The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1911-11-29
SOCIAL NOTES.

The Denison Woman's club enjoyed
most interesting meeting Monday
Afternoon with an excellent program
on Greek mythology and the presenta-
ton OF some very beautiful and real
istic living statuary. The Goddess of
Love, Venus; Diana, the Huntress;
Flora, the Goddess OF Flowers; Ceres,
of Plenty; Pomona, Goddess of Fruits,
and Clio, of History, were. given and it
was decided that this should be re-
peated in the near future and it is
probable that the club will have a
guest night soon, when the living
statuary will be presented again after
the program. Miss Grace Meyers ten
deged most elegant luncheon to the
company present, which was greatly
|enjOyed by all.
Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon gave beauti-
full pink luncheon Thursday noon,
complimentary to Miss Olive Patter-
son. Covers were laid for twelve and
a delicious menu in four courses was
served.
On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Kuehnie gave beautiful pre-nuptial
dinner to sixteen ladies and gentle
men, honoring Miss Olive Patterson,
who left that evening for New York
City. where her marriage takes place
today. The table was beautifully dec
Grated with brides roses and ferns
and a most elaborate five-course din
ner served, after which bridge whist
was enjoyed until late hour.
A number c., Gail Carey's friends
perpetrated surprise on him last Fri
do nil fhn cSS hDiv tel ~
day. The evening was spent In the
usual happy way with good cheer and
good things to eat
Mrs G.. f. Kuehnle was q bridge
hostess Saturday afternoon to very
large party of ladies', complimentary
to Mrs. Evans, of Columbus, Neb. Sew
en- tables were arranged for the play
ers and a spirited game resulted In
Mrs. Ley capturing the prize for the
highest score Of the afternoon. After
the game q very elegant hye-course
dinner was served at two beautifully
appointed tables. A number of the
husbands were invited to dine at sew
en- o'clock. and they shared the ex-
.cellent menu and enjoyed an evening
OF bridge. The spacious Kuehnle
home is eminently fitted for the en-
PERTAINING of so large and elaborate a
party.
The Dix club met with Mrs Dr.
Brannon Saturday afternoon and, en-
joyed covered dish party. An un-
usually jolly time is reported.
Mrs. Ley entertained a number Of
friends at dinner Sunday at Hotel
DenisOn.
xtr To-
tiyities of the week, for On Saturday
afternoon three very enjoyable parties
were given to them. Adeline Eel
lows was hostess to a number Of little
friends and they enjoyed the after
noon playing party, like the. grown
ups, and succeeded In having jolly
good time. Warren Kemp celebrated
his birthday by having lovely party,
and his little friends had delightful
time and enjoyed the nice refresh
ments. The Baslaugh home was the
|scene Of another birthday party, when
the twin children gave their little
friends happy time.
The Penelope club enjoyed de-
lightful afternoon with Mrs. Gable
Tuesday. The time was spent with
Christmas fancy work, after which an
elegant two-ccurse luncheon was
served The club adjourned to meet
with Mrs. Ley in January, the date to
be set later.
DR. and Mrs. Philbrook charmingly
entertained large number Of their
friends at bridge Monday night, there
being five tables in all. After the
game dainty refreshments were served
and at a late hour the~guests depart
ed, expressing their delights with the
Evenings entertainment.
A farewell party was given at the
Presbyterian manse last Saturday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Glenn.
A great many of their friends were
present to bid them adieu and pre-
scented them with numerous tokens
of their esteem. At late, hour re-
freshments were served, after which
the guests departed, wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn much health and prosper
| ity in their new home at Chicago.