The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-03-08
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Miss Helen Burch entertained the
members of the Killkare club at an
elegant supper on Friday evening. The
after dinner hours were pleasantly
spent in conversation.
Miss Marie Heiden will be hostess
at the H. H. club on Thursday.
Mrs. Eugene Gulick entertained a
number of friends at an elegant din.
ner on Saturday evening, compliment.
tary to her daughter, Mrs. Nelson, Of
Jefferson. Covers were laid for ten.
The highs school pupils enjoyed a
social dance at the gymnasium on
Friday evening. Miss Bette Shattuck
acted as chaperon.
The Guild ladies enjoyed social
afternoon with Mrs. Geo. McHenry on
Wednesday and this week will meet
for a regular session with Mrs. Phil
brook.
The Suffrage organization of Deni.
son had tea at the Carnegie Library
club room on Saturday afternoon. A
very nice program of music and read
! ings was presented and talk on the
purpose of the organization was given
by Mrs. Sims.
The Coffee Club had jolly meeting
with Mrs. Caswell on Thursday. An
elegant supper was served at the din.
ing table, which was prettily decorat.
ed with jonquils. Pretty bisque fig.
ures served as place cards and favOrs.
Mrs. Nelson, of Jefferson. was an out
of town guest.
Mrs. Sears McHenry very pleasant
| ly entertained the Penelope club on
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ded to the pleasures of the meeting.
[ An elegant lunch was served after the
regular sewing and visiting session.
The Friday club members will be
the guests of Mrs. Blackman at the
county home on March goth.
George Albert entertained fifteen
of his schoolmates at a pleasant par.
ty on Friday evening.
The Priscilla club had very pleas
ant meeting with Mrs. Pepper on Tues
day. An elegant lunch was served at
the close of the pleasant afternoon.
The p. E. O.'s, will meet with Mrs.
PhilbrOOk on Friday at five O'Clock
in the afternoon. Mrs. Kuehnle and
Mrs. Philbrook will be hostesses and
will serve supper at six-thirty, after
which, the annual election of officers
will take place.
The high school Seniors scored a
great success with the banquet ten.
dered the Juniors and faculty at the
club room on Thursday evening. The
seven tables we're very beautifully ar
ranged to seat eighty-five. Blue and
yellow, the class colors, were arts.
tically and effectively carried out in
both decoration and menu 1t is said
that the tables never looked prettier
than with the large number of bud
vases on each one, holding single
jonquil, and Joined together with fes-
toons of blue chiffon ribbon The
menu cards were yellow and the menu
printed in Italian. which caused much
comment and merriment. An elegant.
four-course menu was served by Mrs.
Silletto assisted by twelve Sophomores.
Harold Laub. as president OF the Sen,
ior class, acted as POSTMASTER. and
Gordon Locke, as president of the Jun
iors, toasted the Seniors; Marguerite
Zorin, 1.-THE Boys" Percy Cavett
THE Girls and Vera Poole Friend
ship" 1t was all simply splendid and
fun and jollity prevailed throughout
the pretty affair. Twelve teachers
were honored guests.
On Tuesday afternoon the Junior
High Domestic Science class of. St.
Rose Catholic school entertained the
Sophomore class in the auditorium.
Dancing and singing were the ,princi.
pal features of entertainment. Light
refreshments were served. All depart.
ed declaring the Junior Highs very de-
lightful hOstesses.
The F. H. Club was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Aug Moeller Friday
of last week and an especially good
time was enjoyed by the members
present. The afternoon was pleas