The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-12-12
SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Il. G. Mccarthy entertained
twenty-five guests at an elaborate five
course dinner Sunday, complimentary
to John Heffernan. who was here on Il
furlough from Camp Funston, kanS.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Heffernan, OF Do
land. S. d., were also present at the
dinner The guests were seated at
tables which were Hastily decorated
and the bountiful menu was greatly
enjoyed Mr.. Heffernan left Sunday
evening for Camp Funston.
The football team was again hon
ored in social way when they were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moiiitt
at Il six o'clock dinner on last Thurs
day evening, complimentary to their
SON Rex. whb is member of the
team. Two long tables were set for
the occasion and a bountiful three
course dinner was served by Mrs. Moi
fit assisted by Miss Fanny Woolston.
Everyone present seemed in jovial
good spirits and this, coupled with the
cordial hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
Moffitt. made the affair one long to be
remembered.
The Woodman Circle club met at
the home of Mrs. J. NJ. Garrett last
Thursday afternoon where very
pleasant afternoon was spent in knit
ting and other fancy work. Later in
the afternoon the hostess assisted by
her daughters. served Il very tasty
luch.
The F.. H. club will meet with Mrs.
Sophia Lehfcldt Friday afternoon, De-
cember IA.
There will be box social and pro-
gram at the Fairview school house on
s~rI,< h<c
bring boxes.
Rev. and Mrs. Boyd and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Pierce entertained the
members OF the Berean Sunday school
class at the parsonage Monday eve
ming. The evening was spent in de-
| lightful social manner. one feature
that caused great deal of merriment
was the displaying of photographs Of
the members which each had been re-
Quested to bring. A very fine supper
was served later in the evening and
the company left at a late hour after
having had most enjoyable time.
Mss Lydia Belle Kuehnle was guest
of honor at several very pretty parties
this past week On Thursday Mrs. p. j..
Brannon and Mrs. Leon w. Powers
entertained at very pretty ] o'clock
luncheon and guest towel shower. The
guests were seated at one large and
! two small tables which were daintily
arranged with baskets of red roses
and ferns as a centerpiece. After the
delicious four course luncheon the
bride-elect was presented with huge
| heart shaped box filed with beautiful
hand made guesttowels.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Voss entertained
at two lovely dinners this week honor
ing Miss kuehnle and the guests at
the house on both occasions. Satur-
day evening covers were placed for
twelve at the table which was ladened
with good things, and on Tuesday eve
ming. preceding the Howar1-kuehnle
wedding,a most delicious three course
supper was served to members OF the
| wedding party and house guests, COW
l. rs being laid for twenty-fOur at small
and one large table. Tiny baskets of
sweetheart roses formed the dainty
lcenterpiece. Immediately after the
supper the guests left for the wedding.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Frank
Lynch and Miss Grace Meyers were
hostesses at a most enjoyable bridge
party complimentary to Miss kuehnle.
The home was prettily decorated with
CHEEKY Christmas Sreens,and in the
dining room where the bride and her
most intimate friends were seated at
one large table. a large vase of white
roses and ferns formed a beautiful
centerpiece. Following a pleasant af-
ternoon at cards, most tempting four
course supper was served.
Mrs. George Sprecher entertained
the Coffee club at her home on Thurs
day afternoon. when the time passed
quickly with knitting and various
handiwork and a general good time.
At a late hour a three course supper
was served in the dining room at the
large table. A most unique center
piece which was a Christmas pie. ere
atcd considerable merriment. Each
guest was told to pull ribbon and
at the end was the clever gift from
the centerpiece.
H. H. had it's usual meeting in the
club room Thursday evening, with
Miss Kate Silletto as hostess. A SIM
pie program had been arranged and
was very much appreciated by all the
members.
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