The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-06-07
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"wednesday noon. r delightful
literary and musical program preced.
ed the dainty lunch which was carried
out in the red and white color scheme
o. the decorations. Harold Dietrich
sen gave a wonderfully clever toast to
the bride, which was written in verse
HE pictured the bride-to-be as
painting, and the closing lines of the
rhyme were my imaginary painting
and Edna Schnoor, belong to Harry
Clark for 'evermore." Estell tombstone
toasted the groom and Alfred Bowen,
in well chosen words, presented the
young couple with half dozen silver
spoons as a token of esteem from both
societies. Garden flowers and red
hearts were ,profusely used in decorat'
ing the house and the effect was very
pretty. About sixty young people en-
joyed the lovely party.
Mrs. Dybbro entertained about M
teen little tots on Monday afternoon
lin honor of the fourth birthday OF he ,r
daughter, Donna. The children play go
games and enjoyed the dainty refresh'
ments which we're served on the lawn
A beautiful birthday cake, which WAS
electric lighted, was the admiration
Of all. Donna received number OF
%. { .ty gifts from her little friends
he Priscilla club was elegantly en-.
terfained by Mrs. A. B. Lorenzen on
Tuesday. Fancy work was the diver.
sion of the afternoon, after which ele'
CANT refreshments were served.
A farewell party was given for Es'
Their Gates at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. Carl Caswell, on Wednesday eve
ming. Eight young girls We're present
and enjoyed the evening OF games ana
music. Very nice refreshments were
served. Miss Gates has spent the past
year in Denison attending school and
will be greatly missed by her school
mates. She left Monday for her home
at Lewis, Iowa. .r
The Coffee club members and sever
al guests were elegantly entertained
Inv Mrs. E. C. Chamberlin on Thurs,
day. afternoon. The usual social tine
was enjoyed and then all. were invit
ed to the dining room, where one long
table was spread withf placeSafor four
teen. A. profpsion Of IL psonles and
pansies were artistically used IN dec
|ofStion. a delicious three course lun-
Echeon was served and during the last
course . beautifully decorated birth,
day cake was brought in and surprised
everyone, especially, Mrs. Frank Wool
ston, In whose honor the surprise was
perpetrated. The club presented heI
with a beautiful spoon and a "speciai
friend" gave her a beautiful cup and
saucer. She was thoroughly surprised
as she did not suspect that any one
knew it was her birthday.
Mrs, ]. P. Conner entertained at din
ner on, Tuesday evening, compliment
arySto Mrs. Leslie NJ. Shaw.
The Home Guards met with Miss
Ruth Silletto on Tuesday evening. AZ
ter the business session q social time
was enjoyed and dainty refreshments
served.
Mr.. C. NJ. Jenen entertained mum
her of, ladies' Thursday afternoon as
courtesy to Mrs. Leslie M. Shaw, OF
New. York, Delicious refreshments
we're served at small tables and the
affair was much enjoyed.
The quarterly meeting of the Fed
Grated clubs Of Denison will be held
At the Carnegie club room on Saturt
day afternoon. A large attendance Is
EdesiredA as tea will be served and
splendid Sprogram Of six numbers civ
an. Each club in the federation Will
be responsible for; number on the.
program. The delegates will meet
promptly at 3 o'clock for the ftransac
ton of business.
Mrs. b: F.. Philbrook entertained 2
number of ladies on Saturday after
noon az courtesy to Mrs. Leslie NJ.
shaw. The, invitation list was made,
up of oldtime friends and neighbors OF
the honored guest After . soclai
hour, refreshments were served al.
small tables. Mrs. Nelson, OF Jener
son, was an out Of town guest.
The Kill Kare club was royalty en-
ttertained by Miss Hilda Rohwer on
Monday evening, when all enjoyed the
usual, social time.
! Miss Vera Norris entertained eight
Young ladies at dinner on Monday eve
ming as a farewell courtesy to, Miss
Vera Poole, who left on Tuesday for.
her new home at Toledo, Iowa.
|. Misses Dorothy, Tucker, Hertha
Lehfeldt and Alys Swanson were
tR9Sy066t3S az g OLA, " SAoSs~ NAAA~- o
Al the home of Miss Dorothy Tucker
Friday evening in honor Of the mem
hers Of the college quartet. Covers
were laid for eight and q delicious
dinner was served and enjoyed by the
Young people. The color scheme was
q, dainty pink and white Following a
most delightful social hour the party
If Young people attended the high
SCHOOL class play. =. :
Mrs. A. B. Lorenzen entertained
the German Priscilla club at her home
Tuesday afternoon. The afternoon
was spent with fancy work and most
delicious luncheon served by the host
,ess was enjoyed by the members.
Mr.. w. A. McHenry entertained at
a family dinner last Wednesday eve
Ming, the occasion being the fiftieth
birthday of his son, Sears. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward George were up from
Omaha and the McHenry family en-
joyed. q. regular reunion.