The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-09-10
Society Notes

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Mrs. Frank Menagh and little daugh-
ter, Jane, were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ward Towne at their coun-
try home Sunday.
Miss Ethel Miller was the honored
guest at a meeting OF the ID. A. R. So
ciety' at the home of Mrs. Rachel
Goodrich on Thursday evening of last
week. Following the business session
Mrs, c. M. Jensen presented Miss
Miller with beautiful little pin, set
in pearls. Mrs. Jensen related a
fitting legend concerning the part
ing of friends and said that in
the case of true friends, separation
strengthened rather than weakened
the bond. Miss Miller has been a
valued member of the ID. A. R. soc-
ETY., in iDenison and will be truly miss
ed. In responding, she thanked Mrs
Jensen for her words of appreciation,
and added an invitation to all her
friends to visit her in her home in
California. A social hour followed
and delicious refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Henry, Saggau was hostess at
q week end party at her country
home in honor of her sister, Miss
Mary Lally, who is spending her va
cation from her duties at Johns Hop
kins University, in Denison. A very
delightful time was enjoyed at this
hospitable home. The guests includ-
ed the Misses Clara and Marie Con-
nor, Edna Henry, Marion Johnson,
Flo Caswell, We're Menagh, Alma
Wright and Katherine and Mary Lally
Mrs. William Coan entertained the
members of the Woodman Circle club
at her home on Thursday Of last
week. A very pleasant afternoon
was spent with fancy work and dain-
ty refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted 10y Mrs. P. J. Eggers.
Friday club will hold its first meet
ing of the new year at the library
club rooms on Friday afternoon at
two thirty. Tea will be served by the
executive and music committees.
Last Friday evening, those inter-
ested in the music of the Baptist
Sunday School, met at the M. E.
Jones home br a ''Sing.' After
royal good time, spent in singing, Mr..
r. S. Cassaday left the room and re-
turned with a clothes basket, which
he proceeded to unload into the lap
of Miss Louise Jones, who then real
lied that she was having a shower
She had supposed that her approach.
ing marriage to DR.. Grain, of Redield,
S. Oak, was strictly on the "a. t."
but before the basket was empty, she
realized that all her plans had leaked
out, for there were many articles
which will be very handy in house
keeping, including a mantle clock and !
electric iron. Miss Jones has, since
her return from Lincoln University,
been superintendent of the Junior de-
partment in the Baptist Sunday school
ana will be greatly missed when she,
leaves for Philadelphia, where she
will make her home for a time. The
remainder of the evening was spent
inSa unique manner, Mrs. P. J. Klink- |
er having charge of the program,
which was mostly given by, the boys.
and men. Charles and Paul Meyers
gave a piano and violin number and |
alE the men present were worked into |
one or another stunt. Everyone was |
game and the only mar on the pleas
ant evening was the absence of Clyde |
iMEP hearson, the Sunday school Choir
iser and chairman OF the joy CON-
mittee. Dainty refreshments were |
served and many were the good |
wishes showered upon the charming
bride-to-be. 49,"
Miss Helen Burch was hostess at
dinner on Sunday when covers were
laid for ten guests, including Miss
Hazel Laub, who was visiting in Den.
ison.
About twenty-five relatives and
friends of Carsten Christensen gath.
cred at his home on Railroad avenue
on Monday evening to remind him OF |
the fact that it was his fifty-second
The evening was very
spent in playing games and
the occasion was much enjoyed by all
present. .,54 n &g5,S
Miss Hazel Laub entertained a
number Of friends at her home on Fri.
day evening. The evening was very
spent with fancy work and
social conversation, after which dain.j
were served. Mrs.
Frank Meade of Omaha, was an out
Of town guest present. .#.gsa ~ i
The teachers OF the rDenison public
schools enjoyed an informal tea at
the college building Saturday after.
noon, at which time the twelve new
teachers were guests of the former
teachers. The welcome extended
the guests was a warm one and we'll
appreciated. Mrs. ,Frank Meade, of
Omaha, was guest from out of town
The dance at the st. Rose of Lima
on Monday evening of this
week was attended by crowd which
nicely filled the auditorium The mu-
sic furnished by the Piersol orches.
tra,; Of Carroll, was of the best, and a
general good time was had by all the
dancers. H.. . Hr, 4.
About thirty friends of Joseph Col
Inns gathered at his home on Thurs
day evening for a farewell party be-
fore his departure for Ames, where
he will attend school the coming year.
The dancing aof the odd fashioned
square dances was feature Of the
evenings entertainment and at a late
hour, delicious refreshments were
served by the guests who had brought
we'll filled baskets with them. @
The first meeting of the IS. S. club
for the year was held at the library