The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-07-02
SOCIAL EVENTS
AT DOW CITY
Farewell Reception Given at Home o1
Mrs. J. n. Young in Honor Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. Rowe
BIRTHDAY PARTY BY LADIES. AID
Home Of Mrs. Augusta Carlson Scene
Of Most Happy Gathering Wednes-,
,Ea day-Janet Rae Entertains
DOW CITY. july, 1-Special-

DOW CITY, July, Especial, "a
One of the leading social events OF
the past week was "a reception Tues
day evening at the J. H. Young home,
the affair taking the form Of fare
we'll given to DR.. and Mrs +. n. Rowe,
who are removing from this vicinity.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Mott McHenry and
Aunt Mary McHenry, OF DenisoI, and
Mrs. S. w. Anders, of IDes Moines. The
rooms were beautifully and attractive
| ly decorated with red and pink blush h
roses. The evening passed in a most
pleasing social manner. A contest OF
forming animals of gum was held in
which Mrs. ]. A. Brill received first
prize, a package of gum. The cOnso-
| alton prize was awarded to Mrs Frank
lBinnall. This feature created much
among the guests. w. q.
Fishel with few we'll chosen words
in behalf of the large company of
| friends presented the hOnOrees with
a dozen silver teaspoons, a casserole
with silver holder, a tomato server
and beautiful cut glass piece. The
recipients very feelingly responded
and were grateful indeed for these fine
tokens of friendship. At II O'Clock an
elaborate two course dinner was serv-
ed with the Misses Lola, Ilva and
Nellie Fishel as mattresses. Dainty
rosebuds were used as individual fay
ors The evening passed all too rapid
ly and at a late hour the company re.
luctantly broke up having enjoyed
themselves to the utmost. Special
credit is due Mrs. ]. H. Young, Mrs. H
G. Scott, Mrs. w. e. Dow and Miss
Lille Gibson who so ably planned the
affair. DR.. and Mrs. Rowe have made
numerous friends during their resi-
dence of some five or six years here
and it is stating it none too broadly
to say that no people who have left
Dow City have been misse more by
the community in general The bes
Wishes of a host of friends go with
them to their new home in Texas.
| On Wednesday afternoon, the home
of Mrs. Augusta Carlson in the cas-
part of town was the scene OF mos
happy gathering, the occasion being
the quarterly birthday party given by
the ladies of the Baptist Aid The
birthdays celebrated upon this occa
sion were those of Mrs. J. P. Good
man and Miss Florence Miller. Owing
to the extreme heat Of the day, the
guests were entertained out on the
lawn, the hours being spent socially
A delicious repast served as a fitting
close to the day. This was the sec
lond like affair to be held since the
plan was adopted by the society ant
the third which is to take place the
latter part of September will be look
ed forward to with much pleasure.
On Wednesday afternoon pleasan
party took place at the home Of Mis-!
Janet Rae, in which some twenty lad!
friends were invited to participate. So
|cial conversation and the like furnish
ed the pastime for the occasion, yer!
delicious luncheon rounding out the
|enjoyment of the day. Out of towr
quests were Mrs. S. W. Anders ant
I(Mrs. John Bramhall, of Des Moines;
miss Jennie Rae, Of Omaha and Aun1
MARY McHenry, Of Denison,