The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-03-18
SOCIAL NOTES

MIS-. ~. "A. I dtLcISOll 0utcII dluoU Luo
Coterie club on Thursday afternoon.
Lunch was served at small tables, the
favors and cards being emblematic of
st. Patrick's day. Mrs. Evans, of Co.
lumbus, Neb., was an out of town
guest.
Mrs. Kuehnle gave a bridge lunch
en- on Thursday that was very en-
| joyable affair. The ladies played cards
in the forenoon and enjoyed the tempt
ing luncheon after the game. Mrs.
Evans, of Columbus, Neb., was the
honored guest.
The Larkin club had a very enjoy
able meeting at the home of Mrs. L..
Biggs Wednesday afternoon. About
a dozen ladies were present and after
sewing for the hostess for two hours,
which is the custom of the club, the
hostess served most bountiful and
appetizing supper. The table was
beautifully decorated in green and
white and the ST. Patrick effect car
red out in all the details. A clever
game resulted in Mrs. Will Hoffman
securing the prize, which was a silver
table bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Bale will en-
terrain the A B c On Friday evening
The P. E. O.'s had an unusually fine
meeting on Friday at the home of
Mrs. Ley, when two new members
were initiated into the order. An ele-
giant supper was served at 6 O'Clock,
after which the annual election Of Of
President, Miss Sophia Bale; Vice
President, Mrs. Woolston; Rec. Sec,
Mrs. Sarah Patterson; Cor Sec, Miss
Agnes King; Chaplain, Mrs. Marie
Mote; Treasurer. Miss Alice Stevens;
Organist, Mrs. G. l.. Voss.
The Friday club will meet in the
club room this week An interesting
program has been arranged for the
day.
The Priscilla club had very enjoy
able meeting with Mrs. Wilkins slast
Tuesday.
The Home Guards met on Tuesday
with Miss Lillian Scott The Misses
Deuiah and Evelyn Aylesworth were
on the committee with Miss Scott and
served very fine lunch.
The H. H. club meets this week
with Miss Kate Hassett as hostess.
On Monday evening the Queen
Esthers met at the home of "A. j. Bond
where a pleasant session was enjoyed.
The program was under the supervis-
ion of Miss Grace Bamford and was
very pleasing. A delicious lunch was
served, netting the circle neat sum
Of money.
The j. NJ. club had a masquerade
party Saturday evening at the high
school. The committee arranged an
elegant supper, when was served in
the upper hall. st. Patrick favors
and colors were used effectively.
The Gypsy club rendered Miss Grace
Meyers a surprise party Friday eve
ming, the occasion being her birthday.
A delicious lunch was served and Miss
Meyers was presented win souv-
enir spoon as a keepsake and remind
ed OF the pleasant affair.
The Penelope club was very ele-
gantly entertained Tuesday afternoon
by the president, Mrs. Gable. After
The usual session of fancy work and
visiting a delicious lunch was served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Jen-
sen. Mrs. Hamling, of Boone, and
Mrs. Dudley, of Council Bluns, were
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out OF town guests.
A social affair worthy of mention,
omitted from last weeks paper. was
| the pleasant surprise On Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Gibson on Friday, March 9Th
Mr.. and Mrs Gibson have lately
moved into a new home on Wall
street and the affair was in the nature
of a house warming. The company,
consisting of the degree team and Of
fcers of the Woodman Circle and hus-
bands, went amply supplied with re-
freshments and a very enjoyable eve
ming was spent in social amusements.
The party dispersed at late hour, de-
claring Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson equal to
the occasion, even though taken un-
aWares.
The home of Mrs. J. B. Romans was
the scene of a jolly party Tuesday
evening, when the ladies of the Relief
Corps entertained the d. A. RS at
masquerade party. Many and var
led were the characters represented;
some were so cleverly disguised that
it was impossible to guess them be-
fore unmasking, which was done at
half past nine. Each guest was num-
bered as she went in and all guessed
as many as possible, Mrs. Jennie Jones
receiving first prize and Mrs. Sears
McHenry second. A clever game, un-
der the supervision of Mrs. Grace
Jensen, resulted in Mrs. Ferguson
taking the prize. About fifty masked
guests, besides number of others,
were present. Very nice refreshments
were served under the supervision of
Mrs. Staley, and altogether the party
was a grand success.
The Current Events club had spe-
cial meeting on Saturday evening at
the club room, when DR.. Coon gave
very interesting talk on his trip
around the world. A number of guests
were invited and all enjoyed the fine
entertainment.
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