The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-10-01

baby spent Saturday and Sunday at
rich in Dunlap The former resumed
his work at the Houston garage
Monday after two weeks vacation,
Alfred Edwards, who passed his
twenty-first milestone on LIES path
way, Sunday, provided the inspiration
for a pleasant party given that eve.
ming in his honor at the home of his
sister, Mrs. John Retman About
twenty-five guests were present to
enjoy the evening of games and such
like. A tempting luncheon was serv.
ed which was not among the least en-
joyed features. At late hour the
company dispersed, wishing the hon.
Gree many happy returns of the day.
Linfred Ahart was in Charter Oak
Sunday visiting friends.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Morris
Griffin played the part of hostess to
the Palo Altos including several in
Inmates. A general discussion of cur
rent events over their handiwork
pleasantly made up the pastima. A
dainty menu was partaken of at the
close of the day. Mrs. Alfredo Page,
of Dell Rapids, s. Oak, and Miss We.
loria Smith, of Lamont, sister Of
the hostess, were out Of town guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark were
Denison visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Eli Baber, visitor here from
Gordon, Nebr, was passenger to
Deloit Sunday evening for visit with
friends.
E. E. Newkirk was county seat
business visitor Monday.
The hours of the Sunday evening
services at the Methodist church have
been changed to one hour earlier, re.
sulting as follows: Epworth League
at $3.50 and preaching at 1880. The
change will take effect next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Tech were
over from Charter Oak last week and
spent couple of days at the home of
the son, R. w. Tech and family. ~
: Sunday evening the L. D. S. people
enjoyed program which was put on
by the girls of the Oriole, society at
the Religio hour. The following num-
bers were rendered.:
Violin Duet,-Misses Josie. Wight and
Vida Butterworth.5
Maxine Holcomb. X
Vocol Solo Miss Bertha Cramer.
Dialogue-'A Carpenters Daughter
- Orchard Oriole. Circle.
Vocal Duet-Misses Bernice jackson
and Ruby Rolls. 3,
Among the social functions of the
past week is listed a party at the
James Scott home north of town in
which ten couples of young people
were invited to participate. The
pleasures of the occasion were great
ly appreciated as was also the elegant
repast which fittingly brought the eve
ming to close.
Adolph Ahart, of Denison, was a
town visitor the latter part of the
week, stopping here Thursday eve
ming on his return from Omaha.
Walter Holman entertained his cou-
sin. Mrs. Greenwich of the state Of
Kansas, the past week.
The first quarterly conference of
the year is scheduled for Thursday
evening of this week at the close Of
the prayer meeting hour at the Meth
Odist church.
Mrs. ]. R. Griffin was in Denison
Monday visiting at the August Mes
senbrink home.
Mrs. John VIM and baby were ar
rivals last week from Meckling, S. D.,
for visit at the home of her father,
Martin Weiland and with other rela-
tives and friends. a..g
Miss Janet Rae has returned home
from several days visit with friends
at Glidden
On Tuesday of the past week the
Eugene Crandall home on the hill was
the scene of happy gathering, the
occasion being a social gathering ex-
tended Miss Bernice Alexander, of
Omaha, and Mrs. Alfredo Gloe Page