The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-21

tE. G. Virgins, cashier Of the Farmers
State bank accompanied him.
Mrs. j. H. Stepanek delightfully."- en-
tertained at dinner Sunday a number
of returned soldiers, namely, Albert
Starkey, Alfred Edwards, Leo Ahart,
Henry Hansen and George Brink. The
Misses Coda Birkhofer, Ethel Cole,
Lulu Starkey and Josephine Stepanek
were also guests upon this occasion.
The boys told of their experiences in
the great war and the day was appre.
ciated very much by each one present.
Miss Alta Pfifer Of the Kiron vicin.
ity, was a week end visitor here, the
guest of her friend, Miss Irene Smith.
Mrs. T. E. Allen, son, Donald, and
daughter, Norrine, expect to leave the
first of next week for a visit with
her folks in Cedar Rapids. They will
also visit relatives in Unionville while
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mott McHenry and
his mother, Mrs. Mary McHenry, Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Pierce, Mrs. Milo Kel-
ley and the E. A. Bryan and Bert NC
Cord families of Denison, Mrs. Mary
Butler, Mrs. Charlie Trip and Rev.
Iona Brosius of Arion, were in attend
ance at the Riddle funeral Sunday.
Nelson Butterworth and wife en-
tertained the 500 club Tuesday eve
ming of the past week and a very
pleasant evening is reported. Mrs.
O. j. Judd won the ladies' prize, a
pretty hand painted plate, and the
gentleman's prize was awarded to Mr..
Chas. Smith. Tempting refreshments
con cluded the evening.
On Sunday evening, the High School
baccalaureate services were held at
the Methodist church. The services
began at $3.50 with beautiful and
attractive procession of the Seniors,
and members of the faculty, headed
by Clark Barker, Of the Junior class,
who very ably .ushered them to their
places. Miss Bernice Jackson pre-
sided at the piano during the pro-
cession, while a chorus made up OF
thigh school voices sang beautifully
| Following this pretty vocal duet was
rendered by Misses Ruby Rolls, and
Bernice Jackson. The invocation was
then given by Rev. w. T. Rink, fol
lowed with vocal solo by Miss Dor
othy Rule. Reading from the Scrip
ture was given by Elder Chas. 3. But.
terWorth. The audience was then IA
vored with a selection by the high
tschool chorus, after which the address
Of the evening was delivered by Rev.
w. T. Rink, who used for his subject
1.-THE biblical phrase, What Hast Thou
lin Thine Hand?" The discourse was
listened to with much interest by all
present. The closing number was a
selection from the Hymnal in which
| the audience Joined the high school
chorus in singing. The benediction
was pronounced by Rev. w. T. Rink.
The occasion was largely attended
despite the rain storm which prevail
led at the time
Il Mrs. "A. n. Harper and Miss Flor
ience Miller took their departure Mon.
day for Denver, Colo, where they
were elected as delegates to the Ma
ltional Convention of the Baptist, As
|sociation. They will also visit at the
Ihome Of Miss Miller's cousin, Mrs.
Harry Jones and family while there
land expect to be absent several
weeks. 3.3| $fs, Z Ell
The high school pupils went up to
}tAC pain nOOIu ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eve
ming OF the past week where a ',ween-
lei e.' Z 4 roast was enjoyed. 4 a fine time is
reported A y M Il, Il fi},ti5g;5
Friends Of Mrs. Ida Taleott who re.
Gently underwent an operation at an
Omaha hospital, will be pleased to
learn that she has sufficiently recoy.
erred as to be able to leave the hos
pital and at present is at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Horn there.
Saturday afternoon. Miss Irene
Smith was hostess to the ]. B. G.'s,
entertaining in her usual pleasing
manner. Among the guests present
were Miss Byrl Odel, of Logan, Miss
Alta Pfifer, Of Kiron and Mrs. Leslie
Helm and Mrs Carl Kirk, Of Dunlap.