:
ried to Mr. Harry |. Fife, of Corning,
Iowa. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. w. o. Harper, of this city. The
room was beautifully decorated with
white carnations, white chrysanthe-
NUNS and yellow tea roses. The flow
ers were very lovely and the brides
costume was in harmony, a yellow
crepe de chine. The Rubys are rep
resentative business people here and
during their short stay in Aurora have
made many friends. Mr.. Fife is the
son of prominent farmer near Corn
ing, Iowa. After the serving of a
parted for Chicago on their wedding
tour, accompanied by shower Of good
wishes and congratulations. They will
live on one of the farms belonging to
the groom's father and will be at home
after March 18th. We trust the future
life of the bride will be one of perfect |
harmony and that the groom will find |
that he has secured jewel of wife"
Aurora (Neb.) Register.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. B. Alfred and chill
dren, of this place, were present at the
Jesse Sutton, who has been assist
ing at Sutton Bros. drug store the past
season, has returned to his home at
S. V. Downs orchestra of Council
Bluffs, will give dance at the opera
lOuse Friday evening, Jan. 18th.
The Woman's Missionary society of
he Presbyterian church will hold a
tea at the home of Mrs. A.
4. Mcintosh Thursday, Jan. 18th. EV1- II
rybody cordially invited. At 2:30 the
GLOWING program will be given;
Voluntary.
lynn.
Devotional exercises, led by Rev. A.
M. Mcintosh.
lynn.
PAPER: '"The Greatest Need of the
Mission Field Today and How We
Might Help" .......... Mrs. Pease
Reading: THE Missionary Barrel
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. Alfred
luartett: Mesdames. Moore, Jackson,
Hird and Liggett.
Reading Observation-Disclosures Mrs. jain
New Years Resolution for Our So
ciety" ...............M Mrs. Cooper
lynn.
Roll Call: Current Events in Missions.
Duet: Mesdames w. N
Gaumer and Henry Kellogg.
leader Mrs. J. w. Calvin.
A silver Offering will be received.
A good time social will be held by
he Christian tndeavor Friday, Jan
9th in the Sunday school room Of the
Presbyterian church. Everyone cordial
y invited.
d. p. Robertson transacted business
n Charter Oak Tuesday.
The lodge rooms of the Golden Leaf
lodge, No. 595 A. F.. & A. NJ, were the
scene of a happy gathering Tuesday
hight, the occasion being joint in
stallation of the newly elected officers
If both lodges. Mrs. J. F. Carnahan
lad charge of the installation of the
Eastern Star officers. Following are
he officers installed: Mrs. Geo Dis
JURY, w. W., 1eTlIldll bOeck, w. f.,
Mrs. w. e. Draper, Assoc NJ; Mrs.
Cicero Morgan, Conductor; Mrs. j. A.
Mills, Assoc. Conductor; Mrs Aug.
Schnoor, Secretary; Mrs. Isaac Hird,
Treasurer; Mrs. j. F.. Carnahan, Adah;
Mrs. M. G. Sutton, Ruth; Mrs. C. S.
Dempster, Martha; Mrs. Herman
Boeck, Esther; Mrs. G. H. Baker,
E!ector; Mrs. VIM. BOeck, Chaplin;
Miss Bessie Gardner, Warder; j. p.
Barber, Sentinel. After the compile
lion of the installation of the o. e. S.
officers, T.. A. Jackson installed the
newly elected officers of Golden Leaf
lodge, who were as follows: G. H.
Baker, w. NJ; AL Milligan, S. w.; Her
man Boeck, J. W.; Isaac Hird, Treas.
NJ. G. Sutton, Sec; w. H. Brockelsby,
5. d.; Pete Johnson, J. D.: VIM. BOeck,
5. s.; Geo. Disburg, ]. S.; j. p. Barber,
Tyler. During the intermissiQns of the
business sessions girls quartet rem,
lered several very fine numbers. After
he work of the evening was completed
4 sumptuOus banquet was Dartaken of
and pleasant evening Of social con-
verse followed