The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1912-05-29
Social Notes.

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On Thursday Mrs. Milton McAhren
gave very beautiful five o'clock tea.
honoring Miss Marion Server Places
were arranged for twelve, the table
being very beautiful with center
piece of red and white sweet peas.
Miss SERVER chair was decorated
with a canopy of bridal wreath. APP
propl.iate favors were used and the
dinner in three courses perfect
triumph in culinary art. Miss SERVER
has been the recipient of many pre-
nuptial :favors, that will always be
pleasant memories of her.
The members of the Friday Club
enjoyed rare treat on Friday after
noon when they were royalty enter
tanned by the president, Miss Hilda
Brodersen, at the family bungalow,
four miles in the country. The ladies
met at the Brodersen home at half
after one o'clock and We're taken to
the country in automobiles. The day
was ideal and the ride perfectly
grand. The guests were met on
their arrival by Mr.. and Mrs. Broder-
ses and Miss HedWig and invited in
to the picturesque little bungalow,
where wraps were removed and left
while all went into the pretty yard,
where hammocks and pillows and
easy chairs had been arranged for
the comfort of ALL After a delightful
afternoon had been spent in visiting
and sewing a most elaborate picnic
supper was served. The ride and
frolic in the country had supplied
everyone with just the appetite to do
full justice to this part of the days
pleasure The club fully appreciates
Miss Brodersen's kindness in giving
them such happy time and all unit
ed in giving her rising vote of
thanks upon the return home.
On Thursday afternoon the Current
Events club had social meeting,
CONF limentiary to Mrs. Cook, who
left on Tuesday for a trip to England.
A very pleasant visit was enjoyed and
light refreshments served.
Miss Lillian Garrison gave very
pleasant party on Saturday to twelve
| of her young lady friends: Delightful
music was the feature of the after
noon, and at late hour, dainty re-
freshrlents were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlin entertain
ed a number of friends at dinner at
the Merchants Hotel, on Sunday,
complimentary to Mrs. Boyle and
family Places were arranged for
twelve and very excellent menu
served, after which pleasant after
noon was spent at the Chamberlin
home.
Mrs Simpson and Mrs. PhilbrOok
gave a farewell party to Mrs. Boyle
on Monday afternoon at the Simpson
home. Twelve of Mrs. Boyle's most
intimate friends enjoyed the opportun-
ity of visiting with her and hearing
her sweet voice again. She sang
several beautiful selections, which will
be sweet memories to the ladies' Mrs.
Simpson gave several selections on
her new player-piano, which were
much enjoyed. A dainty luncheon
was served, after which Mrs. Kemp,
on behalf of the assembled ladies',
presented Mrs. Boyle with very
pretty lace curtain. Mrs. kemps re-
marks were very beautiful and ap-
propriate, and Mrs. Boyle responded
in a sweet and touching manner. 1t
was pleasant afternoon, though
tinged with the sadness of parting
with true and loving friend.
Mrs. F. H. Morgan entertained the
Penelope club and several special
friends Tuesday. Everyone seemed to
be in the best of spirits and all en-
joyed the jolly afternoon. A delicious
luncheon was served at tables which
were very pretty with favors of potted
plants at each place. Mrs. Temple
and Mrs. Woodruff assisted the host
ess in serving the tempting menu. The
club will be entertained in two weeks
by Mrs. Wygant.
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