The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-01-30

On account of lack of space the fol
4 lowing social items were held owe
from last week:
Mrs. John Hildebrandt entertained
q few of her friends on Friday after
noon, January 18th, at very pleasan
I kenstngtOn. At the close OF a mos
enjoyable afternoon a lovely supper
was served.
Coterie was very pleasantly enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Ira Gillmol
on last Thursday afternoon. The time
y was spent with various handiwOrk and
4 general social hour, followed by q
most delicious two course lap supper
mss Mildred Hubbell and Miss leila
Gillmor assisted the hostess in serv'
ing.
Mrs. r. p Plimpton delightfully."- en-
tertained the Woman's club at heI
home Monday afternoon. The usual
interesting literary program was car.
ried out and the hostess served a
y sumptuous two course supper.
Miss Agnes Owens entertained
twelve young people at her home on
4 Tuesday evening, January 22d, compli-
lnentary to- her nephew, Corporal
James Hughes, who was here from
Texas on a short furlough. The eve
ming passed very pleasantly with mu-
sic and singing and games, and very
nice lunch was served by the hostess.
Miss Edna Stephens was hostess to
the 8. s. club on Tuesday evening of
last week, and a delicious supper was
served at the usual hour. The pro-
gram consisting of vocal and instru
mental selections by Miss Mary and
Lenihan Lally, and reading by Miss
BrOdersen, was very much enjoyed.
The 8. S. club, instead Of having
their usual guest night this year, have
voted to donate the money which is
used for this occasion to the Red
Gross society, which amount will total
fifty dollars. This generous act,
coupled, with the fact that the club
boasts Of a 100 per cent Red Cross
membership, is certainly worthy of
great commentator, and should set
g good example for other organiza
lions. t'5-.,'.. %.'- ."
A number of friends gathered at
the home of Miss Hannah Johnson,
east of Denis0n on Saturday evening
and most enjoyable time was had
e spite of the severe stormy weather.
The evening was spent in dancing,
the music being furnished by the Vail
orchestra, and a delicious lunch was
served at midnight.
y The Woodman Circle initiated six
Jew members at their regular meet
ne held Monday evening, January %. /
After the initiation and regular bust
less meeting was over, the committee
= charge. served a nice lunch and
ne remainder of the evening was
p9nt IN q social way.
slAiss Jessie L1sney entertained a
ew friends informally Monday eve
ing complimentary to her friend,
ltss June Upton of Harlan. who is
the week at the James Arm
tr0ng home
About fifty relatives of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. u O'Brien very pleasantly surpris-
] them at their home few, miles
spsnisan Thursday evening,
VI, the occasion being? their L
Aenty-fifth wedding anniversary. The
0mpany went we'll prepared with ev-
,rything necessary for sumptuous
Inner, which was served at six
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien were
PRESENTED with beautiful buffet for
heir dining room which was another1
agreeable surpCise. The evening was [!
;pentS In a. most enjoyable manner,
he guests remaining until late hour.
The relatives from out of town in at
enhance were Mr.. and Mrs. Joe