The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-29
SOCIAL NOTES.

Miss Gulick entertained large mum
Der of friends at kensingtOn. A de
lightful afternoon was enjoyed anC
very elegant refreshments served
They will entertain another company
of ladies this afternoon, when the
same genial hospitality will prevail
and the presence of the Misses Shaw
will add much to the pleasure of the
party.
Mrs. Milton McAhren entertained
the Dix club and a number of special
friends at pretty party compliment
airy to Miss Ethel Gulick Friday after
noon. The club presented Miss Gulick
with baking dish. The Misses Shaw
of Merton, Pa, were out of town
guests.
Wednesday evening number OF
young people from the college drove
to the home of Mr.. Shives near Deloit
and attended an Epworth League sup
per- A nice program was carried out
Miss Childress added much to the
pleasure of the evening by singing
several beautiful solos.
Mrs. Lehfeldt entertained number
of her friends at party Saturday af-
ternoon, the occasion being her birth
day.
The w. l. C's met Saturday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Norman. AT
ter the business session light refresh
ments were served.
One of the very pretty pre-nuptial
affairs for Miss Gulick was the lun-
cheon given by Mrs. McConnaughey
Saturday. Covers were laid for twen-
ty-fcur ladies at small tables. Red
hearts were used profusely in the dec.
Grafton and the rooms being darkened
and lighted by candles and electricity,
the effect was charming. The place
cards were red hearts with tiny sacks
of rice attached, while the menu in
four courses was very fine. The in
vitations contained the request that
each lady bring her favorite recipe
and Mrs. McConnaughey will arrange
them in pamphlet form for Miss
:ulick's use in her own home. The
Misses Enid and Erma Shaw were
pleasant out of town guests.
A very large reception was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Voss on Saturday even
ing, honoring Miss Gulick and Mr..
Nelson, whose marriage will take
place on February Sth. One hundred
and fifty invitations were issued, over
one hundred being present. In the
receiving line in the front parlor
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Voss, Miss Gulick
Mr.. Nelson and the Misses Enid and
Erma Shaw, cousins of the bride-elect.
The dining room was very beautiful
with red carnations, red satin ribbon
and silver bells. The red and white
colors were used in both menu and
decorations, bells and bow knots as
favors on the bon bons, cakes and ice
cream, all indicating the nature of the
festivities. Mrs. Mcmahon and Miss
Jenna Strahan had charge of this
room and Mrs. Kuehnle, Mrs. Raymond
Conner, Miss Willetta Strahan and
Miss Myrtle McAhren poured during
the evening. The parlors and library
were beautifully decorated with red
roses. and Mr.. Barborka was stationed
in the library and played beautiful
selections on the harp throughout the
evening. 1t was a very delightful re-
ception, lacking the quiet formality
usual at such large affairs. Miss
Thomas, of Omaha, was an out OF
town guest.
The German Priscilla club met with
Mrs. Wilkin Tuesday afternoon and
enjoyed their usual good time and fine
refreshments.
Mrs. G.. F. Kuehnle was luncheon
hostess on TUESDAY, cOmpllmeItlns
Miss Ethel Gulick and the Misses
Enid and Erma Shaw, of Merton, Pa,
Places were arranged for fourteen at
one table in the dining room. Beau
tiful spring flowers in yellow were
used in profusion and yellow floral
cards indicated the places. five
course luncheon of tempting viands
was served in the exquisite taste that
prevails in this hospitable home. Mrs.
Robert Romans, of Aberdeen, S. D.,
was an out of town guest, whom all
were delighted to see. The hours at
ter luncheon were devoted to visiting
and Miss Gulick sang several very
beautiful songs.