The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-01-24
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Mrs A. Is. WOOD entertained CoIelle
club at her home on last Wednesday,
and despite the cold weather a large
number were present. A most dehght-
| full afternoon was spent with sewing
and visiting, followed by most de-
licious lap supper. The rooms were
made cheerful and pretty with bas-
kets of pink carnations.
The usual meeting of H. H. was
held in the library club rooms on last
Thursday evening with Mrs. haLe:.
Christensen as chairman, Alter g.
most tempting two course supper was
served the, regular social hour anu
program was carried out, which, or
course, is always pleasure for the
members. ..-.. ~-.e....-
Mrs. Leon Powers was a very
charming hostess on Thursday alter
noon at bridge in honor of Miss Lydia
Trask, of Newberyport, Mass. There
were three tables in all and the AFTER
noon was most enjoyably spent. Al!
the close of the game delicious re-
freshments were served.
Miss McAndrews had a few guests
in on Sunday evening for supper, al
ter which the friends were entertain
ed with a number of musical selec~
tions and general good time.
Mrs. John Silletto and Mrs. Joe
Scott entertained the members OF the
Woodman Circle on Monday evening.
After the regular business meeting
the members enjoyed the usual SOCIAL
hour and delicious supper prepared by
the hostesses. 5,t$
S. S. met on Tuesday evening with
Miss Lillian Miller as hostess for the
evening. The business meeting and
program came after most tempting
lap supper.
L Mrs. p. ]. Brannon entertained alta
most delightful dinner Monday eve
ming as a surprise to her husband,
honoring his birthday anniversary.
The guests were seated in the dining
room where a delicious six course
dinner was enjoyed. The table was
most attractive in it's gala attire OF
melody roses, silver baskets and
unique place cards. Covers were laid
for nine. After dinner the time pass
ed quickly with visiting and music.
Members of the Entire Nous club
will meet with Mrs H. L. Fitch OH
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Wright entertain
ed at dinner Sunday as a, compliment
to Mr.. and Mrs. Nields, who are soon
to leave Denison permanently. me
table was lovely with its bouquets OF
Russell roses and other pretty apr
pointments. Covers were laid for
twelve, who enjoyed very tempting
five course repast.
Misses Mary Jane, Anna and Nell
Mccarthy entertained twelve tables
at high five at the home of Miss Anna
Mccarthy on Thursday evening. Al
ter very enjoyable game the scores
were cotinted and prizes were won ny
Mrs. Eliza Mccarthy and +. j. Far
reilly. At late hour delicious sup
per was served. Mr.. John Keith and
Mr.. Matthew Finn, OF Sioux City,
were out of town guests.
A few of the Balle-Brodersen clerks
fenjeyetf a: very Gilslsual' treat on Mon-
, day evening, when they took bod
ride out to the John klinker farm,
where everything good to eat was
served. Then after a jolly evening
out there they started for town, reach
ing home at rather a late hour.
The Philathea class of the Metho.
dist Sunday school held box social
at the home of Miss Della Brandt on
Friday evening, 10 WHICH tHe Dot elSS"
boys were invited. Games and other
stunts were enjoyed until shortly after
0 o'clock, when the boxes were auc.
toned off. A most jolly time was hao
| until a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Jensen enter
tanned the members Of the Old Neigh
borhood club on Tuesday evening. a
very delicious oyster supper with an
of the trimmings was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Biggs, of Churdan,
were present. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lamberty enter
tanned ten at dinner on Tuesday IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Nields.i
The table was very attractive with all
Of it's cover of decorations of baskets
of yellow jonquils and ferns tied with
huge bows of tulle, this general color
| scheme being carried out throughout
the menu. After dinner the evening
was spent in playing cards.
l0u 1t is not known that many OF the
people who protested so vehemently