The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-11
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Miss Grace Meyers entertained
eight ladies at cards Tuesday after
noon, complimenting Mrs. Julius Crap
ser. OF San Francisco. Cali. Very
tempting refreshments were served.
On Wednesday over one hundred
given by Miss Abbie McHenry at her
pleasant home. The guests were seat
ed informally about the rooms, which
were tastefully decorated with Amer
lean Beauty roses. The program,
which was given by Miss Hazel Laub.
who is a player OF much abality and
of whom Denson is justly proud and
Mr. Carl Sibbert, who made his first
appearance in parlor work and whose
beautiful voice was pleasant sur
prise to most OF the audience. was
classical and artistic and enthusiastic
cally received Denison is proud OF
her young ladies and gentlemen and
delighted to honor them on every oc-
casion. Miss McHenry was assisted
in receiving by MesdameS Seemann,
George McHenry, Sears McHenry. r.
p. Conner, Julius Bale and the Misses
Margaret McHenry, Lydia Belle
kuehnle, Erma Naeve. Rachel DeWolf, |
Mariana Sims, Verne Stocking. Eliz-
abeth Shattuck and Bland Lally. |
Dainty refreshments were served by |
the Misses Mary McHenry, Vera
Menagh, Edna Wright, Lulu Saul, En-
ma Nielsen. Harriet Gebert, Marjorie
Lyon and Anna Staley. Guests from
out OF town were Mesdames Will See
mann, Morris McHenry, Frank Nc
Henry Mott McHenry, Of Dow City.
and Mrs. julius Crapser, Of San Fran
cisco, Cali.
Mrs. j. b. Romans entertained the
Coffee club and couple OF guests i'll |
a delightful manner Thursday after
noon. An elegant four course dinner
was served in the pretty dining room
at o'clock by the Misses Laub and
Jenkins. Conundrum place cards
kept the ladies guessing and made lots
OF fun. The Coffee club sessions are
always jolly and much enjoyed by
those privileged to attend.
Mrs. George McHenry entertained
a number OF friends at a beautiful tea
ON Friday afternoon. honoring her
guest, Mrs. Vail. of Philadelphia. Pa.
The ideal day, pretty home and beau
tifully gowned ladies all conspired to
make the party social success. The
Misses Margaret McHenry. Lydia
Belle kuehnle. Blanid Lally and Erma
Naeve presided over the dining room
and served the guests to delicious,
dainty refreshments.
The p. e. O.'s had pleasant ses-
sion at the home of Mrs. Chamberlin
on Friday evening, Mrs. Pfarr and
Mrs. Chamberlin being hostesses for
The meeting.
Miss Dorothy Pfarr and Miss Hazel
Beutel entertained the Home Guards
evening at the formers
home. Miss Beulah Ayesworth sang
a beautiful selection and light refresh
nents were served.
The German Aid society was splen
idly entertained by Mrs. Lorentzen
Thursday.
The Missionary society of the NJ.
E. church met with Mrs. A. c. Bale
Wednesday.
Trinity Guild meets with Mrs. Carl
Richardson today "wednesday
Mrs. Roy Wiblishouser entertained
, number of ladies at kensington on
Monday afternoon, complimentary to
Mrs. j. w. Smith. of Cedar Rapids.
rhe Misses LESSEE Marshall and Pearl
Rank assisted the hostess in serving
very tempting lunch.
Mrs. J. c. Robinson will entertain
1t bridge Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Criswell entertained at lun-
.heon Monday noon complmenting
Mrs. j. w. Smith. of Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Lutte Seemann very elegantly
the members of the Pencil
NE club and number OF guests on