The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-02-05
SOCIAL NOTES,

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Gulick last Wednesday afternoon wa
a very elaborate and beautiful affair
About thirty guests were present, tn,
list including the Gypsy and Dix club
and others Of the younger set. At
O'Clock very elegant menu wa:
served in six courses. Places were
arranged at the dining table and sew
eral small ones and indicated by very
novel place cards with boutenierres
attached, made of tiny pink silk roses
and fOrget-me-nots. Mrs. Voss made
these artistic little favors and they
were very beautiful indeed. Pinl
roses were used in profusiOn and the
menu was pink wherever the color
could be used The bon bons We're
large pink patties with candy roses
on them and the ice cream was mould
ed in pink roses. The party was in
the nature of farewell to Ethels girl
friends before her marriage and was
made just as beautiful as possible be.
cause of that fact. Mrs. Robert Ro
mans and the Misses Shaw were out
Of town guests.
Mrs. J. P. Conner entertained a
number of young ladies and matrons
at very beautiful dinner Saturday
evening, covers being laid for twelve
The guests of honor were the Misses
Shaw, of Merton, Pa; Mrs Robert
Romans, of Aberdeen, S. d.; Mrs
Roy Mote, of Kintyre, n. D., and Miss
Ethel Gulick.
Miss Hilda Brodersen is entertain
ing the Dix club this afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Bollen entertained a
number of young ladies and matrons
at a kensington Monday afternoon
complimentary to the Misses Shaw and
Miss Ethel Gulick. Refreshments
were served at the dining table and
one small one, covers being laid for
fourteen. In the center of the large
table was a large palm, from which
hung red hearts and cupids. The
menu was in red wherever the color
could be used, and was a veritable
feast of good things.
Mrs. J. H. Jones entertained the
Coffee club at a very beautiful lun
cheon Monday Places were arranged
for twelve ladies at the dining table
which was tastefully laid with cluny
doilies with pink carnations as decor.
atoms. Dainty cards with funny.
grams indicated the places and most
delicious tive-course luncheon was
daintily served. Three guests shared
in the pleasures OF this delightful
party. Late in the afternoon, just
before the guests left, coffee and
waters were served in the living
room. A jolly social afternoon was
enjoyed as is always the case when
the Coffee club meets.
The members of the Penelope club
and a number of special friends were
very elegantly entertained by Mrs.
P. d. Mcmahon Tuesday. The after
noon was devoted to fancy work and
visiting. Miss Ethel Gulick sang sew
eral beautiful selections, which were
much enjoyed Very delicious re-
freshments were served and tiny
white doves were used as favors, com.
plimentary to Miss Gulick, who was
a special guest Other honored
guests from out of town were the
Misses Shaw and Mrs. Robert Ro-
mans.
The Woman's club held it's annual
banquet at the club room Saturday
evening. The room was beautifully
decorated with pink and white roses
and looked particularly dainty and
pretty. Covers were laid for about for
ty, and the menu was spoken of as the
finest one ever served for the club.
The feast of reason was unusually
good. Mrs. Pierce made a very grac-
ious toastmistress and all the tOasts
were especially good. Mrs. Criswell,
as president, gave the address of vel
come. The others having toasts were:
Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Penney, Mrs. Mer-
rill, Mr.. ShawVan and Mr.. Helsley.
An instrumental duet by Miss Helsley
and Miss Vera Norris and piano solo
by Miss Flo Caswell We're much en-
joyed.
COLLEGE NOTES.
Saturday evening, February LIST, the