The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-06-16

| La Saturday, where she began cours
OF vocal lessons under the direction {
the celebrated vocalist, Miss Mar
Munchoff. Miss Dow is a talente
young woman in this line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith spen
Sunday at the S. S. Steers home in De
| fiance.
Mrs. Hugh Butterworth and childre
are visiting relatives in Ida Grove.
Robert Fishel and John O'Mear
left Tuesday for Denver to attend tn
big race meet.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Weiland enter
tanned about fifty OF their friends OF
Saturday evening at dance at thei
home. Lunch served at midnight help
ed to make the occasion a pleasan
one.
Miss Anna Mesenbrink was up from
Boyer township Saturday. visiting will
friends.
Mesdames A. H. Harper, George p
keairnes and Brinton Sharp went tt
Denison Monday afternoon
w. l.. Kirkpatrick spent Sunday in
Manning with friends.
Mrs. w. G. Saul and daughter, OF
Carroll, have been pleasant guests at
the E. l.. Thomas home.
Mrs. Alb Rigsby and Mrs. Orvie
Boham We're in Denison Saturday and
Sunday, as guests at the J. II. Miller
home.
Miss Mildred Virgins was Coun-
Gil Bluffs shopper Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Dow returned
Monday from several days outing
at Lake View.
Irene Riley is back from a weeks
visit with her aunt, Mrs. T. e. Cronin,
on the Willow.
Mrs. Julius Ahart and Mrs. Helen
Hackston were in Denison Monday.
Mrs. l.. M. Jones returned to Char
Ter Oak last week after visit with
her daughter. Mrs. w. N. Schouten.
Mrs. Jones expects to leave this week
on her trip to California.
Misses Ellen and Agnes Goddard
entertained about forty ladies last
Wednesday afternoon at their pleas
ant home. Each had been requested
to bring an old photo of themselves,
and much enjoyment was had in guess
ing the names of the originals. Mrs.
Odell was awarded the prize, a pref
~ picture. Next a guessing contest
was taken up in which terms in sew
ing and articles used in sewing were
woven into little story. Mrs. Gene
crandall captured first prize, pair
ii embroidery scissors, and Mrs. q
J. Judd received the BOBBY prize, a
package Of needles. Lunch was served
rom small tables, the place cards be-
ng prettily decorated with flowers and
whose answers were
names OF flowers guessed while lunch
vas being served. A very enjoyable
fternoon is reported.
Harold Winn: whose accident in fall
ng from train was reported in these
olumns about three weeks ago, is so
much improved that he is able to get
bout on crutches.
Nelson Butler went to Pierson Mon
lay morning to look around with a |
Jew to locating.
J. r. Best went to Omaha Sunday
md brought Mrs. Best, who has been
n the Presbyterian hospital there for
he ten days past, home with him. We
re pleased to report that she is much
improved in health.
l.. c. Hatch went to Mallard Friday
0 attend the L. D. S. district confer
nee. He returned Sunday morning.
Father Farrelly, of Denison, was
alling on friends here Sunday.
Miss Gladys McCord returned Mon
ay to the Iowa State college, where
he will attend summer school.
Wilbur Thomas returned Sunday
from Grinnell, where he has
Ittended school the past year, and
will remain here during the summer
Mrs. George Rule was shopping in
)enison Monday.
Miss Lottie Bixler, who has been at
he Bert McCord home for several
weeks, went to Dunlap the latter part
Il the week, where she will attend to
he packing and storing of the family
goods.
Mr.. ana Mrs. L. N. Chamberlain and
laughter, lrma, went to Lake View
asst week, where they opened their
Ottage for the summer. Mrs. Swasey
md daughters, Ruth and Louise, were
lp there few days last week as their
,uests, returning home Monday.
Miss Mamie Potter was at the coun-
y seat Monday.
Mrs. o. A. Cooper was hostess to
he Friday club last Thursday after
loon. The time was most pleasantly
'pent in social chat over the fancy
work, after which two course lunch
vas served. The club meets again
his week Friday with Mrs. A. A.
Tishel.
The J. P. +. club was entertained
asst Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Charley Mesenbrink. The usual good
ime was had and good lunch was
erved.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brink gave a |
lance last. Saturday evening In honor
4 the seventeenth birthday of their
laughter, Anna. A large crowd was