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

Guards. missionary society Of the
NJ. +. church. Her invitation gave the
hour, but not the place. At the prop
err hour an escort of guards arrived at
her home to conduct Miss Saul, Mrs.
Saul and Mrs. Moellcr to the
place of entertainment. After lead
ing them all about East Dcnison and
suspiciously near several of the homes
they finally arrived at the Boslaugh
home on East Chestnut. This APP
peared to be the most likely stopping
place for guards were there to greet
them and the rooms We're beautifully
decked with syringa blossoms and
dainty pink roses and peony buds. AS
it was pre-nuptial affair, Miss Saul's
chair at the long dining table was
decked in white ribbon and syringa
blossoms. Mrs. Boslaugh was assisted
| by Mrs. j. Phil Jones who. with the
guest of honor. has been at the head
OF the Home Guards for some time
Mrs. Jones was in possession of all.
the secrets of the evening and so when
she observed a group of women COM
ing up the street she hastily summon
ed the guards and their guests to the
dining room, where dainty refresh
ments were Served. two of the guards
in dainty white caps and aprons acting
as walters. The center piece was an
angel food cake decorated with pink
hearts. Just as the cake was being
ers of the boys walked in. That was
surprise number two. 1t had leaked
out that the day was Mrs Boslaugh's
l. CO birthday and the mothers
brought with them bulky brown box
which the hostess was asked to I'M
pack, and she found to her astonish-
ment dozen beautiful sherbet glasses
Surprise number three At this
juncture one of the guards excused
himself from the table and brought
out beautiful pillow embroidered in
forget-me-nots and bearing the in
scription Boys Home Guards" and
presented it to Miss Saul, telling her
that the work had been done by the
mothers. assisted by the guards. This
was surprise number four, and num-
Der five is yet to be discovered. Miss
Saul was genuinely surprised with
helped to make, and it will be con-
slant reminder of the work she so
much loved in her old home church.
The +. II. club had a very enjoyable
meeting on Saturday afternoon, being
royalty entertained by Mrs. John Cook
at her pleasant, cOmmodious home.
After the social session an elegant
supper was served and as is the Gus
tom when any Of the daughters are to
be married. a beautiful present, a sill
yer relish dish. was given to Miss
Allie Saul, whose marriage occurred
last evening. A number of g.
shared the pleasures of the afternoon,
among them two from out of town,
Miss Marjorie Spry. of Clarinda, ana
Miss Jessie Archie, of Hornng.
The Priscilla club met on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Wilkins. The
usual social time was enjoyed, after
which a splendid lunch was served.
She Coffee club members and few
Mrs. Caswell Wednesday. After i
delightfully."- social Afternoon a very ele.
giant supper was served with all the
covers spread at the dining table.
which looked very inviting with the
pretty MOVERS ana linens.
Sylvan chapter, 0. +. S., had spe
cial meeting Wednesday evening for
inspection. Mrs. Esther Kennedy, OF
Logan, was the inspecting officer and
complimented Sylvan chapter on it's
splendid work. Light refreshments
closed the pleasant evening. Mrs.
Kennedy was the guest of DR.. and
Mrs. Philbrook while in Denison
Miss Margaret McHenry entertained
at very elegant luncheon at ! o'clock
Monday afternoon, complimentary to
Miss Alice Saul, whose marriage to
John Moeller took place last evening.
guests. was artistically arranged,
beautiful basket of white daisies grac-
ing the center. Small bags of rice
tied with yellow ribbons. made attract
i've favors and the guests found their
places by means of place cards decor
ated with daisies. An elegant four
course menu was served. The pre-,
nuptial idea was carried out through
out the luncheon, miniature bride
and groom being placed at the end of
the table near the guest of honor, and
the ice cream was served in slipper
molds of yellow and white. 1t was
one of the finest affairs of the season
and enjoyed by all the guests. Out
of town guests present were: Miss
Jessie Archie. of Corydon, Neb.: Miss
Anne Hunt, of Omaha: Miss Marjorie
Spry. of Clarinda; Mrs. Sam Cole, of
Lewisberg, Kans.. and Miss Gladys
Truesdale, of Sioux City.
Mrs. J. B. Romans returned Satur-
day from Sioux City, where she was IN
attendance at G. A. Il. convention.
Mrs. j. v. Unangst. OF Davenport. past
state president of the Womans Relief
Corps. and a girlhood friend Of Mrs.