The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-01-27
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ne Hetliau i-TlSCllld cluD met at
the home OF Mrs. Rudolph Lehfeldt on
Monday afternoon. The meeting was
in the nature OF surprise being the
the birthday anniversary OF Mrs. Leh-
feldt. Afternoon was spent with fancy
work and later very dainty luncheon
was served.
Mrs. Henry Saggau was delightfully."-
surprised on Saturday evening when
about ten young lady friends gather
ed at her pleasant new home in East
DcnisOn to spend the evening. After
a jolly time spent in social CONVERSE
ticn, a delicious lunch which had been
prepared by the guests, was served.
Mrs. Saggau was presented with a
beautiful cut glass dish which carried
with it the best wishes OF her friends
for happy future.
On Sunday at the E. Houlihan home
Mesdames Bryan and Mart Houlihan
entertained about sixty Of the friends
of Mr.. Joe Biernes and Miss Bid Hou-
Than i'll honor of the approaching
marriage.
A feature of the evening was mis-
cellaneous shower, each gift accom-
panied by some original poetry. A
mock wedding and other games enter
tanned the guests until a late hour
when delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess after which the
guests departed for home in several
bob sleds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Steensen en-
tertained twenty-siX of their friends
on Monday evening at their pleasant
home in Goodrich township, the occa-
sion being the twelfth birthday OF
their daughter, Miss Lille. An elegant
four course dinner was served at sew
en- O'Clock and at midnight the guests
enjoyed another light lunch. The dec
orations of pink and white were very
dainty and pretty and added much
to the charm OF the dinner. The eve
ming was spent with fancy work, and
guessing games and the guests de-
parted at a late hour voting the hest
ess a very delightful entertainer and
expressing the wish that they might
meet together again in SO pleasant
| manner.
The X. X. Club were royalty enter
| Rininsland at the home OF Miss Mar
saret Clark. From all reports it was
a most pleasant meeting.
The p. e. O.'s will meet at the home
of Mrs. philbrook on Friday evening.
Miss Agnes King and Mrs. Philbrook
will be hostesses for the meeting
The Woman's club will hold their
annual banquet at the club room on
Febsuary Sd.
The Teachers club were entertain
ed at the Strahan home Saturday eve
ming, when the usual good time was
enjoyed.
Trinity Guild was nicely entertain
ed last Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
George McHenry The members met
this week Wednesday with Mrs. Phil
brook.
Mrs. George McHcnry entertained
eight Of the younger married ladies' at
q O'Clock tea on Thursday compli-
mentary to Mrs. Milton McAhren, of
Des Moines.
AS a courtesy to Mrs. Milton Nc
Ahren. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson enter
tanned four couples at supper Monday
evening.
Mrs. Frank Woolston will entertain
the Coterie club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Milton McAhren was the hon
ored guest at an informal tea given by
Mrs. j. L. Bale Monday afternoon.
The H. II. club will meet Thursday
evening with Miss Geneyieve Richards
as hostess
The S. S. club has postponed its
guest night until next Monday, when
they will meet in the club room for a
banquet and fine program. Miss Jen-
ma Strahan will act as chairman OF
the menu committee.
The kilkare club was very elegant
ly entertained by Miss Bininsiand on
Tuesday evening.
The A. B. c. met with Mr.. and Mrs,
Ferguson Tuesday evening and en-
ioyed the usual jolly game OF bridge.
Delicious refreshments were served
after the game. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
McAhren, OF Des Moines, were out OF
town guests.
| Mrs. r. W. Pierce entertained the
members of the Philathea Sunday
school class at an elegant dinner at
her home on Tuesday evening. Fol-
lowing the dinner the business of the
class was carried on, including cleo