The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-15
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. ana MRS. r. -. McManOn enter
tanned large number of bridge play
ers Thursday evening. Seven tables
were spread for the game and an
; evening of much pleasure enjoyed.
Joke prizes were awarded the hold
ers of the highest scores and the clev-
err little verses accompanying each
were much enjoyed. Very elegant
refreshments were served, after which
a number of musical selections were
enjoyed. Miss Ella Ryan, of Dunlap,
was an out of town guest.
The Guild tea room was held at the
home of Mrs Geo. McHenry Wednes-
day afternoon. A number of ladies
were present and a goodly sum was
realized for the Guild.
Mrs. Adolphson celebrated her birth
day Wednesday by inviting number
with her. A very nice supper was
served and the guests left great
many lovely gifts as a token of the
esteem which they have for their
hostess. All her friends hope she may
celebrate great many more birth
days.
Miss Hazel Laub was hostess to the
Dix club Thursday afternoon. A jol-
lily good time was enjoyed and nice
luncheon served.
Miss Grace Meyers entertained
number of her special friends at a
very nice luncheon Friday noon, COM
plimentary to the domestic science
teacher from Ames. Three courses
were served and the occasion much
enjoyed.
Mrs. Strahan will entertain at a
kensington Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Schneckloth entertained the
German Priscilla club Tuesday after.
noon A pleasant visit and very nice
refreshments were enjoyed.
The eighth grade pupils of the north
brick school and few invited guests
had a delightful bob party Friday
evening. After fine ride they went
to the home of Miss Dorothy Jones,
where a splendid lunch was served.
Mrs. Hubbell is entertaining num-
Der of ladies this afternoon at ken
sington.
DR.. and Mrs. Simpson entertained
at an elaborate dinner Monday even
ing, complimentary to DR.. Gibson, of
Des Moines. Covers We're laid for Dr.
Gibson, Professor Kennedy, Mr. Hayes
Mr.. Sears McHenry, Mr.. George
Naeve, DR.. Simpson and Mr.. Simpson.
Penelope will meet with Mrs. c. F.
Kuehnle next Tuesday afternoon.
On Tuesday night the S. S. club
showered Miss Gulick and had very
delightful and informal party. Pink
and white decorations were used and
the place cards were heart shape and
decorated to suit the event celebrat-
ed. The guest of honor, Miss Gulick,
was served with nine others at the
round table and the other members
and guests were in coy groups at
small tables. A very nice menu was
served in two courses, Miss Anderson
having charge of the supper.
A large white parasol, decorated in
white flowers, was suspended from
the ceiling over the platform and from
this hung number of little gifts
with nonsense jingles. Miss Gulick
was escorted to the seat of honor and
assisted by Miss Strahan read her
jingles amid much fun and laughter.
At the close of the mock shower Miss
Brodersen. president of the S. S. club,
presented Miss Gulick with a beauti-
full silver carving set
Miss Gulick made a most graceful
reply and invited all of the club and
guests to come to Jefferson to visit
her. In the going away of Miss Gulick
the S. S. club loses charter member,
one of the most helpful and charming
of girls and a we'll beloved and pop
ular friend At the close of the show
: err Miss Lally and Miss Brodersen led
grand march in which everyone
joined The entire evening was a
jolly and informal one, the program
being in charge of Miss Jenna Strahan
and Miss McAhren. The brilliant
) music of Miss Laub added much to
the evenings pleasure.