The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-02-23
M3ocial Circles

Mrs. Geo. McHenry very elegantly
entertained the Coterie club and few
friends on Thursday. Mesdames Evans
and Chambers, of Columbus, Neb., and
DR.. Anna Bartholomew, of Evanston,
Ill.,, added much pleasure to the after.
noon hours which were devoted to Wis.
iting and fancy work. A very tempting
and dainty lunch was served at tea
time.
Miss Ella Stieren entertained the
Kill Kare club this week at the home
|6f Mrs. Alfred Wright. The usual
social evening was enjoyed and a
splendid lunch served.
Miss Hilda Rohwer will be hostess
at the Fl. II. club on Thursday evening.
The freshman class OF the high
school had jolly party Monday eve.
ming at the Heller home.
On Monday evening Mrs. Marcus
Jones entertained number of young
people as surprise on her daughter,
Eunice, whose birthday it was. 1T is
needless to say that all enjoyed the de-
|lightful hospitality of the occasion as
Mrs. Jones has become famous for her
thoughtful kindness to the school boys
and girls.
The Priscilla club was elegantly en-
tertained by Mrs. 3. BrOdersen Tues.
day afternoon. 1t was a regular meet
ling of the club, but was also the birth.
day of the hostess, which added much
interest and pleasure to the lovely
party.
The p. +. O. chapter will entertain
the b. |. LIS at the home of Mrs. r.
Gulick on Friday evening. A special
initiation has been provided for the
husbands who are still outside the
ranks of B. !. L. secrecy and an eve
ming of much fun is anticipated.
The Queen Esther circle had spleen.
did meeting at the home Of Miss Nell
Staininger on Monday evening. This
society has been for some time paying
the expenses of educating and keeping
q girl in the south and decided at this
meeting to add to their responsibilities
and happiness by also paying the ex-
penses OF some boy 10 rthis year. A
good program and light refreshments
were enjoyed.
The ID. A. R. chapter celebrated
Washington's birthday by entertaining
the G. A. RS, w. II. C's and s. of VS.
at the club room Tuesday evening.
The Denison chapter has the distinc-
ton of having as member real
granddaughter of the revolution, Mrs
Sarah Wagner, and to show their 10y
atty and love for this member the
chapter presented her with record
shield This shield is made OF oak,
bearing the insignia and various en-
blems of the order and in the center is
an enameled brass shield engraved
with the name of her ancestors, her
chapter number and other interesting
data. Mrs. Wagner is one OF fOrty-five
surviving members of the granddaugh
tiers and at this time there is only one
daughter living. Mrs. Gebert rs regent
made the presentation which was re-
sponded to by Mrs. Wagner's daughter,
Mrs. Fellingham, of Boone. Another
daughter, Mrs. Thomas. Of Omaha. was
present and rendered several beau
tiful vocal solos, accompanied on the
violin by Mr.. J. Y. Barborka. Miss
Agnes King had charge OF the
program, which was much enjoyed.
"A number OF addresses were given by
members of the different orders pres.
cnt. The club room was beautifully
decorated with red. white and blue
bunting. The picture OF George Wash
ington was artistically draped and red
and white carnations prettily arranged
lent much charm. The Misses Jessie
Goodrich, Helen Burch and Bernice
Osborn deserve credit for the decOra-
lions. Light refreshments were served
on trays.
The Penelope club members and a
number Of guests were BEAUTIFULLY en-
tertained by Mrs. c. F.. Kuehnle on
Tuesday afternoon at her pleasant
home. After the usual visiting and
sewing session an elaborate three
course lunch was served at small
tables. Red, white and blue colors
figured conspicuously in the flowers,
place cards and other decorations. In
dividual rose vases were used as fav-