The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-04
; SOCIAL NOTES.

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d During the past forty days Of the
Lenten season social functions have
been decidedly on the wane, but now
that the time is nearing the close a
number Of plans are already being
made for, entertainments of various
kinds in the near future. Those who
have observed lent. strictly wilt be
glad indeed to go forth into society
once more. ,..y...
Miss Irene Van Ness was hostess
for H. II. on Thursday evening and a
very delightful time was enjoyed by
alt. The hostess provided very
pleasing program which followed a
most delicious supper. e..
six young girls enjoyed a real treat
ION Tuesday night as the guests ct
Ruth Silletto at a slumber party. AT.
ter dinner most enjoyable evening
was devoted to games and fun in gen
eral. The hostess prepared most ap-
petiztng breakfast, after which the
young ladies returned home. .u.#.., d
Misses Elsie Faui and Lydia Otto
entertained at a kensington on Fri
day afternoon, about twenty in all be-
ing present. A very pleasant hour was
enjoyed by all. A lap supper served
at late hour completed the after
moons pleasures. ...-1 ..~
Milton Gary entertained a few
friends at dinner Saturday evening.
S. s. was entertained by Miss May
Hayes on Tuesday evening. The usual
good time this congenial gathering al
ways provides was had by all. A very
tempting two course lap supper was
served at the appointed hour and a
very clever program followed.
Miss Hilda Rohwer will be hostess
to the Kill Kare members on Thurs
day evening.
Miss Catherine Sims will entertain
informally on Thursday afternoon.
Penelope will meet on Tuesday, APP
ril 10th, with Miss Grace Emily Mey-
ers. So. j.
Mrs. Geo. Sprecher will be hostess
for Coffee club on Monday. ~, .
The monthly meeting Of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution was
held in the club rooms on Monday
evening with Mrs. c. NJ. Jensen and
Mrs. Shirk as hostesses. when the in
itiation ceremony was the interesting
feature Mrs. Carl Richardson being
the new member taken in. Another
very commendable idea which was
taken up was that the names of five
sailor boys on different vessels be dis
tributed among the members and they
are to provide reading matter for
each young man during the next few
months. Mrs. Cassaday gave an en-
cellent paper on patriotic education
and several voluntary suggestions
were much enjoyed. Mrs. Frampton
of Boone was an out of town member.
Light refreshments were served at q
late hour. .
. Mrs. August Rosburg was hostess
for Trinity Guild on Wednesday after
noon. On next Wednesday, April 18th,
the April tea room and apron sale
will be held at Mrs. Geo. McHenry's.
Miss Mary McHenry was hostess at
a very pretty breakfast on Saturday
morning in honor Of her friend. Miss
Agnes Johnson, of Superior, Neb. The
table was most attractive with CEN
terpiece of jonQuils, covers being lald
for eleven. = 81
Mrs. S. P. Jacobsen was hostess at
q kensington Friday, honOring her
house guest, Mrs. John Hoffman. Of
Cedar Rapids. A large number We're
present and most pleasant afternoon
was enjoyed.
Z A party was given at the William
Blacknlan home Saturday afternoon
in honor of the fourteenth birthday
OF their daughter. Lillian. Games
were played and jolly time was had.
A delicious lunch was served late IN
the afternoon. :, r.
One of the enjoyable week end SO.
cial affairs was the luncheon party
given by Mrs. Grant L. Casweil, of
Denison, who has been spending the
legislative season with Senator Cas-
we'll at the Wellington. A five course
luncheon was served in the blue and
gray room at tho Harris-Emery tea
room to Des Moines and legislative
ladies. The hostess was assisted in
during the after luncheon
hour by her daughter, Miss Flo Cas-
well, q teacher of music in the Ma
rengo schools, who is spending the
spring vacation with her parents. The
guests who shared in Mrs. Caswell's
were Mrs. Henry L. Grout.
of Waterloo: Mrs. R. c. Gray, of Rock
well City; Mrs. Emory English, Mrs.
Frank Shanktand, Mrs. w. l.. Hard
ing, Mrs. Geo. III. Hughes. Mrs. a. L.
Haas, Mrs. Addison Parker, Mrs. Geo.
w Clarke, Mrs. j. H. Mahoney, Mrs.
Ennis X. Eberhart. Mrs. Milton Nc
Ahren, Mrs. J. |. Gibson, Mrs. Linnie
Savage. Mrs. Henry c. Hansen, all Of
Des Moines; Mrs. Perry c. Holdoegel,
of Rockwell City; Mrs. J. C.. Voorhees,,
Of Anita: Mrs. C. A. Hall, of Bedford;
Mrs. A. L. Richards, Of West Liberty;
Mrs. Douglas Rogers, of Manning;