The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-22

tanned about one hundred ana twenty
five ladies and gentlemen last tues
day evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Smith. the hours being from 5
to 1890. Dancing was INDUCED in,
the Mescnbrink orchestra of Dunlap
furnishing the music, and a very nee
time was enjoyed. AT lo:oo puileI
i lunch was served.
A company of friends was invited to
the Pete Bahr home Saturday evening
to help celebrate Mr.. Bahr's birthday.
Cards furnished the evenings enter
tainment, after which lunch was served
Gene Crandall and Charley Smith
were passengers to Omaha last FRI
day
Misses Ruth Swasey and Iva FISH
ell. who are attending high school III
Denison. are home for the holidays.
Mrs, J. r. Goldsworthy washostess
last Thursday afternoon to the Pr1Scll-
Ia club and several other ladies. The
afternoon was spent in the usua! way,
! after which lunch was served.
Mrs. Fred Coleman and Mrs. G. L..
Rudd and daughter, Ruth, spent the
day Friday in Omaha among the big
stores.
Mrs. l.. E. Mcbride and Mrs. Art
Wilson were at the county seat lhuf3-
ldaS.
! Miss Jennie Rae and niece. Grace
Agnes Woodruff, came up from Oma-
ha Monday for holiday visit with rel
atives.
Little Edith Ballantyne is down with
the measles.
Mrs. Pearl Servoss came down from
Denison Monday to visit at the henry
/ Roy home.
Mrs. Ward Towne is enjoying visit
from her father, Mr. Roiand, OF Spo-
kane, Wash.
Mrs. Will Clarke entertained the
Golden Hour club on Tuesday after
noon, when the usual good time was
had and a delicious lunch served.
a Joint meeting of the Womans'
Home Missionary society and the W.
mans Foreign Missionary society was
held last Wednesday with Mrs. Ruth
| Morrison. The forenoon was given to
the Home society, Mrs. A. B. Adams
Having charge Of the lesson. A re-
sumo of the years work was given.
The society voted to send $40 to the
Peck Home at New Orleans. At 1910
delicious two course dinner was
served Mrs. Will Clarke and Mrs.
Frank McHenry assisting the hostess.
After the dinner was conducted the
Foreign society took up their lesson
study, Miss Mildred Virgins being
the leader and the second CHAPTER or
their new book ''The Kings Highway
was studied. The society voted that
scholarship in India be given as
memorial to Aunt Maggie Talcott Al
the close of the lesson solid gold pms
bearing the emblem OF the society
were presented to Mrs. J. 3. Glassbur-
ner and Mrs. Benson Smith. as tok-
ems of regard for their faithful ser
| vice in this line of Christian work,
Mrs, A. B. Adams making the presen-
tation in most pleasing manner.
The next meeting vii be held with
Mrs, H. G. Scott. Out OF town guests
present were Mrs. b. w. Pierce, dls-
ttriot president and Mrs. howard ooie'
both Of Denison.
Mrs. w. C. Rolls. Miss Ruby Rolls,
Mrs. w. f. Fishel, Mrs. Iva tlshel
land Mrs. O. j. Judd journeyed to onia-
i a Monday for a few days shopping
among the big stores.
Leo Ahart returned home this week
| from Ames, where he attends the
State college.
Mr.. w. II. Buss entertained about
twenty relatives at dinner last sun
day in honor of Mr.. BUSES birthday
| Ed Andersen went to Omaha satur-
Gay afternoon, having completed the
carpenter work at the John Blrkhoier
residence.
r. T. Baber spent several days in
Denison last week assisting with the
work On the new i. ID. S. church
State Senator Allen, OF Pocahontas,
was in town Saturday evening and &C.
sired to give arAaddress here. The on
l1y building suitable for such meetlpg
| is the opera house and it happened 10
be picture show night SO the sentle.
man waited until after the movies
were over, and then gave his address.
On account of the lateness OF the
hour the audience was not what IL
should have been for so excellent