The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-04-15
SOCIAL NOTES

pupils OIL MISS ASucS Mig on luuTS-
day afternoon at the Presbyterian
church.
An Easter party that was very beau
tiful in every detail was given by
Mrs. w. " Huffman at her pleasant
country home on Wednesday. The
honored guests were the members of
the Larkin club and Mrs. G. NJ. Jen-
sen. Two Easter games afforded
much amusement. In the Easter egg
hunt Mrs. l.. Biggs received the prize,
while in the second game Mrs. Allen
Johnson took first and Mrs. Howard
Biggs second. The table was arrang-
ed for twelve and was very unique
in it's barnyard setting of animals and
fowls. A very elaborate menu was
served, the favors being baskets filled
with Easter eggs.
On Friday Mrs. Bert Woodruff en-
tertained about twenty ladies who be-
long to the Rebekahs at l o'clock
dinner, when they enjoyed to the ut
most the very elegant spread. The
raster idea prevailed and was very
effective. Games and fancy work
filled the afternoon, WITCH passed too
quickly Mrs Woodruff provided
transportation both ways and the
jolly ride was one of the pleasant
features of the lovely party.
Miss Bernice Shattuck gave beau
tiful tea on Friday afternoon, honor
ing Miss Francis Mcintyre, of Coun-
Gil Bluffs. Places were arranged for
eight and very tempting menu was
served. Mrs. Watson and Mrs. Lola
Campbell We're guests from out Of
town.
Mrs. SERVER gave very beautiful
o'clock dinner Saturday evening,
honoring Miss Clara and four young
ladies who We're week end guests at
the SERVER home. Places were ar
ranged for fourteen at dainty table
which was very pretty with its ar
rangement OF pink and white sweet
peas. The elaborate turkey dinner
was served in five courses. After
dinner the young ladies adjourned to
the kuehnle home, where they en-
joyed the evening dancing. The
guests from out OF town were the
Misses Lucille and June Brown, Uarda
Scott and Miriam Clark, of Omaha;
Miss Francis Mcintyre, of Council
Bluffs, and Miss Katherine Sims, who
was home from Iowa City for the
Easter vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gulick entertained
Mrs. Ley and daughters at Victrola
musical on Saturday evening.
Two beautiful Easter parties We're
given during the week by Mrs. Francis
Barber and her daughter, Mrs. H. A.
Carpenter. Monday and Saturday
We're the days chosen. About thirty
ladies were entertained each day. All
kinds of stunts had been planned by
the clever hostesses and each lady
responded in a jolly manner, making
the occasion a very pleasureable one.
Dainty refreshments were served
each day.
Mrs. r. P. Conner entertained a
number of young ladies at an inform
al luncheon on Saturday, compliment
ing her guest, Miss Francis Mcintyre,
of Council Bluffs.
The P. e. O.'s were entertained by
Mrs. Chamberlin and Miss Alice Stew
ems Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Chamberlin. After the regular
business session light refreshments
We're served. The members showered
Mrs. Chamberlin with steamer letters
to be read on her trip to England this
summer.
The German Priscilla club was de-
lightfully entertained by Mrs. Adolph-
sen Tuesday. The afternoon was de-
voted to fancy work and an elegant
lunch served.
The Penelope club had splendid
meeting with Mrs. Gebert Tuesday
afternoon. After an enjoyable ses-
sion of visiting and fancy work very
delicious refreshments were served
Mrs. Watson was an out of town
guest. The club will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Kate Johnson
Mrs. Ley entertained at dinner on
Monday evening, complimenting her
daughter, Mrs. Watson, who is a
guest in our city. Covers were laid
| for twelve and an elegant five course
menu served. The evening was very
pleasantly spent playing bridge.
Mrs. B. Brodersen and her daugh-
| ter, Miss Hilda, will entertain at tea
| this afternoon.
The Friday club will meet this
week for an interesting program :
The l. A. NJ. club, composed of the
young ladies Of Mrs Sims Sabbath
school class, met on Tuesday evening
with Miss Mary McHenry. A pleas
ant time was spent with fancy work,
after which light refreshments were
served.
Miss Grace Meyers was hostess at
the S. S. club last Tuesday evening.
| A fine supper was served and the
usual good time enjoyed. The S. S.
girls are thinking of repeating their
guest night program for the benefit of
one of our local societies and we pre-
dict full house if they decide to do
so.
Miss Hilda Brodersen will entertain
the Gypsy club at week end party
at the bungalow this week.
The d. A. r. will meet with the
Misses Hayes on Monday evening,
April Goth.