The Denison review., 1914-08-19


man at the Boys store, was in Oman;
Sunday and Monday. Mr.. Fielder Wis
tied the wholesale shoe houses Mon
day and made purchases for the Boys
store.
Rev. J. w. Bailey. president OF Cen
tral College, at Pella, Iowa, will con
duct union services at the Baptis
church next Sunday evening at
o'clock. a good attendance will be
appreciated.
Miss Anna Schumacher and Miss
Betty Ohms returned this afternoon
from Orleans, Neb., where they have
been visiting at Miss Schumacher's
home for the past two weeks. Miss
Kate Schumacher will remain for a
more prolonged visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Brown and Mr.
and Mrs. Carter, of Harlan, stopped
off in DenisOn Saturday on their way
home from Lake Okoboji. Mr.. Brown
is the editor of the Shelby County Re.
publican and made the newspaper of.
fees in Denison a call.
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Tourteott, Vera
Poole, Edith Staley, Marie Faus, Fern
Richardson and Sylvia Cochran will
leave tomorrow for Storm Lake, where
they are delegates to the Christian
Endeavor conference, which will be
in session there for week.
The Loyal Order of Moose held a
benefit ball at their lodge hall in Den
| ison last evening, which was largely
attended. The Vail orchestra fur
nished the music for the occasion and
it was not until early this morning
that the crowd dispersed.
Supt. c. e. Humphrey returned on
Saturday from his summers vacation,
which he spent visiting relatives at
Memphis. Texas Professor Humph-
rey returned early in order to have
everything in readiness for the open
ing of school, August 31st.
Miss Bernicc Osborn returned Sat
urday from the Isle of Royal in Lake
Superior, where she spent three weeks
with Miss Sophia Bale. Miss Bale
returned by the way of Aberdeen, at
which place she stopped at for Il visit
with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Fletcher.
Frank Stone, brother of i. A.
Stone, returned from his New York
state trip Saturday, stopping in Des
Moines ON the way. After weeks
visit here ana at Dow City, he will go
to his home in Nampa, Idaho, where
he is engaged in the lumber business.
Frank Pfarr and daughter, Miss
Dorothy, expect to leave the last of
the week for Upton, where they will
spend several days visiting friends
and relatives After a visit at Upton
they will go to Chicago and expect to
return to Denison about September
lSr
Mrs. M. A. Jones and the Misses
Orpha and Bell Marshall returned to
their home in Des Moines this after
noon after pleasant visit at the NJ.
e. Jones home. They spent Il greater
part of the summer at Boulder, Colo
and stopped Off in Denison on their re-
turn trip.
Chase-Lister closed successful
two weeks engagement in Denison
last Saturday They played to large
crowds at every performance during
their two weeks stay in Denison and
everyone was well pleased with their
They went from here
to Marion for a weeks stand.
The j. B. Lyon family expect to
move next week into their fine new
home at the corner Of Chestnut street
and Washington avenue. The new
home has been in the hands of the
decorators for the past few days and
will be completed the last of this week.
The Lyon residence is one of the pret-
tiest that has been erected in Denison
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Nelson returned
home the first of the week from sew
eral months visit in Sweden. They
had intended to remain for more eX-
tended visit. but cut their visit short
Oh account of the wal, fearing that
they would not be able to return later. |
While in Sweden they received the
Review each week and Mr. Nelson
says they were thus able to have all
the news of home.
Miss Winifred Wright entertained
at luncheon Thursday in honor of
Miss Alice Sauls house guests. Covers |
were laid for eighteen and the table
looked most beautiful with decorations |
of white astors and asparagus ferns. |
The guests, all members OF the Tri |
Delta sorority, found their, places by |
means of artistic place cards. The |
guests thoroughly enjoyed the tempt |
ing menu served by the pleasing young |
hostess.
Several representatives from the or
sanizatiOn of the Presbyterian church
are in attendance upon the Young PeO-
pies Conference held August 30 to 81
Oh the Chautauqua grounds at Storm
Lake. Among the delegates are Miss
Sylvia Cochran. Miss Ferne Richard
son, Miss Helen Trexel, Miss Edith
Staley, Miss Vera Poole, and Miss
Marie Faus. Rev. and Mrs. Tourtellot
will also spend the week at the con-
ference, Mr.. Tourtellot returning for
he services here on Sunday the 23.
Mrs. Carl F. Kuehnle. Mrs. B. +.
Philbrook and son, Rowland. and Rob
ert Lockridge. of Riverton, Wyo.. ex-
Dect to leave Thursday morning for
Chicago via auto. Rowland and his
friend will drive the car through and
expect to reach Chicago Saturday. /
Mrs. Kuehnle will go down to Culver,
,rcises of the Culver Naval academy,
where her son is attending summer
school, Mrs. Philbrook and Rowland
will visit relatives in Chicago for
week or ten days.