The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-06-19
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Norris entertained a number
|of ladies on Wednesday afternoon at
her pleasant country home in honor
OF Mrs. r. A. Romans. The gentlemen
We're invited to tea and all report a
most enjoyable time.
Mrs. c. F. Kuehnle gave two very
beautiful Kensingtons during the
week, entertaining over fifty ladies
on both Thursday and Friday after
moons. Everything was done that
would add to the comfort and pleas
ure of the guests. The house was
beautifully decorated with peonies and
roses and was all so pleasant and
charming that the unpleasant weather
was entirely forgotten. Mrs. Zeising
and Mrs. Kahler were the honored
guests, whom all We're pleased to
meet. On each afternoon pleasant
games were INDUCED in and appropri-
ate prizes awarded the winners. Very
the guests seated in the dining and
living rooms.
The alumni banquet of the D. N. c.
was held at the club room Thursday
evening and was largely attended. The
menu was very fine and the toasts
much enjoyed by all. The college is
graduating large number of ladies
and gentlemen each year and in con-
sequence the banquests are becoming
very popular functions.
On Thursday evening Mrs. Ayles-
worth and Miss Faulkner entertained
number of ladies at cards. Four
tables were arranged for the game,
which proved to be spirited and jolly
one. At late hour very tempting re-
jfreshments were served, the ladies re-
turning to their homes at midnight.
The D. A. r. picnic was held in the
club room on Friday evening, the
weather being too inclement to permit
|of carrying out the original plan and
meeting in Grace Park. The change
|of place did not change the enthusi-
asm, however and delightful time
was enjoyed, with very delicious
supper served.
Mrs. Young entertained the Coffee
club and number of friends in very
delightful manner Saturday afternoon.
All were pleased to have Mrs. r. A.
Romans present, as she was a charter
member Of the club. Mrs Kahler. of
Traer also added much to the pleas
ure of the afternoon. Very elegant
refreshments were served by the
hostess.
On Friday evening Mrs. J. w. Miller
gave prenuptial dinner for Miss
Amanda Schnoor and Mr.. Emil Hugg.
The guests We're the members of the
wedding party, and a delightful time
was enjoyed. The table was very
beautiful and the dinner in four
courses was perfect in every detail.
Small slippers filled with rice were
the favors used.
Miss Grace Meyers gave very ele-
giant luncheon Monday noon, compli-
mentary to Mrs. Kahler, of Traer, and
Mrs. Romans, of Aberdeen, S. D. Gov
ers were laid for sixteen ladies', the !
places being indicated by very beau
tiful floral place cards. Small baskets
artistically decorated with flowers and
tulle were filled with sailed nuts and
the elaborate menu in four courses
was simply perfect Mrs. Pearce, of
Faulkton, S. D., was an out of town
guest, whom all were pleased to meet.
On Saturday evening Mildred and
Rolla Terry gave a delightful party
to large number of friends. The
evening was spent with music and
games and all enjoyed jolly time.
The presence of large number out of
town guests added greatly to the
pleasure and at late hour very dainty
We're served. Those
from out of town were the Misses
Hyde, Des Moines; Hazel and Angie
Benson, Bolivar Mo-; Trena Cham
berlain, Dow City; Miss Greek. Genoa,
Neb, and Emily Brian, Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. Pearce entertained a number
of friends Tuesday afternoon, compli-
to her daughter, Mrs. Foster
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