The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-15
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Sylvan chapter 0. T.. s. met in rcgu
lar session at the Masonic hall Tues.
day evening. After the usual routine
OF business very nice program was
much enjoyed. Mrs. John Klinker gave
several Whistling solos that were very
line and Mrs. ROsblrg pleased every.
one with her vocal numbers. Mrs. J.
q. tomans was ut her best and gave a
couple OF readings in her pleasing man.
ner. The college quartet made great
MT as they always do. After the PRO.
gram all repaired to the banquet room
where the committee in charge served
very nice lunch Mrs. Richard Rob.
insOn. the worthy matrOn of the Vail
chapter, was an out OF town guest.
Miss Marie Heiden was hostess at
the Fl. H. club on Thursday evening,
when an unusually good time was en-.
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Voss entertained
number of'friends at an elegant tlint
ner Monday evening.
The young married folks class of the
NJ. E. Sunday school had delightful
evening at the pleasant country home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ranniger Friday. Mes.
danes Otto Christensen and Fre4l
Marshall were assisting hOstesses and
all enjoyed the splendid entertain
,ment. .s.,,eA .sss.... III, ID. 49,.
The s. S. club had q pleasant SEES.
sion at the club room on Tuesday eve
ming with Miss. Hedwig Brodersen as
hostess.
The Coterie club will be entertained
hv Mrs VIII
ternO0n. II 2,
Chapter c. o. of the P. f. o. sister.
hood had a pleasant meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Philbrook on Friday eve.
ming. Mrs. Kuehnle was assisting
hostess and supper was served at half
past six. after which the annual cleo
ton OF Officesr occurred and resulted
in the following ladies being elected :,
President. Mrs. Grace Sprecher: v
President. Mrs. Hunt: Recording Sec
rotary. Miss Erma Naeve; Correspond.
ing Secretary. Miss Agnes King: Chap
lain, Mrs. McConnaughey; Guard. Mrs.
Simpson; Organist. Mrs. .Voss; Jour.
nalist, Mrs. Pfarr.
At the meeting of the Home Guards
at the home Of Mrs. Strahan last week
SAO OANCl uiCuUSSS were lNIlSIcITcUI
to the junior Queen Esthers.
The Mothers Jewels of the NJ. f.
church had pleasant meeting at the
Saturday afternoon as fare.
we'll to the little children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Thew. who leave soon to|
make their home in Canada. These|
bright little tots win be greatly missed
as they have taken active part in all
church entertainments. A delightful
program of music and recitations was
by the mothers present and
dainty refreshments were served by
The superintendent, Mrs. Hawley, and
Mrs. VIM. Arff.
The Penelope club will be entertain.
ID on next Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. c. NJ, Jensen.
Miss Ethel Chamberlin, will enter. |
ain her classmates at 4 st. Patrick |
lay party on Friday evening.
Last Tuesday evening the young
allies of Mrs. Sims Sunday school
class had a delightful meeting mt the
iOme Of Annie Andersen. Light re-
reshments We're served.
Misses Bette Shattuck and Winifred
Wright very delightfully."- entertained
he Sewing club on Tuesday evening
II last week. Very nice refreshments
we're served and the pleasant evening
much enjoyed.
The Mothers and Teachers club of
he Whittier school will meet with
Yrs. Caswell on Thursday afternoon.
Aapleasant program has been arrang.
I'd. Hazel Laub will talk on settle.
nent work and Mrs. Nelson will sing.
The b. Y. P. U. will have social
It the church Friday evening.
Mrs. Coon and Mrs Lee Barber en-!
ertained the Women's Mission circle
IT the Baptist church last Wednesday,
afternoon ut the home OF Mrs. Coon.
delightful social afternoon was en-
Dyed and very tempting REFRESHMENTS
erved.
On March 9th the Current Events
Tub held a debate. the subject being,
Resolved, That Being Prepared for
Var Leads to War;" Affirmative: DR..
0hnstone. Mrs. Richardson. Mrs.
ones; negative, Mrs. Armstrong. Mrs.
Norman, Mrs. Moeller. The judges
we're Mrs. McAndrews, Mrs. Barber
lrs. Jones, Mrs. Meyes and Mrs. Cur
y. They decided in favor Of the affirm
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