The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1914-11-04
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her coy home was filed with ladie
who thoroughly enjoyed the pleasan
visit and fancy work sessions. Yer
elegant refreshments We're scrvc'
each day. On Thursday evening sh
was dinner hostess to the S. S. girls
who were delighted to be entertained
in the home.
Mrs. Brown Romans and Mrs. Girls
we'll entertained at a missionary tie;
on Tuesday at the home of the former
Mrs. Jim Smith, who formerly resid
ed in Denison, was a guest whom al
We're very pleased to meet.
Mrs. J. b. Romans will entertain
the Coffee club on Thursday after
noon.
Miss Flora Iseminger was hostess a
the S. S. club on Tuesday evening
when all enjoyed the usual pleasant
session.
Halloween is always a happy time
for the little tots and they had ;
chance during the week to enjoy all
the excitement OF spooks, witches
COLLINS and pumpkin lanterns at the
different parties. Tommy Thompson
and Gladys Nicholson both gave
parties at which about thirty little
folks had perfectly grand times and
Vernon Hassett celebrated his birth
day by entertaining about twenty boys
who had jolly time and lots of good
things to eat.
Lysie Poole entertained number
OF his school friends at a halloween
party and all had fine time.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Kahler cele-
brated their tenth wedding annivers.
airy Friday evening by entertaining a
number OF their special friends at an
elegant dinner.
Professor and Mrs Knowlton en-
tertaincd the gentleman teachers OF
the public schools at a 4 o'clock din
ner Friday evening. Covers were
laid for six and the dainty three
course menu was much enjoyed by the
hOnOred guests.
The Epworth League gave a hal
lowe'en social in the council chamber
OF the city hall Saturday evening,
which was very largely attended. The
hall was becomingly decorated for the
occasion and all enjoyed an evening
of fun.
lit NoIidhcopCaiS Slub "CiV ShlSh
tanned at Il & o'clock dinner Monday
evening by Mrs. ]. H. Patterson and
Mrs. Lulu Woodruff at the home OF
the latter. The usual business and
program occupied the evening hours.
The d. A. RS enjoyed a splendid
meeting at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
O. A. Patterson Monday evening. Al
ter the business session Judge Conner
gave a very interesting and pleasing
description of his recent trip abroad,
which was much appreciated by the
members and guests. The evening
closed with dainty refreshments.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Voss were dinner hosts
on Monday evening honorins Mrs.
Kuehnle's house guest, Mrs. Crapser,
as we'll as Mrs. Kuehnie, whose birth
day it was. The elegant menu was
much enjoyed.
The teachers of the west brick
school gave an informal reception on
Monday afternoon to the parents OF
the pupils. About thirty-tive respond
ed TO the invitation and We're shown
through the building, where they
viewed the very excellent work done
by the children. which was on eXhi-
Dition. After an informal visit dainty
refreshments were served the guests,
who expressed themselves as glad to
cooperate with the teachers i'll work
ing for the building up and perfecting
of our excellent public school work.
The young ladies' bridge club was
delightfully."- entertained on Tuesday
evening by Miss Lydia Belle kuehnle.
Miss Abbie McHanry entertained
at a musicale Wednesday. over two
hundred invitations We're issued and
the large house was filled for the
splendid program under the supervis-
ion of Miss Hazel Laub. The after
noon was a rare treat, a more detail
ed account OF which will appear later.
'rempting refreshments were served
during the afternoon, a number OF the
Young ladies assisting in the dining
room.
Miss Clara Curry entertained at
dinner Monday of this week. Covers
were laid for four young ladies ana
delightful time enjoyed.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
the Presbyterian church gave de-
lishtful halloween social at the home
of Vera and Harold Poole on Friday
evening OF last week. The party took
Mace in the basement OF the Poole
home. where corn stalks, witches and
lack o.lanterns were arranged 10
make the room look as wierd as pos
sible. After jolly evening spent in
playing games and bobbing for apples,
delicious halloween refreshments were
served and at Il late hour the guests
repaired to their homes voting the
evening a great success.
The seniors of the Denison high
school were royalty entertained at
tie home OF Miss Nora Kinney on Sat
urdav evening. The rooms OF the
pleasant home were prettily decorat-
ed with halloween garlands. which
added much to the charm OF the &C.
casion. The evening was delightfully."-
snent in dancing and card playing, al
ter which tempting refreshments
we're served. Miss Kinney is noted
among the young people as a hostess
and the halloween party Saturday
evening was no exception.
About twenty young people enjoyed
a Jolly time Saturday evening at the
home of Miss Lucille Johnson in hon
or OF Mr.. George Mahoney. Of Des
Moines. A large bonfire was built
and the guests roasted wienies by way
of celebrating halloween.
Miss Esther Bienlein was hostess
at a dinner given at the Merchants
hotel on Saturday evening, compli-
mentary to her sister, Miss Ruth Bien-
-, nf Clinton who has heen visit.