The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-05-30
SOCIAL NOTES

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Ii Tho local, chapter Of til" Rcd Cross
'Ebesssh itsacfual work by sowing 1T The
Eho!nc. Of TIC Red Gross secretary, Mrs
\ FLORENCE N. Server, on Friday ,ant
saturday. AFTERNOONS OF last week, a
tsrGat deal was accomplished and it is
FllopGd that everyone interested will Of
fGf theit services PROMPTLY when tho
meetings arc called. Also tho little
junior led Cross circle met with Miss
fMarEueiitc Balla on Saturday after
noon. They devoted the afternoon te
hemmlns tray cloths and hospital
/ On Wednesday and Friday after.
moons OF last week Mrs. Geo. McHcnry
entertained in honor of Mrs. C. D.
Evans and Mrs. J. North Evans. OF
Columbus, Neb. The knsington on
| "wednesday was very much enjoyed
Iby visiting and various kinds Of han
Idiwork. The rooms throughout we're
beautifully decorated with huge vases
Eof valley lilies and honeysuckles Late
in the afternoon a most delicious sup
[ per was served at small tables Which
were very prettily decorated for the
occasion, On Friday afternoon the
party was in the form OLA bridge,
WHICH was greatly enjoyed by every.
Que present. After the game was fin.
ishcd most tempting refreshments
We're served ut small tables.
Mrs. j. w. Miller entertained at a
kGnsington on Friday afternoon at her
home on North Main street Baskets
or lilacs and assorted spring flowers
made the home most attractive After
a most enjoyable afternoon devoted
to 'handiwork q delicious zap supper
was served. On Tuesday afternoon
this hostess entertained at a second
kensington.
Penelope will be. entertained at the
home, or Mrs. Carl +. Kuchnlc on, Tues
day, June ,,5th. .s. lux, ia .-5.
Mrs. Charles Bollcn has Invitations
issued Tor q bridge on Saturday after;
noon and Il kcnsington on7Friday after
moon. ,lr..t ..,.t
Mrs. Otto Drcssclhaus will entertain
at her home on Thursday afternoon.
The closing meeting of S. S. for this
year was held Tuesday evening in
the club rooms with Miss Bcrnice Os-f
borne as chairman.
= II. II. held its closing meeting last
Thursday evening when Miss Margar-
ct Carey was hostess A very pleas.
ant evening was spent with music and
4 general good time.
The junior and senior teachers and
members of the Methodist Sunday
school entertained In the church par.
Tors on Friday evening in honor OF
Prof. and Mrs. VIC. VanNess, who
expect to leave Dcnison soon to make
their home in Fayettc. The evening
passed quickly with different games,
One in particular which created 4
great deal Of merriment was this:
Each member present had their foot
and we're assessed so much
an inch according 10 the size. which
amounted to quite atittle sum in some
cases. On behalf of the members
present and with all the good wishes
Of the entire church and Sunday
school Rev. J. l.. Boyd presented the
guests of honor with gift. Light
refreshments completed the evenings
pleasures.
Mrs. p. j. Brannon entertained in.
formally on Tuesday evening in honor
of Mrs. G. d. Evans and 7Mr:3AF North
Evans. of Columbus, Z Ncb. the guests
Of MIR. and Mrs. Goo: McHenry.
Tho Girls Home Guards met on
HNsSANuy 1eSAuit, N< aAO hplhS VI "ASt
Garrett. 1t being the annual election
Of officers the following were elected:
President. Nellie Bolton; first vice
president, Elsie Cayctt: second vice
president. Hazel Garrett; recording
secretary, Esther Randall; correspond
ing secretary, lrma Lchfeldt; trcasur-
or. Meta Baum; pianist, Mildred Hub
bell. Delicious refreshments were
served at the close of the evening.
The recital given at the home OF mss
Grace Schlumberger last Saturday af
ternOon was not only a musical sue
cess, but q very pleasing social event.
About twenty pupils took part in the
program and each showed careful
training, great many playing entirely
from memory. Dainty refreshments
were. served to about fifty guests fol-
lowing a the recital and zach person
present was Favored with q pink rose.
Those taking part were Misses Beryl
Faul, elsie Heidcn, Sophie Thomson,
Mamie Schwicsow, blanche LOrcnzcn,
Irene Rustcrlolz, Marcella Stenglin. I
Berenicc Kinney. Margaret Kinney.
Gcncvieve McCatfrey, Marie Miller.
Marie Peterson. Erma Solomon. Mrs.
Marks and Walter Frcsc. Tho pupils
from out OF town were Miss Lydia
tral. of Vail: Miss Virginia Shields. of
BUCK Grove, and viii Mattson. of Ari-