The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-12-17
MUSICAL Event
AT DUNLAP
Big Affair in Musical Way Given il
Dunlap Under the Direction Of
Mrs. Burleigh
WAR MOTHERS HOLD MEETING
Hold Regular Meeting at Home of Mrs.
w. A. Chauncey, the Meeting

trained choir of fifty voices and rem.
dered an evening of music that was
high class and pleased even the most
critical. Chorus work also male quar-.
tets, ladies quartets and mixed quar-
tets were all given due recognition and
did themselves justice. 1t proved to
be an evening long to be remembered
by the music lovers of the town. The
weather was terrible, the worst Of the
winter but in spite of that the house
was filled and felt amply repai id for
their fortude in Drawing the elements.
Miss Theresa Pfleiger delightfully."- en-
tertained four tables at whist at her
home on Wednesday evening. After
pleasant hour at cards the hostess
served a delicious lunch and then some
time was spent in dancing which was
thoroughly enjoyed by spectators as
well as those indulging in the dance.
Miss Pfleiger proved herself a popular
entertainer. 5.-
A farewell party was given by the
the friends and neishbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Dye at their country home
one evening last week. A fine time
was enjoyed by all those in attendance.
The second evening affair of the
Auction Bridge club was held on
Thursday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Lehan when Mrs. Lee
han was assisted by Mesdames Ray
Brown and Guy McCarty. A fine
seven o'clock dinner was served which
was hugely enjoyed by the guests and
then the evening was passed at cards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Curtis enter.
tanned at cards one evening last week.
Seven tables enjoyed the pastime until
late hour after which the hostess
served a dainty lunch.
The hunters of the town INDUCED In
rabbit hunt on Tuesday and about
sixteen went out. Sides were chosen
and the other So and the loosing side
is to serve the other side an oyster
supper some evening soon.
The 0. e. S. members gave a farewell
at the home of Mrs. Pherguson last
week in honor of Mrs. E. Smith who
leaves soon for California. She was
presented with a spoon.
Mrs. A. p. Moore entertained her
Sunday School class at her home one
evening last week and ~ali enjoyed a
Margaret. Robertson celebrated a
birthday last week by having a party
and all the good things incident to a
birthday party such as birthday cake
etc. The young people enjoyed fine
time.
A club of young people was enter.
tanned by the Misses Vyonne and Leoda
Reynolds at their home one evening
last week. Another was also enter.
tanned at the home of Ted Chauncy.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Bonsall left last
week to spend the winter in Sioux City
with their children who are living there
at the present time. Mr.. Bonsall has
been forced to give up his work on the
mail route for a time owing to poor
health.
Ul.. s..,,. ,,,o~o b,,,,, m E,;do u,
hauling small lots of coal to different
people, car load being available on
that day.
Mrs. r. Maiden is visiting in Den.
ison at the present time.
Harley Moorhead was up from Oma-
ha on Friday on business connected
with the bank.
Mrs. Alice Baker who has spent
some months visiting at the home of
her sister Mrs. A. B. Tailor left last
week for her home in Appleton, Wis.
The past week has been one of
many social activities owing to the un-
ability of people to attend to other at
fairs Several of the clubs held large
affairs also the lodges besides the nu-
merous social gatherings held in varl-
GUS homes.
The War Mothers held their regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. w. A.
meeting room is at the library but ow-
ing to the coal shortage the library is
closed and the meetings will be held
at the homes of different members I'M
til the warm weather now. Mesdames
Rawlings Smith and Reedy were hos
tess and served a delicious lunch at
the close Of the afternoon. The reg
ular election of officers was held and
resulted in the following: president
Mrc rhoy,nnx, xoa rroci1ort
Mrs. A. Mill. Sec. Mrs. w. A. Davie,
Treas. Mrs. o. Banion, Cor. Sec. Mrs.
J. j. Peters. Twenty-three answered
to roll call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Smith were
hosts to a number of friends and neigh
bors Wednesday evening at their home.
The occasion being in honor of a fare
well to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Smith who
leave soon to make their home in Cal
ifornia. The time was passed in play
ing cards and in sewing pertaining to
the Christmas season after which tas-
ty lunch was served.
Ten of the prominent young ladies'
of the town rendered the bride. Mrs.
Merlyn Rawlings, a shower at her
home on Thursday evening. The
time was passed at fancy work and a
light lunch was served. They left a
handsome token as a reminder of their
visit. Mrs. J. T. Rawlings and Mrs,
J. j. Moorhead We're also guests.
The Missionary Society Of the Con-
gregational church was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Magden on Friday
afternoon and in spite Of the intense
cold fourteen were present and the les
son was given as arranged. New
officers were elected as follows: pres.
Mrs. Hugh Cecil, vice pres. Mrs. Nc
Carly, Sec. Mrs. VIM. Houts, Treas.
Mrs. I. Wilson.
The Bible study class was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. P. Pounds on
Wednesday evening owing to the ina
bility of the people to have the church.
Geo. Cullivan spent several days the
first of the week in Omaha.
Miss Mable Haley left for a visit of
some length with her sister at Nevada.
The funeral of Mr.. Christensen &C.
CURED on Thursday from the church,
interment being made in Pleasant Hill
cemetery.
Miss Myers, of Logan, spent some
time at the Chauncy home last week.
Miss Florintina Dixon, who has been
attending school in Omaha, has been