The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-11-07
THE DENlSON REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, NOV 7, 10
SOCIAL NOTES.

A nOtaDle DlrLnuay party was given
at the beautiful home of Rev. and Mrs
Karr Tuesday evening. A splendid
program was rendered, consisting of a
vocal solo rendered beautifully by Miss
Bottger, a reading by Mrs. c. NJ. Jen.
sen, 1.-The Whistling Mother" which
was we'll rendered and very appropri.
ate at this time. This was followed
by q duet by Abba Anna McHenry and
Sarah Pfarr, which everyone enjoyed
immensely. Ralph Holmes gave an
instrumental solo in his usual pleas.
ing manner Miss Sollinger charmed
the audience in her usual way with a
group of readings. While refresh.
ments were being served Mrs. Dan
Voss very skillfully presided at the
piano, assisted by Ralph Holmes. It
was amazing to see how many aged
people were present, Judging from the
many pennies in the birthday bags. A
handsome sum was netted for the pur.
chase of the new pipe organ. Every
one. young and old, enjoyed the hospi.
tally of the charming host and hostess.
Miss Sophia Bale and Mrs. J. f.
Bale entertained the members of p.
Il. o. at their regular meeting on Fri.
day evening. When the usual business
and social meeting was completed
light refreshments were served.
Miss Agnes Henry was hostess for
the newly organized knitting club on
Friday evening. The time was spent
with knitting and very social time.
At a late hour very tempting refresh
ments we're served.
Kill Kare met with Miss Kate Sillet-
to on last Friday evening. Visiting
and handiwork OF various kinds occu-
pied the evening hours, followed by a
very delicious lap supper.
d. A. r. will meet on Monday eve
ming with Miss Ethel Miller.
Coterie club will have its next meet
ing with Mrs. Hugo Gebert on Thurs
day, November 18th.
Mrs. Frank Pfarr was hostess for
the Penelope club on Tuesday after
noon at her home on Locust street.
The time passed much too quickly with
knitting and various handiwork, and
late in the afternoon the ladies were
asked to put away their work and have
supper which was most delicious Mrs.
B. F. Philbrook. of Sioux City, and
Mrs. S. r. Ashby, of Fairmont, Neb.,
were out of town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Silletto entertain
ed few friends at an informal dinner
on Tuesday evening in honor Of Mrs
PhilbroOk and Mrs. Young, of Sioux
City, formerly OF Denison. 1t is need
less to add that most delicious re-
past had been prepared and was great.
ly enjoyed by all the guests.
Mrs. L. Seemann will be the next
hostess for Penelope on Tuesday, No.
vember Goth.
H. II. will meet on Thursday evening
with Miss Minnie Rininsland as host
ess.
Miss Bale will be hostess for S. S.
on next Tuesday evening.
Friday club will meet with Mrs. B.
J. Sibbert on Friday afternoon and at
the close of the meeting the members
will adjourn to go and work in the
surgical dressing room in the court
house.
The Teachers Reading club are now
taking up the study of Kipling under
the direction of Professor Stump.
Miss Margaret Christensen was host.
ess on last Friday evening for the
knitting club that has recently been
organized under the direction of Mrs.
John ShawVan.
Miss Virginia Bollen entertained six
of her little friends at party on Sat-
urday afternoon, the occasion being
her fifth birthday. The little folks
enjoyed the afternoon playing games,
after which they were served delic-
ious refreshments in the dining room.
The table was tastefully decorated for
the occasion and dainty place cards
were at each guests plate. All report
a most enjoyable time.