The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-11-29

program which consisted of several
musical selections, Miss Vern Eggers
favoring them with a vocal solo and
the Misses Lorenzen, Kirkoff and Olry
with several orchestra selections. Mr.
Helsley and Miss, Sollinger recited
some very clever pieces which added
greatly to the evenings pleasures. AT
ter the program refreshments were
served. Great credit is due the chair
man for the success of this affair.
On page five of the first section an
iinouncement is made that Mrs. o. M
ICriswell will entertain Penelope on
Tuesday, November 2sth. This is in.
correct. Penelope will meet Tuesday
Miss Alice Stevens was hostess at
S. S. on Tuesday evening. After a
delicious lap supper very delightful
program was carried out and the
pleasant evening passed quickly.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. L, Voss entertained
Mrs. Rachel Goodrich and daughters,
Miss Jessie, of Denison, and Mrs. Mar.
garet DeWolf, of Washington, D. c.,
at a very lovely dinner on Monday eve.
ming. The table WAS very pretty in
all of it's Thanksgi ing attire of vel
low and white chrysanthemums and
attractive place cards.
The WOman's club met with Mrs.
Lulu Woodruff on Monday afternoon.
After a most interesting program,
which took up a greater part of the af-
ternoon. the time was devoted to gen.
eral social hour, followed by most
delicious supper. served at small
tables which were most becoming in
their pretty appointments and small
vases of button chrysanthemus.
The Japanese tea given last Satur-
day by the Queen Esthers seems to
have established itself as an annual
efent and one looked forward to. The
McKim hall, where the affair was
held, took on very suitable appear
ance with huge Japanese umbrellas,
lanterns, screens and small tables
laid daintily with Japanese linens,
chrysanthemums and pen and ink
menu cards cleverly executed by Miss
Mildred Bowen. At noon luncheon
was served great many of the teach
ers from the study center taking ad-
vantage of the service. Afternoon tea
was followed by splendid patronage
of the cafeteria supper from to 8 p
m. The girls worked hard, gave Of
money, time and energy towards the
success of the function and are appre-
ciative of the cooperation Of friends
from the general public. The Queen
Esther circle is an organization for
young women, under the Woman's
Home Missionary society of the Meth
odist church. Locally, they are very
happy and appreciative Of the fact
that several from sister churches be-
long. adding materially to the strength
of the society, not only by service rem
dered. but by reason of this sweet
spirit of unity and "the tie that binds"
people in any effort for the uplift of
others. The bulk of the net proceeds
of the tea" some $50, will 60 at once
into definite educational work among
the mountain whites of the southland.
The F. II. club held Its regular
meeting with Mrs. John Rohwer last
Friday afternoon. The hostess furn-
ished needle work and at the close of
the afternoon served an elegant sup
per, assisted by Misses Hilda Rohwer,
and Mabel Kelly. Mrs. Hlda Catron.
of North Dakota, was the only out of
town guest present.
Miss Fern Eggers was hostess to
twelve guests at a very delightful din
ner Thursday evening in honor of Mr..
Frank Gadd and Miss Mae Magner, of
Raymond, S. d.
One Of the prettiest parties Of tho
social season was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. P. e. O'Connell at their home
Sunday evening, it being the occasion
of their eighteenth wedding annivers
ary. The color scheme Of pink and
white was carried out successfully.
both in the decorations and in the re-
freshments. About sixty guests were
present. The out of town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Houston, Mr..
p. ]. Houston, Miss Margaret O'Con-
nell, Miss Margaret Houston and Mr..
John Houston, all of Dunlap.
A very pleasant social time was had
at the county home Sunday when Mr..
and Mrs. Blackman entertained at a
one o'clock dinner. Covers were
laid for sixteen at one long table. The
centerpiece used was basket Of fruit.
edged with pine. The main feature CT
the we'll appointed menu was roast
turkey with all the trimmings and
good things that go to make up good
dinner Their guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Bonesock. of Manning;
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fishel. of Deni-
son; Mr. and Mrs. Hans Haggc. Of
Charter Oak; Mr. and Mrs. Dieter, of
Vail; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kolls, Of
Denison: Mr. and Mrs. John Holland,
of Vail. and Mr.. and Mrs Martin
Nehls and two children, of Buck
Grove.