The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-09
M3ocial Circles

were laid for forty-four. The tables
were prettily decorated and the menu
was an excellent one. Mrs. Helsley
presided as toastmistress and in a
very gracious manner introduced the
following speakers, who responded
with very fine tOasts: Mr.. Caswell, Mr..
Lyon, Mr.. Shaw Van. Rev. Tourtellot
and Mrs. Pierce. Mr.. Lyon substitute
ed for his wife who was i'll and an.
nounced himself as a victim Of unpre-
paredness. He was much applauded.
Mr.. Gulick furnished some very fine
Victrola music and Miss Burgess, of
the college faculty, gave several reci-
tations which were much enjoyed.
Mr.. G.. L. VOss entertained the
young ladies of his Sunday school
class at an elegant dinfer last eve
ming. The beautiful table accessories
anu elegant menu were characteristic
of his household and the occasion was
one long to be pleasantly remembered.
Music and conversation filed the al
ter dinner hours and all voted the oc-
casion lust the best ever About
twenty were in attendance.
Miss Grace Meyers will be hostess
at the H. H. club on Thursday eve
ming.
Last Wednesday Mrs. O. A. Patter-
son gave Guild tea, which was very
well patronized and the proceeds
swelled the Guild treasury consider.
ably. The afternoon was devoted to
fancy work and visiting and the menu
very dainty and appetizing. The Guild
will meet this week Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. Tucker.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. G.. Chamberlin en-.
tertained the Sunday school choir Of
the Methodist church in delightful
manner Tuesday evening. The young
people had q jolly time with good
music and general good time. Very
nice refreshments were served. The
members all feel indebted to the Cham
berlins for their kindly courtesy to
them.
The Coffee club had an unusually
Jolly time last Thursday, when they
were royalty entertained by Mrs. Fer
guson. A few guests shared in the af-
tern0on's pleasures and were delighted
to be included in the good time. A
very elegant three course menu was
served at the dining table, which was
beautifully spread with lace doilies
and decorated with roses. each water
glass having attached to it a small
rose vase containing beautiful small
roses. The effect was very pretty.
Covers were laid for fourteen: Vic
trola music was much enjoyed and
1.-The hostess complimanted. ON hlDaBpaan
did party. A number Of gentlemen
were invited to dine with Mr.. Fergu-
son after the ladies departed.
Chapter C. O., p. E. O. will meet
with. Mrs. Jessie Chamberlin on Fri
day afternoon.
The Friday club held their regular
meeting a. the club room last week
and after the program and business
session the executive board, Mesdames
Voss and McConnaughey and Miss
Meyers, served very dainty lunch. 1t
ia desired that the membership live
more closely to the rules laid down In
the constitution and by laws and o
general discussion on the subject re-
suited in desire to have the members
more punctual In attendance.
The F. H. club had splendid meet
ling with Mrs. N. p. Cavett Thursday.
The hostess furnished needlew0rk Tor
those present and much good as we'll
as pleasure was derived from the
Injecting Several guests added to the
pleasure of the occasion. Delicious
refreshments were served. On Friday
night the club will have banquet at
the home OF Mrs. II. c. Laub, when it
| ia expected about fifty will be present
as each member will invite one guest.
The Kings Heralds had pleasant
meeting with Sarah Pfarr on Satur-
day afternoon. After the program light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Maurice Nielsen entertained
the Ladies' Aid society Of the German
methodist church last Thursday after
noon in the parlOr CT the hotel. An
elegant lunch was served.
The Priscilla club was elegantly en-
|tertained by Mrs. Wilken on Tuesday:
The usual good time and session OF
fancy work was much enjoyed, after
which very elegant refreshments we're
served. :.
The members OF the Penelope club
and several guests enjoyed an elegant
afternoon with Mrs. c. NJ. Jensen ON
Tuesday. After the social hour an
elegant luncheon was served at small
tables. Cut flowers DECORATED the
tables and each lady's place was indi-
Gated by an original verse, the work
Of the clever hostess. Dainty valen-
times served as favors. The next
Injecting will be with Mrs. kuehnle in
two weeks.
| Sylvan chapter o. f. s. met in regu'
lar session in the Masonic hall Tues
day evening. One candidate was ini,
ltiated into the order. after which the
sixty members present repaired to the
banquet hall and enjoyed nice lunch
which the committee served.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church will have q parcel post
in the church on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Addie Friend and Miss Marian
ina Sims entertained the Sewing club
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Sims. Sewing and music filled the
evening hours. after which very tempt
ing refreshments were much enjoyed.
The w. r. C.'s will have twenty
FIVE cent supper at McKim hall or
Thursday evening, February 18th, al
6 O'Clock. The proceeds Of this suppe,
will be turned over to the relief com
mittee of the w. II. c., to be used In