The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1913-01-22
SOCIAL NOTES.

| refreshments were served on each Oc-
casion. Mrs. Shirk, of Manning, was
an out of town guest and assisted Mrs.
Hubbell in entertaining the ladies.
A number of the friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Brogden rendered them a
surprise on Thursday evening. They
took oysters and other good things
for fine supper and thoroughly
good time was enjoyed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brogden will move to the Robinson
farm near Vail next month.
Mrs. Grace Jensen entertained the
Conner and Morgan families at din
ner on Thursday. Mrs. Dudley and
Mrs. VanBrunt of Council Bluffs, who
were house guests of the Corners,
were members of the party. All en-
joyed the novelty of the ride into the
country and the elegant chicken din
ner to which they did full justice.
They all voted Mrs. Jensen entitled to
all the honors and prizes she received
at the recent short course.
A number of ladies enjoyed love-
ly party at Mrs. Strahan's on Thurs
day afternoon, visiting and fancy work
occupying the time, after which the
hostess served very nice lunch.
The P. E. O.'s enjoyed a rare treat
on Friday when they entertained the
state Inspector, Mrs. Griffith, of Har-
lam A beautiful tea was served at
$50 at the home of Miss Sophie
Bale. The committee in charge fur
nished a very elaborate menu served
in dainty manner. The officers and
guest of honor We're seated at the din
ing table while the rest of the chapter
We're at small ones, which were beau
tiful with flowers and the elaborate
imported linens for which the Bale
household is famous. Dainty place
cards marked the places and the nap
kins were pinned with pretty carved
ivory stick pins in the shape of Mar
guerites, the society flower, which
Miss Bale purchased in Luzerne,
Switzerland, as favors for her P. E.
O. sisters. After the tea the work
was eXemplified with real candidate
and was so perfectly done as to re-
ceive warm praise from Mrs. Griffith,
who in her sweet, ladylike manner,
said many helpful things to the ladies
who felt that much good and inspira-
ton was derived from the meeting.
Mrs. Griffith was the guest of the
president, Mrs. Caswell, while in Den
ison.
The Guild ladies had very pleas
ant and profitable tea room at the
home of Mrs. Geo. McHenry on last
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Evans,
of Columbus, Neb., and Mrs. Raymond
Conner assisted Mrs. McHenry in
serving the guests. Mrs. Dudley, of
Council Bluffs, was pleasant guest
whom all were pleased to meet.
The Gypsy club gave very elegant
pre.nuptial breakfast for Miss Ethel
Gulick Saturday morning at the home
of Miss Meyers. Covers were laid
for twenty-four at two long tables,
which were spread with doilies and
deliberately decorated with white car
nations and smilaX. Miss Gulick's
chair was decorated with a large
white satin bow and smilax. The
green and white scheme was carried
out in all the details and the four
course menu was much enjoyed. Tiny
china cupids, arranged in candy tri-
pods, served as favors. The Misses
Chamberlin, Norris and Johnson as
sisted in the serving. Miss Gulick has
been honored guest at number OF
very elegant functions during the past
month, starting with the P. E. o.
shower at Mrs. Laub's, followed by the
sorority party at Mrs. P. w. Hard
ing's, where her Tri Delt sisters en-
joyed the occasion with her, beside
a number of other affairs already
mentioned and with lots of good things
to come yet. all of which will be
pleasant memories to Ethel when in
her new home.
Mrs. Milton McAhren will entertain
Dix on Friday The affair will be a
shower for Miss Gulick and will be
very lovely in every respect.
Mrs. Eugene Gulick and Miss Gulick
will entertain at kensington Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ferguson entertained num-
Der of friends at bridge party Fri
day evening. A jolly time was report
ed by all in attendance.
The Penelope club was very ele-
gantly entertained by Mrs. G. F.
kuehnle on Tuesday afternoon. A
number of guests added much to the
pleasure of the occasion. An inter
esting guessing game resulted in Miss
Sophie Bale winning first prize and
Mrs. Boynton the consolation. Very