The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-01-03
SOCIAL NOTES.

This was a pleasant reunion OF the
young ladies from the different
schools and a very pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed by all.
| On Thursday evening the members
of the Episcopal Sunday school en-
| joyed their Christmas tree in the
church. A pleasant program and hol-
iday goodies made pleasant evening
| for all.
Mrs. Milton McAhren entertained
at prettily appointed dinner Thurs
day evening, complimentary to DR..
and Mrs. McAhren, of Des Moines.
Covers were laid for ten and an ele-
giant menu served.
Miss Ruth Silletto entertained
twelve of her little friends at birth
day party Friday afternoon. The lit
tie girls all took their dolls with them
and had jolly time. Very elegant
refreshments were served at one long
beautifully decorated table in the
dining room.
One of the pleasantest events of
the holiday week was the dancing
party given by Miss Lydia Belle
Kuehnle Friday evening. The ball
room was tastefully decorated, the
music excellent and it was we'll into
the next day before the reluctant
guests departed for their homes At
midnight very elaborate supper was
served in the dining and living rooms.
The company included the college
girls and boys who enjoy dancing,
while the following guests from out
of town added greatly to the pleasure
of the affair: Miss Katharine Vail,
of Philadelphia; Miss Nita Dunn, of
Lincoln, Neb.; Messrs. North and
Carroll Evans, Columbus, Neb., and
Robert Romans, Aberdeen, S. D.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Ralph
Norris very delightfully."- entertained
at a Kensington, complimentary to
Mrs. Willard McAhren, of Des Moines
Mrs. McAhren's friends were delight
ed with this opportunity to visit with
her Late in the afternoon very ele
giant refreshments were served by
the hostess, assisted by Miss Myrtle
and Mrs. Milton McAhren.
On Saturday evening Mrs. Milton
McAhren entertained a number of
friends, complimentary to Miss Anna
Swan, of Indianola who has been the
guest of Miss Hazel Laub the past
week.
Good cheer seemed 10 abound on
New Years day. A good many ele-
CANT dinners were given, only few
of which we were able to report. Mr..
and Mrs. kuehnle royalty entertained
number of friends, covers being
laid for ten. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
had all OF the relatives and it was a
happy crowd that gathered around
their hospitable table. DR.. and Mrs.
Robinson laid covers for twelve and
all enjoyed the good dinner and cor
dial hospitality. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce
entertained a few of their oldtime
friends at a fine dinner.
A number of young ladies started
leap year right by giving a dance at
the opera house Monday afternoon to
their gentlemen friends. A fine time
is reported.
The S. S. club had jolly meeting
at the club room Tuesday evening.
Miss Senseney was chairman of the
committee.
Miss Grace Meyers is entertaining
number of friends this afternoon.
Mrs. Ferguson will entertain the
Coffee club Thursday afternoon.
An elegant New Years party was
given by Miss Magdalina Rachwitz
Monday evening, when she enter
tanned the members of the class of
1911. A perfectly grand time was en-
joyed and at late hour a veritable
| III tuC SuOlSSoI W as
served in four courses. Miss Rach
WITT is an ideal hostess and hel
parties are much enjoyed by her nu
merous friends.
Clara Curry entertained about thirty
friends at watch party New Years
eve. The rooms were beautifully
decorated in the holiday colors, cut
flowers being in harmony with the
other decorations. The evening was
spent in various games and Other
amusements, after which a three
course luncheon was served. At 11:4s
one of the guests unnoticeably disap
peared; as the clock was striking l;
he rang the door bell and entered
ringing a bell and shouting, Happy
New Year to ALL" He was dressed
in white, wearing false face and 8
high paper hat, upon which was
fastened star bearing the figures
1912. On account of his attire he was
| IN a onaStC which made