The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-16
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Il Ing HOSLeSSeS ana served DAINTY
lunch. Each lady wrote valentine
verse, the result proving that much
talent lies dormant in the circle. Mrs.
Dean, of Rockwell City, was pleas.
ant visitor.
The Friday club meets at the club
room this week and a good attendance
is desired
The Penelope club will meet with
Mrs. G. F. Kuehnle Tuesday afternoon.
The Coterie club meets with Mrs.
Geo. McHenry Thursday afternoon.
i Miss Maxine Robinson entertained a
number of her teachers at, a beautiful
dinner on Friday evening. Valentine
4 decorations and fav0rs were used and
covers were laid for nine at the very
pretty table. The menu was very ele-
giant and appetizing. Maxine received
as a valentine beautiful flower bowl
with bird on it. The teachers pres
ent from the public school were the
Misses Bowen, Kelly, McAhren, Miller,
Wright, Lally and margaret McHenry
and Mrs. Will Miller, who is her Sun
day school teacher, and her mother,
who teaches her music.
The S. S. club met at the club room
Tuesday evening and enjoyed the usual
frolic. Miss Jenna Strahan was host
ess and served a splendid supper.
The Baptist Missionary society en-
jOyed fine time at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Carpenter Wednesday
evening. The ladies had their regular
afternoon meeting and the gentlemen
were invited to supper. About seven
ty-five were present and enjoyed the
fine entertainment. The evening was
devoted to an old fashioned singing
school.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church had very successful parcel
post kensington Wednesday afternoon
at the church. About eighty people
were served to lunch and many were
disappointed that they could not be
served as they were not prepared for
so many. A nice sum of money was
realized and will be turned into the
treasury.
! The Baptist Sunday school classes
of Mrs. Carpenter and Miss Fannie
Hayes gave a surprise shower to Miss
Pearl Sievers at her home Monday eve.
ming. The house was beautifully dec
GRATED with hearts, cupids and arrows
and the effect was positive indica-
tion of the happy event to occur this
week. 1t was a linen shower and in
geniously arranged. An old pack ped
dler appeared with his bundles and
offered them to different ones, who all
refused, then he gave them all to Miss
Pearl. Many games were enjoyed and
light refreshments served. Miss Slew
ers will be married to Mr.. Fred Grill
today.
| The J. MS had pleasant evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Weiss Saturday. The committee, com.
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss and the
Misses Wright, Chamberlin and Lally,
prepared splendid supper and enter.
tainment for the evening Valentines
figured cOnspicuously in the hearty af.
fair.
The F. H. club members and their
guests enjoyed an elegant; banquet at
the home of Mrs. H. c. Laub Friday
evening. Two long tables were beau.
tifully spread for the thirty-five guests
whose places were indicated by valen:
Itines: An elaborate three course menu
was elegantly served at Z O'Clock by
the daughters of members. Mrs. Cole,
lot Missouri, who is the guest
E6f her mother. Mrs. Saul, and Miss
Lucy Snouffer were out Of town guests.
The H. H. club enjoyed most de.
lightful meeting last Thursday with
Miss Grace Meyers as hostess. A num-
Der Of guests were invited and seated
at daintily arranged tables. The ele.
CANT menu was highly enjoyed.
The meeting of the Mothers club at
Whittier school building last Thursday
was great success and everyone pres
ent enjoyed the pleasant occasion. Fol
lowing the program dainty refresh
ments were served.
The Bridge club was entertained at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Rosburg on
Monday evening of this week and a
most pleasant time enjoyed. An ele-
CANT four course dinner was served at
O'Clock, the color scheme being pink
Valentines day decorations were in
evidence and the dainty pink frosted
cakes in the shape of hearts with the
heart shaped ice cream were most APP
propriate. Following the dinner bridge
filled the evening hours.
The auditorium of the st. Rose of
Lima school was the scene of pleas.
ant gathering last evening when one
hundred and twenty guests gathered
to enjoy the evening with cards and
music. A fine program had been ar.
ranged for the occasion which was
highly appreciated. Mrs. Joe Goss en-.
tertained those present with a very
fine instrumental solo and Lenahan
Lally delighted the guests with sew
eral of his beautiful solos. One of the
features of the entertainment was the
jig danced by M. Magner and
James O'Connor, who demonstrated to
everyone present that Vernon Castle
could be outdone right here in Deni-
son. The old fashioned quadrille was
enthusiastically carried out by the old
err guests present who had no use for
the Castle walk, bunny hug, grape vine
twist and fox trot. The evening closed
with a delicious lap supper which was
served at IL o'clock.