The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1916-05-03

Harold Laub elegantly entertained
the senior elias and faculty OF the d..
II. s., at party on Saturday evening.
About fifty guests were present and
enjoyed the social evening and the
delicious two course lunch which was
served.
Mrs. Herrig entertained the Priscilla
club on Tuesday. The afternoon was
devoted to fancy work and conVersa.
ton and very elegant refreshments
were served.
The Killkare club had a very pleas
ant meeting with Miss Minnie PAIL on
Thursday evening" After the usual
good time, light refreshments We're
served.
The leap year dance given by the
young ladies' at the gymnasium on
Thursday evening, proved to be great
success The hall was prettily arrang-
ed with pillows, easy chairs and other
accessories of comfort About seventy
five were in attendance and enjoyed
the fine music furnished by Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Voss. The Misses Bette
Shattuck and Adele Brandt were the
committee in charge Of affairs and sue
cessfully arranged all matters. Ice
cream and cake were served at a late
hour
The Fl. II. club will hold their guest
night at the club room on Thursday
evening, when Mis- Winifred Wright
will act as chairman.
The Penelope club had very ele
CANT session at the home OF Mrs. Geo
Naeve on Tuesday. 1t was veritable
May party, las the beautiful roses
sweet peas and valley lilies were ar
ranged in pretty baskets that lent
an artistic charm to the pretty sur
rCundings. Luncheon was served al
small tables and pretty May baskets
served as place cards and nut cases
+, A number of guests were invited to
share in the pleasures of the after
noon.
| The ladles Of Trinity Guild had quite
. a successful sale at Mckim hall or
Saturday afternoon in spite OF tho
rain. All goods were sold except
few aprons which can be had at an!
time by applying to the members.
Thursday evening of last week thu
II. O. o. r. and Rebekah lodges, will
Invited guests from Dow City, Char
ter Oak and Schleswig lodges. gath
cred in the Saggau hall to celebrate
the 9th anniversary OF the Organlza
tons. Mrs. Grace Jensen was il
charge of tile program, which was car
ried out as printed with the exception
of the first number, piano solo. which
was ably substituted by Miss Larson
Brother II. " Walker gave the open
ing address, which was well received
. by ALL A reading by Miss Larson
received merited applause. Mr.. Sal.
did himself proud with his violin, Civ
ing three solos in mastery manner
captivating his hearers. Much to tn
regret of all the harp solo was ull
J avoidably left out of that part Of the
program. Mr.. Sally kindly consented
to give another violin solo, which SO
licitcd a hearty applause from the al
dience.
After an hour of greeting and socia
: intercourse the company repaired II
the Hotel Dcnison. where Mr.. Nielsen
: with his able helpers, had prepared
banquet of good things. Covers wcr'
+ laid for one hundred and twenty-five
When all had done justice to the de
, licious viands so nicely served by tn
pretty young lady Mattresses, Nks. c
NJ Jensen, tOastmstress, in her versa
tile and pleasing way. called attention
to the last but not least of the feast
introducing the toastmakers in thei
order. She presided with dignity ant