The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-18
EASTERN STARS
/ ARE ENTERTAINED
Charter Oak Ladies Act As Hostesses
to the o. e. S. Order at the Home
of Mrs. e. F. Glau.
TWO COURSE LUNCHEON SERVED

10 tne ~. e. .. OrQer az tfse VOWe
Of Mrs. E. F. Giau.
TWO COURSE LUNCHEON SERVED
Decorations Beautifut--pIace Cards
Held by Tiny Bunnies or Chicks
Extended From Ribbons.
CHARTER OAK, April 17-Special
Mesdames Glau, Coin. Huber and
Miss Mains were hostesses to the O.
e. S. club Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. e. F. Glau After
the business of the club a good pro-
gram was listened to in which Mrs.
G.. ]. Turner sang a solo and Miss
Jessie Marshall read very interest
ing article on submarines. This was
followed by games and general good
time until the guests were invited to
the dining room, where Q delicious
two course luncheon awaited them
The guests were seated at two tables
which were beautifully decorated with
iyellowtand white. yellow ribbons ex
tended from the chandeliers to each
place, where they were held by tiny
bunnies or chicks holding the place
cards. The center pieces were large
bouquets of yellow jonguils placed on
round mirrors, surrounded by ferns.
This was one of the most delightful
affairs of the season and at late
hour the guests departed, voting their
hostesses royal entertainers. Mrs.
Maylou Armstrong, of Waterloo, was
an out of town guest. y +
The senior class rendered their an
nual reception to the juniors at the
high school last Friday evening. The
dining room and gymnasium were
tastefully decorated with red. white
and blue flags and shields. The eve
ming was spent in games and general
good time. At a late hour delicious
four course dinner was served at one
long table which was made beautiful
with flags and bunting. A great deal
of merriment ensued when the presi-
dent of the senior class returned to
the juniors the class banner they had
hauled down during the recent flag
rush. The evening ended with game
Of indoor baseball. the seniors losing
to the juniors.
w. A. christensen was visitor in
Schleswig Sunday. Il * ..3j
Lyle Shattuck went to Ute Sunday
for a between trains call.
III ReInrnes was arrested last Sats'
ilrday night at Peters place for In.
toxication and disturbing the peace.
He was released on bond pending his
appearance In court Tuesday. Il;
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Butler
on Sunday, April 18th, daughter.
J Mrs. J. E. Waterhouse Is enjoying
a visit from her sister who came last
Thursday from her home In Lansing.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Waterhouse
autoed down from Mapleton Sunday
for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Edna Milligan and little son.
from Sioux City, are guests in the
Clate Romans home.
Mrs Tony Miller and two children,
Madeline and Donald, drove down
from Ute Sunday afternoon for call
on old friends. III 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Moeller, of Ute, visit
ed friends in the Oak Sunday.
Ed Christensen, of Schleswig, at
tended the dance in the Oak Saturday
night.
L. N. Roose left Saturday for a bus
mess trip to Ft. Dodge.
Mr.. Coleson was Sac City visitor
Thursday. sn =. t.5
Mrs Thomas Thomson visited with
friends and relatives in Council Bluffs
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Mr.rEaton was business visitor in
Sioux City Friday. IA. gf:5
Mrs. a. J. Bates left Friday morning
for Mitchell. S. D.,fafter spending the
Hith her daughter, Mrs. G. B.
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Mr.. and Mrs, A., F. Barber autoed
to Denison Friday evening. %e.
Il Mrs. r. NJ. Jones returned Tuesday
morning from .Denison. where she had
spent the past, week helping to care
for her mother
Theo. Boldun and son, Emil, were
down from Ute Thursday calling on
old friends. T
Miss Sophia Thomson returned to
her school work in Des Moines last
morning. L-o.-
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Collins returned
Monday afternoon from Dana, where
they had spent a pleasant week visit
ing relatives, r
Harry Deter left Monday for his
home in Montana after good visit
with his people in and around Charter
Oak
Mrs. c. A. Mains and little son went
to Woodbine Tuesday for visit with
her parents. They returned to Char
ter Oak Saturday for a longer visit
before going to their home in Des
Moines. n|
DR.. and Mrs. c. J. Turner attended
the wrestling match in Omaha. II
Neil Coin accompanied his grand
mother as far as Sioux City Friday on \
her. way to Mitchell, S. D. a.,..l
Mrs. ,Hillburn returned to her home.
in Council Bluffs Monday after visit,
with her daughter, Mrs. Schurke. Mrs.
Schurke accompanied her, as far as
>.-..'
Miss Avis Trumbo left Friday eve
ming for an over Sunday visit in Des
Moines.
Mrs. r.. Amstein was down from
Ute Tuesday for a little visit with rel
atives.
Messrs. Alyerson and Paulsen were
down from Mapleton Saturday night
to attend the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hersal Perry were
over from Schleswig Saturday for a
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