The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-02-14
SOCIAL. NOTES.

Two of the prettiest parties OF late
were the two given by Mrs. A. Ros-
burg and Mrs. Carl Richardson at the
latter's home on Thursday afternoon.
Bridge was the form OF entertainment
and there We're six tables in all. Al
ter most delightful game, very tempt
ing refreshments were served at small
tables which were very attractive with
dainty appointments and bouquets OF
Cecil Bremen roses. On Friday after
moon the guests enjoyed handlWork
and general social hour The menu
was carried out as the day previous
with the same decorations.
[ The Current Events club held its an
nual guest night on Saturday evening
in the club rooms Of the Carnegie IL
brary, which were very pretty in their
gala attire of valentine nature Al
ter an informal lap supper very in
teresting program was enjoyed. Prof..
w. C. VanNess gave talk on &c
ology". which was one of the best
things ever listened to in Denison, so
those say who! heard it. Miss Solin--
ger favored the club with several OF
her clever readings, which are always
a treat. A very delightful social eve
ming passed quickly, the guests return
ing home at late hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Powers invited
a cew couples in after the lecture on
Monday evening to dance, compliment
airy to Mr.. Morgan Cornwall, who was
a house guest at the Lally home. A
very pleasant evening was spent in
dancing, after which a tempting lap
supper was served. ..
Mrs. o. A. Patterson was very
pleasant hostess on Friday afternoon,
when twelve friends met at her home
in honor of Mrs. Edward Phelan. of
Omaha; Mrs. S. F. Ashby, of Fair
mont Neb., and Miss Lydia Trask, ST
Newburyport, Mass, for an afternoon
devoted to bridge. Late in the after
noon very delicious two course sup
per was served in the dining room at
one large table which was very ar
tistic in it's valentine decorations.
Mrs. C. L. Voss entertained few
friends at luncheon on Thursday in
honor of Mrs. Phelan, Mrs. Ashby and
Miss Trask, three visiting ladies. The
table was very lovely with it's pretty
appointments and basket Of melody
roses ct which was served a. very eJe-
CANT four course luncheon.
The w. Cyheld "a thimble bee at
the home of Mrs. Bond on Thursday
afternoon. Everyone. was cordially
invited and delicious refreshments
were served for the small amount of
Is cents. Those who attended report
a pleasant times x ..& ~.
Penelope enjoyed a real valentine
party at the hoResof Mrs. D. Q. John
son Tuesday. Fhe rooms were dec
Grated beautifully with strings and
strings of attractive red hearts hang
ing from the chandeliers into the four
corners of the room, including both
living rooms. Each member and
guest spent the afternoon with handi-
work of various sorts until. late in the
afternoon when, supper was served at
one large and several small tables,
which were again treated in this
same heart combination with unusual
ly clever valentine place cards. Mrs.
Edward Phelan, of Omaha, and Mrs.
S. F. Ashby, of Fairmont, Neb., were
out of town guests.
Mrs. A. F.. Barber will entertain the
members of Coterie Thursday after
neon at the Hotel Denison. u
H. H. will meet on Thursday eve
ming with Helen Burch as hostess.
Mrs. Doe Garrett was hostess to the