The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-04-02

MISS Lulu f1OWOrtn entertained nel
Sunday school class OF girls at (
party last Saturday afternoon. Al
were present and a bunch OF girl:
never spent more delightful time to
gether than did these jolly six. Lunch
was; served, after which all Went
home happy. Miss Howorth has sure
ly found the way to keep the class
together for these social gathering;
come quite frequently.
Evelyn Wight has spent the weel
with her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Thompson on Pretty Prairie.
Mrs. Harry Jones and Miss Flor
ence Miller went to Omaha Friday &c
lock about the safety of relatives who
had not been heard from since the
storm.
Scott and Houston received three
new autoeS last week, which they
| have placed in the garage here in
preparation for their spring trade.
| This firm is always up to snuff when
| it comes to business.
VIII Fishel had a birthday last
week, but he doesn't want us to men
| ton the number OF it. Mrs. Fishel
thought to get even with him on some
old scores so she invited a couple OF
dozen of friends in for the evening,
and didn't take the trouble to say any
thing to her husband about it. The
guests came and after while Mr..
Fishel came and for once in his life
he couldn't find his voice. 1t returned
to him soon, however and the way he
entered into the evenings pleasures
wasn't SLOW Cards furnished the
chief amusement, with music, ETC.,
added A fine lunch rounded out the
evenings pleasures and added laurels
to Mrs. Fishels fame as cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Ettleman moved
Saturday to the country and will work
for Henry Harper the coming season.
A number of young people went out
to the Hugh Butterworth home last
Saturday night for surprise on Mrs.
ButterWorth, the occasion being her
birthday. A jolly time was had with
games and music. All especially en-
joyed the fine ride out to the farm and
back again.
Mrs. Nettie Graves has so far recov
cred from her recent severe illness as
to be able to sit up awhile each day.
She is still very weak but seems to
be gaining as fast as possible.
Mrs. w. G. Rolls entertained the
Friday club last Friday afternoon at
their regular meeting. A goodly mum,
Der Of the members, as well as several
invited guests, were present and each
did share towards the making up OF
very pleasant afternoon. The in
strumental music by Mrs. l.. e Nc
Bride was especially enjoyed. A two
course lunch was served, which all en-
joyed immensely.
Miss Emma Anderson came down
from Minnesota to be present at the
wedding of her brother She will
visit here for two or three weeks be-
fore she returns. Two of her sisters
will go with her and spend the sum-
mer up there with married sister.
Mrs. Bird Sans gave a surprise
party last Saturday night for their
daughter, Ethel. Quite a number of
young folks were present and spent
the evening in games, etc. After
lunch was served all departed for
home voting the affair great success.
Quite a number went from here to
Omaha Sunday to view the sights in
the tornado zone.
The husbands Of the members Of
the Friday club entertained their
wives last Tuesday evening at Smiths
hall. Each member Of the club invjt-
ed one couple so the crowd numbered
about seventy-five persons. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lorenzen, of Denison, had been
engaged to furnish music for those
who desired to dance. Tables were al
so arranged for those who desired to
play cards. Thus there was no lack
Of entertainment. At midnight an
elegant two-course supper was served.
Everyone present enjoyed themselves
to the limit and only wished the Fri
day club would have its entertain.
ments more frequently.
Mrs. Still, who has been visiting
Mrs. Sophie Jenkins. departed Mon
day for Carroll, where she will visit
few days, after which she will go