The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-05-19
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| Mrs. Chas. Bolen pleasantly enter
tanned last Wednesday afternoon COM
plmentary to Mrs Julia Bollen of
Lyons. Ia, who has been visiting her
son in Denison for the past six weeks.
! The afternoon was spent with fancy
work. dainty refreshments being served
late in the afternoon.
Mrs II. T. Wilson entertained the
r. II club on Thursday afternoon.
when about twenty of the club men,
bers and guests were present. A very
tempting and satisfying twO-course
luncheon was served, and the after
noon passed altogether too quickly,
the ladies being kept busy with needle
work and social conversation. AS the
name implies, the Friendly Helpers
are OF great assistance to one another;
each meeting the hostess provides
needle work and the ladies work indus
triously that all the work OF the day
be done.
Mr.. and Mrs 0. A. Patterson enter
tanned the A. B. G. on Thursday eve
ming. Four tables We're spread for
the interesting game. after which
dainty refreshments We're served. Miss
Marguerite Meyer, Of Omaha, was an
out of town guest.
Mrs. Wagner entertained num-
Der of friends on Friday at a very ele
CANT tea. Covers We're laid for twelve
at the dining table, which was pref
tily decorated with garden flowers.
Mrs. Dean, OF Rockwell City, and Mrs.
Voss assisted in the entertainment of
the guests. Mrs. Wagner is one of tie
young, elderly people with whom it is
always a pleasure to visit and the
party was much enjoyed by those priv
LEGGED to attend.
Miss Ruth Selander will be hostess
at the H. H. on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Philbrook was the recipient of
a very pleasant surprise on Friday.
when the p. e. o. members called on
her about supper time, bringing with
them all the good things for a grand
supper. 1t was complete surprise
and pleased Mrs. Philbrook very much
as she has boon much alone during
the doctors absence. Twentythree
ladies were in attendance and jolly
party was the result.
Miss Della Hall entertained a num-
Der OF young ladies at supper at the
new cafe Friday evening. The menu
and service We're excellent and the
young ladies enjoyed the novel affair
very much.
The j. M. club, composed of the
teachers OF the college and the public !
schools. had very enjoyable picnic
on the pretty campus at the north
brick school on Friday afternoon. An
elegant supper was served by Mrs.
in the hall of the school house With
covers for all and the picnic was a
great success.
Mrs. Pierce was hostess at two
beautiful parties during the week.
One on Saturday and the other Mon
day. About twenty-five ladies were
present each day and enjoyed the
charming hospitality. Elegant re-
freshments We're served on each &C. |
caSion. I
Miss Betty Ohen was hostess at the
s. S. club on Tuesday evening and
served a very elegant supper.
Social Events at Carroll.
The following items, which will be
of interest to readers of the Review.
appeared in the last issue of the Car
roll Times:
Mrs. Frank Fee was hostess to a
number of her friends alta kensinston
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
mother and two sisters who are WIS.,
iting her. A guessing contest was
held and Mrs. c. M. Jensen won the
prize, which vas a beautiful bouquet
OF carnations. A delicious two course
luncheon was served and a good time
was enjoyed by all.
A reception was given at the Pres
byterian church last evening to men,
bers who are about to leave the city,
they being Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Struck
and family, Mrs. c. M. Jensen and
children and Misses Edith West and
Grace Mcmahon. The affair was
pleasant with the exception of the
that these good people are
soon going to leave.