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

The marriage of Miss Edith Gray
and Mr.. Lyman Short, of Ottawa,
Kans., was performed by Rev. Sen.
seney of the Methodist church at the
home of the brides parents in North
Denison at 1870 on Christmas night
The, ring ceremony was used, little
Helen Cassaday acting as ring bearer.
Miss Marie Heiden played the we'd
fully attired in a gown of handker-
chief linen and carried white roses
She was attended by her sister, Dor
othy, who wore a becoming gown of
white wolfe and carried pink carna-
tons Mr.. Harold Gray acted as best
man. After the ceremony an elabO"-
ate four course dinner was served.
The Misses Sims entertained a num-
Der Of ladies on Christmas night at
a very tempting three course supper.
Covers were laid for nine and the
places marked by very unique cards,
appropriate to the Christmas time
The young ladies thoroughly enjoyed
the genial hospitality of the Sims
home.
The home OF Mrs. Eliza Builinton in
North Denison was the scene of hap
| by family gathering on Christmas
! day An elegant dinner was served
to the fourteen relatives present and
the afternoon devoted to a good old
fashioned time. Christmas is the
special time when a mother loves to
have her family of children with her
and when the family is large as in this
case, the pleasure is surely great.
Mrs. Jacob Sims gave two very love
" parties during the week. On
Thursday at 1 o'clock twenty ladies
enjoyed delightful buffet luncheon
which was daintily served by her
daughters, Mariana, Catherine and
Marjorie. On Saturday afternoon a
large number of ladies We're enter
tanned at kensington, when they en-
joyed very interesting game, after
which delicious refreshments were
served The house was elaborately
decorated with Christmas green's for
both occasions and the charming
young ladies of the household added
much to the pleasure of the parties.
Out CT town guests were Mrs. Bar
tholamew, of Chicago, and Mrs. Otto
kraub, of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Boynton enter
tanned at dinner on Christmas day,
covers being laid for ten. An eab
crate dinner faultlessly prepared was
served at asprettily appointed table,
where good cheer abounded.
Dr. and Mrs. Simpson entertained
at dinner on Christmas evening, COM
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Knaul, of Kansas City, Mo-, who have
been holiday guests at the Naeve
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mote, of
kintyre, N. D., also joined the family
ClIcle lOI lue uOlludyS.
Mrs Rachwitz entertained the Ger
man Priscilla club Tuesday afternoon.
A Christmas feast with a tree and eX-
change of gifts made the occasion an
enjoyable one.
A number Of the college boys and
girls enjoyed social dance at the
Hotel Denison Tuesday evening.
The B. Y. p. U. held watch party
at the Norman home Tuesday even
ing The young people had a jolly
evening of games and music. Light
refreshments were served at Tate
hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph knaul were
dinner hosts on Sunday to the Naeve
and Simpson families, complimenting
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Knaul and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Mote.
Mr. and Mrs J. e. Bale had fam
lily dinner Wednesday, entertaining
the A. c.. Bale and Fletcher families
and Miss Meyer, Of Omaha. Later in
the week they had the pleasure of
entertaining Mr.. Chas. Meyer and
bride, Of Los Angeles, Cali
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