The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-16
UNIQUE SOCIAL
AFFAIR AT ARlON
Young Ladies Give Valentine Party
In Honor Of Miss Stella Suffer
on Monday Eventnl.
MOCK WEDDING TAKES PLACE
Youns Ladies' csstumsd 70 Asersssnt
the veuns Men and Make Best
Il, Of k0sp Hsas esssen. tl,t:l

On Monday evening. February 14th,
jolly crowd Of twenty young ladies
met at the Arion han for q Valentine
party in honor of Miss Stella Butler.
Half OF the crowd Of girls were dressed
to resemble handsome youths and
made the best OF leap. year by looking
carefully at their ladies'. programs and
seeing that each dance was teken. Dur
ing the evening refreshing lemonade
was served by Marie MARI and Dor.
Othy Butler. At the close of the fes.
tivities q mock wedding took place.
Those in the bridal party were: Bride,
Miss Butler; groom. Fl0ssia Phillips;
bridesmaid, Bessie Galland: best man.
Miss Talcott: flower girl, Ava Butler;
officiating clergyman, Pauline Palmer.
who had a new marriage ceremony
for those who take advantage of 1916.
At the place where the ring bearer is
supposed to give the ring to the minis,
ter q beautiful silver spoon was given
to the bride. Misses Grace and Ava
Butler, who represented the Golddust
Twins, had remarkably unique cos.
tunes.
L. c. Butler was q business visitor
in Omaha Wednesday. ~
Oscar Goodrich went to DenisOn on
Monday to have his eyes treated. One
of his eyes Is in bad shape and is very
painful.
Guild Evans went to Omaha to spend
Saturday and Sunday with his sister,
Mrs Glow.
A sleigh load of young people en-.
joyed q ride and the dance at Ken.
wood Saturday evening.
VIM: EgEeTS. Th0s. Rae and Thomas
Michaelson shipped hogs last week.
Hog cholera Is still causing losses
around here.
Twin daughters were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Wade February 9th.
The WoOdman hall has been nicely
decorated and piano has been put
in, making very attractive room and
one that has long been needed here.
Emil Schwarz has bought Earl
Trips house and Is going to build an
addition and otherwise improve 1t. Mr..
Trip and family will move to Dakota
in the spring. ~
J. Methiny was an Omaha visitor on
Wednesday,.
Ferdinand Volqlardsen is moving to
his farm near Dunlap.
A masquerade ball at the WO0dman
hall Thursday evening was we'll at.
tended. Some very pretty costumes
were worn and unmasking caused mer-
riment. Good music was furnished by
the Hahn orchestra of Buck Grove.
Sam Trip returned Monday evening
from trip to Wyoming. He Is so we'll
4ieasS tihdat 4fft " the west that
he expects to move there In the near
future.
Nj. and Mrs. VIM. Wilson. Of Char.
ter Oak. spent Sunday with Mrs. Mack.
ey~ s. ~
The best sleighing in years has been
much enjoyed. Every cutter and bob
sled has been IN use and there have
been many sleighing parties.
Mrs D. ]. Butler and Miss Stella
Butler went to the g. H. G. banquet 1t
Ms. Roy McBride's Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hsnney. who are re.
turning to their home at Winner, 8. D.,
after q visit with Iowa friends, are
stopping for short time at the home
of Mrs. Mackey.
Mr.. and MRS. L. G. Butler and Mrs.
and Mrs. John Blackman went to the
500 party given by Mrs. Swasey Mon.
day evening.
Word comes from Omaha that Verne
Talcott and several other medical stu.
dents who have been making CLOS
study of diphtheria during. the cpl.
demic In that city, have contracted the
disease. but arc getting along we'll. as
they do not have . severe attack. It
is hoped that they will soon recover.
A physician takes many chances in his
efforts to relieve suffering.
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