The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-20
SOCIAL NOTES

| Mr.. E. w. Pierce entertained the
members Of his Sunday school class
at dinner last evening. A most tempt
ing menu was served by Mrs. Pierce
and all enjoyed a social evening.
Friday club met with Mrs. p. W.
Harding on last Friday afternoon when
the usual business meeting and pro-
gram was carried out, but at the close
of the regular meeting Mrs. P. W.
Harding gave clever patriotic read
ing in costume and Mrs. B. j. Sibbert
gave a toast to "The Flag" and Mrs.
Gillmor a reading entitled "Old Glory"
This little extra entertainment was
very much appreciated by the mem
bers.
Trinity Guild met on Wednesday al
ternoon with Mrs. R.. Shaw Van.
Penelope will meet with Mrs. D. o.
Johnson, Tuesday, February Goth.
Mrs. Charles L. Voss entertained at
a very pretty luncheon on Tuesday
at o'clock complimentary to Mrs.
w. T. Perkins, of Seattle, Wash, who
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Carl F..
Kuehnle. Covers were laid for twelve
guests at a table most artistically ar.
ranged with color scheme of yellow
and white, large, low flower vase
of yellow jonquils and ferns formed
the centerpiece. The fan shaped place
cards harmonized with the center
piece and the delicious five course lun-
cheon was carried out in the same COL
ors as nearly as possible.
The members of the Entire Nous
club celebrated their aAaual guest
night on Wednesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Weiss.
Their lovely home was most apprO-
priately decorated with patriotic dec
orations very much in keeping with
the times. At $3.50 the guests were in.
vited in to dinner which was served
at the large table in the dining room
and eight small tables, all laid with
dainty appointments and tiny baskets
of red and white flowers. After most
delicious four course dinner an enter.
tanning program was given, followed
by general social hour.
Mrs. Kemp entertained Coterie club
at her home last Thursday afternoon,
when most enjoyable time was spent
with knitting and handiwork. Late in
the afternoon genuine war time
lap supper was served which was a
great treat and exceptionally palat-
able. A large attendance was present
to enjoy the hospitality of the hostess.
The students of the Normal Training
department Of the DenisOn high school,
assisted by Miss Himena Hoffman,
very delightfully."- entertained their in.
structors on Thursday evening at the
College Dormitory at seven O'Clock
Valentine dinner. Covers were laid
for thirty, three tables being used,
which were beautiful with their Val
entine decorations. Blooming plants
formed the center pieces, with runners
in Valentine design, and the menu and
place cards were red hearts with
white bows. The dining hall was hung
with festoons of red hearts and cupids
and the lights were shaded with red
crepe paper shades.
A most delicious. dinner was pre-
pared by Mrs. Silletto and served in
four courses, by three young ladies'.
The colors and designs appropriate to
the occasion were tastefully evident
the menu. At the conclu.
sion of the dinner, number of very
clever tOasts were given, Miss Nath-
allie Allen acting as toast mistress.
p. E. o. will meet with Mrs. DR.. Nc
Connaughey on Friday afternoon, Feb
ruary %. .n
Miss Minnie Rinisland will be hos.
tess to the Kill Kare Klub on Friday
evening.
H. H. club met Thursday evening at
the club rooms with Miss Marguerite
Haugh as hostess. The usual appetizing
supper was served, at the close of
which Miss Sollinger favored the com.
pany with a humorous reading.
The NJ. E. Ladies Union will meet
at the home of Mrs. L. D. Ley Wed.
nesday, February q. Circle No. I
will have charge,
The Queen Esther circle met at the
home Of Mrs. Albert Weiss Monday
evening, when a profitable meeting
was held. Miss Lillian Olsen had
charge of the lesson, after which the
time was spent in a social way.
Miss Faye Chamberlain was hostess
to the S. S. club Tuesday evening and
the members enjoyed a delicious sups
per at the usual hour.
The K. X. X club met with leila
Gillmor Tuesday evening and the time
was pleasantly spent with knitting and
other fancy work. The hostess served
light refreshments.
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