The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-29
MANY DINNERS
ON THANKSGIVING
Thanksgiving to be Observed in Deni'
son Homes When Family Reunions
and Friendly Dinners Are Held
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK

son Homes When Family Reunions
and Friendly Dinners Are Held
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK
Japanese Tea Given by Queen Esther
Circle One Of Events Of Week -
Woodman Circle Entertain.
Thanksgiving day will be celebrated
in a number OF Denison homes by
large family and friendly dinners.
Quite few are entertaining guests
from out of the city. This occasion
is always looked forward to, quite as
much as the holiday season by some,
and 1t is always quite an honor to be
a guest on this eventful day.
Those whose plans are made for
large dinners are DR.. and Mrs. Plimp.
ton will have Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
Fegtly and Miss Edna, from Des
Moines with them. Mr.. and Mrs. o.
A. Patterson will have guests from
town and Miss SERVER of Omaha. DR..
and Mrs. r. O.. McConnaughey will
have Mrs. Lucetta McConnaughey and
Mr.. Harlow Mills, from Benzonia,
Mich; Miss Grace McConnaughey,
from Nonh China mission, in Shansi,
China, who Is here on a furlough; al
so Mr.. and Mrs. John Sewell, from
Fremont, Neb., and Miss Ernestine
Mills, OF Story City. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Gulick will have their chill
dren and grandchildren together with
Mr.. Earl Shaw, of New York. A. c.
Bales are having their relatives and
friends with them. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
F. Kuehnle will have one of the larg-
est dinners probably, Misses Amanda
and Marie Miller, of Independence,
being their only out of town guests.
DR.. and Mrs. P. j. Brannon will have
Mrs. p. E. C. Lally and family as their
guests, Mr.. Morgan Cornwall, Of
Spencer, being their only out of town
guest. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Miller, Jr.
will have the f. J. Miller family from
Denison and Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mill.
er, ST., from Manning, with them. Mr..
and Mrs. r. P. Conner will have quite
large dinner. Mr.. and Mrs. William
H.. Dudley, from Council Bluffs, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Dudley, from
Omaha, are the only out of town
guests. Mrs. Staley will have quite
few guests with her for Thanksgiv
ing and 1t will be genuine treat for
ulA Iuo lOAIuAoSO VINO. NAA. oAo A'AAS'
Harry Carpenter will entertain at a
Thanksgiving dinner and among their
guests viii! be Mrs. E. NJ, Bemis and
daughter Pearl, of Estherville. Mr..
Mrs Carl Richardson will have
a guests. those from out of town
,eing Miss Della Moberly, of Ames;
Mrs. l.. A. Armour, of Sioux City, and
Mr.. e. A. Child, of Des Moines. Mr..
and Mrs Geo. Naeve will have just
their immediate family with them on
Thursday
Current Events club enjoyed a very
pleasant afternoon and evening in the
club rooms on Thursday, the usual
program being carried out and fol-
flowed by a covered dish supper. This
Mas indeed treat to the large num-
nr OF members present.
rming hostess on Thursday after
Of Entire Nous club and several
is. This is a new club and we'll
t5i white for all the enjoyment that
'SereG members. AS this new
iizaa Il is a sewing club the af-
In was devoted to it, followed
,,;very delicious two course sup
Lii MI SCu dI oHIull ldUlCS dItA dSt'
rappOinted with chrysanthemums
Trlever place cards. The next
s1tnn' ns N''' 70 WI" MIS- '>''S''
~ 4 number of ladies spent a very
,easant afternoon on Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Chris Otto. A most
unusual form, Of pleasure was indulged
in, it being quilting party" Each
k1,1 >;1l>
have been told, is quite beautiful
piece. After the sewing was put
away most elaborate supper awaited
the company, being served at tables
which were very pretty with the var
ious Thanksgiving flowers and cards.
The adult bible class Of the Presby-
terian church was entertained by the
teacher, Mrs. G. M. Jensen at her
home OIL Thursday. The after
noon was most enjoyably spent in Wis.
iting and games, the guessing ono
which was played creating quite bit
Of merriment, and Mrs. Fullock won
the prize, having answered more ques'
tions than anyone present. Most de-
liciOus refreshments were served late
in tho afternoon at tables which wero
very lovely with Thanksgiving decora-
tions. 'sr..sye,'r-, -.-....-. -. '-'-
A few neighbors and friends of Mrs.
C. ID. Miller and Miss Ethel Miller
met at the home of Mrs. A. d. Ran
dali for an informal tea and handker-
chief shower in their honor, as fare.
we'll party before they leave for Cali
fornia for the winter. ~; Co.,.
The Woodman circle entertained at
o. most unusual party last evening in
the form OF masquerade and a large
number Of members were present to
enjoy the fun as we'll as the excellent