The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-17

ANNUALlBANQUE7
Home Of Mrs. Hugh BuFterworth, at
Dow City, Scene of Very
Delightful Gathering
THREE COURSE DINNER SERVED
Several Contests Entered Into Which
Served az Means Of Much Merri-
ment for Guests Present.
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On last Friday evening the Palo Al.
tos held their annual banquet at the
home of Mrs. Hugh Butterworth, to
which the men folks were also invited.
Promptly at 8 o'clock sumptuous
three course dinner was served by the
Misses Irene Smith, Iva Fishel and
Adelaide Potter. After dinner several
contests were given, which caused
much merriment, prizes also being
awarded. First came the guessing Of
letters which were pinned on the walls
and curtains spelling Just one word"
Hugh Butterworth won the prize, a
box OF peanuts. In candy sucking
contest Miss Minnie Vollerson was
{ awarded the prize, box of bon bons.
The guests were then given slips of
paper on which they were requested
to write one New Years resolution,
after which the slips we're placed in
box and each guest was given the
privilege of guessing the writer Of each
resolution. Mrs. John Smith guessed
the largest number. The remainder Of
the evening was spent in music by the
ladies' while the gentlemen engaged in
cards. Needless to say the occasion
proved a most enjoyable one and will
long be remembered by all present
The guests took their departure at a
late hour, each one declaring them
selves royalty entertained and the gen
tlemen voted the ladies as being splen-
did cooks. Mrs. John Smith, of Clarke
s. D., was an out OF town guest.
John Roy has returned to his home
in Montana after visit of several
weeks with his brother, Henry Roy,
1 and family. He also visited relatives
at Denison and Omaha.
l Last Thursday morning DR.. ]. A.
Brill and wife and baby daughter ar
rived home from Rochester, to which
place they had gone some four or five
weeks ago, where the doctor under
went a successful operation for appen-
dicitis at the Mayo hospital.
Jess Coburn and family moved last
week from the Kelly place to the prop
erty of Mrs. Lucy Goff.
Mrs. Earl Gawdy and little daughter
returned last Tuesday to their home
in, Earlham after a few days visit
with the formers brother, Fred Colby,
and wife.
Arch Wight has rented the P. w.
\ O'Meara farm and will move his fam
lily there the first of March.
Mrs. Link Riddle went to Woodbine
Wednesday for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. e. N. Chamberlain visited with
friends In Denison last Tuesday eve
-.ussls.es,5, une "wednesday.
Last week Wednesday at the Meth
odist parsonage in Denison occurred
the marriage Of Miss Minnie NAHUM
and Robert Wingrove, Rev. J. L. Boyd
performing the ceremony, which took
place at high noon. The bride is
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. NAHUM,
of Soldier, and has many friends here,
having made her residence In this VI
entity for the past two years or more.
The groom is son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Horatio Wingrove, of near Arion. and
also has large circle of friends here.
The happy couple will make their
home on farm near Arion and the
best wishes of a host of friends go
with them.
n. w. Houston has rented the build
-. 1f khn hoto a nd
will us 1t to store his cars in.
WILDER Lee returned Wednesday eve
ming from several days visit with
his folks In Omaha.
ID. l.. Barber, the architect, was here
from Denison Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Chris Suhr was down from Ari-
Chris Vollersen home.
ALI Hansen and Harold Rudd were
DenisOn callers last Wednesday,
Raymond Rule and wife were over
from the Willow last week visiting
his parents. w. H. Rule and wife.
Linfred Ahart spent$a couple OF
DAYS recently with friends in Ports
mouth.
f Miss Elsie Randel went TO Omaha
on Thursday for a few days visit.
county seat last Thursday. Is, .s
Jim Riddle returned Thursday to
Nebraska City after a visit of several
weeks with his folks.
F. y. Hoffman, of Denison, was o
business caller in town one day the
past week.
The w. c. T.. u. met last week Tues
day ut the home of Mrs. ,Brinten Sharp.
After the. lesson study, which was con-
Quoted by Mrs. D. q. Bremser, the re-
mainder Of the afternoon was spent
in piecing aquilt which is to be sent
to the benedict home in Des Moines
ID. ]. Farrell went to Omaha Thurs
day for = visit with his family.
Mrs. Fritz Koenekamp was among
the DentsOn visitors last Thursday.
Asa Lee and his brother-in.law, Mr..
Bowman, of Omaha, called on Dow
City friends few days last week
The Priscilla club and q number OF
invited guests were entertained last
Thursday at the pleasant home of Mrs