The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-04-05

licious refreshments We're served and
in the menu. Marshmallow chicks
and rabbits appropriately served as
favors for these Easter parties.
The ladies' of the Friday club were
royalty entertained by Mrs. Black
man at the county home Thursday at.
ternoon. Pretty blooming hyacinths
|,were given to each of the old people
who make their home at the institu.
ton. The visit was much enjoyed and
Mrs. Blackman served an elegant sup
per to the ladies before their return
home in autos.
On Friday evening a social dance
was enjoyed at Hotel Denison. The
young people report a most enjoyable
time.
The playlet and lunch at McKim
hall on Friday evening, under the
auspices of the ladies Of the Presby-
terian church. was a great success So
cially and financially. Each lady TAX
ing part was perfect as to costume
and acting, and all were delighted with
the performance.
Friday, April 14th, is the date set
for the Friday club carnival to be held
at the gymnasium and society is all
expectancy as it is to be great show.
Mrs. J. H. Patterson was hostess at
a lovely party on Thursday afternoon,
COMPILING ntary to Mrs,. Dan Voss.
About twenty-five ladies enjoyed the
charming hospitality Of the hostess
and the pleasant visit with the matron
of honor. The Misses Sophia Bale,
Lucille Johnson and Helen Boylan as
sisted in serving delicious lunch
that was spread at small tables.
Trinity Guild met with Mrs. S. G..
Wright last Wednesday and will meet
this week with Mrs. Norris
The Penelope club and a few spe.
cial friends were elegantly entertained
by Mrs. o. A. Patterson on Tuesday
afternoon. Fancy work was the pas
time, and after delightful visit an
elegant luncheon was served at small
tables. Jonquils were used for deco
ration and yellow color scheme success
fully carried out in the menu. Mrs.
SERVER assisted the hostess in serv-
ing. Mrs. Nelson. of Jefferson, and
Miss Clara SERVER, of Omaha. were
out of town guests. Eight gentlemen
were invited to supper with Mr.. Pat
terson after the ladies had finished
their session. Mr.. d. l.. BOynton. OF
Bismarck, N. d., was an out of town
guest.
Complimentary to Mr.. D. l.. Boyn-
ton. a number of his old neighbors and
friends met at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Criswell oJ Saturday evening
and enjoyed a union supper. About
twenty were in attendance and after
the fine supper spent the evening
pleasantly with conversation ana
music. Mrs Nelson sang a number
OF beautiful solos, which were much
enjoyed. Mr.. Boynton's friends are
ENJOYING his stay in Denison and all
regret that Mrs. Boynton did not come
with him.
The Priscilla club was pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. Aebischer Tues
day. The .usual good time with nice
refreshments was much enjoyed.
The L. o. P. H. club had q splendid
meeting with Miss Verne Stocking on
Tuesday evening, Miss Lillian Miller
being the assistant hostess. The
young ladies spent the time with fan.
cy work.
The Home Guards met with Margar-
let Aebischer on Tuesday evening and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Margaret
Aebischer; first vice president. Marie
Weiss; second vice president, Eliza
beth Wearmouth: recording secretary,
Ruth Silletto; corresponding secretary
Maurine Hamley; treasurer, Dorothy
Moeller. Delegates to convention at
Dunlap are Margaret Aebischer Ruth
.Silletto and Ruth Weiss. After the
business session a nice lunch was
served.