The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-02-26

r. G. Hawley that they arrived in Los
Angeles last week after pleasant
trip, and were now nicely located in
an apartment there. They expected
to attend the Iowa picnic last Satur-
day.
Friends of Miss Myrtle McAnrcn
will no doubt be surprised to know
that she is at present in birmingham,
Mass. where she is teaching in the
schools of that city fora short time.
She writes that she spent day in
Boston recently and that city was "all
dressed up in great style to welcome
President Wilson home from France.
| DR.. and Mrs. C. B. Tice departed
for Chicago last evening where they
will visit friends for q few days.
SOCIAL ITEMS
Miss Helen Olsen, whose marriage
+, is soon to take place, was guest of
honor this past week at several par
ties. On Tuesday evening, February
18th, Miss Marie Hammer entertain
ed at her home in East Denison, when
a miscellaneous shower was the fea-
ture of the occasion and late in the
evening a very delicious lap supper
was served. On Friday evening, Feb
ruary Nst, Mrs. Kate Flynn entertain
ed about forty young ladies in honor
of Miss Olsen, and this was also in
the form of miscellaneous shower
On both occasions the guest was the
recipient of many lovely presents,
sherbet glasses, bed spread. casser-
oles and many more useful gifts. At
ter the gifts had been presented the
evening was spent in dancing and a
jolly time was had. At a late hour
the guests enjoyed very palatable
two course supper.
Mrs. Cecil .Hecht will be hostess for
Entire Nous club on Thursday after
noon, February 9th
Miss, Edwards and Miss Helen
Wright were hostesses to few of
their friends on Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Karr. The evening was
spent in social way. some OF the
guests enjoyed a game Of bridge while
others did handiwork. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the close of the
evening.
Mrs. Dan Voss will be hostess at
dinner on this wednesday, evening,
complimentary to Miss Anne Karr.
Miss Grace Meyers and Miss Emma
Nielsen were hostesses for. S. S. on
Tuesday evening. At o'clock a de-
licious lap supper was served and a
very enjoyable time was had No pro-
gram had been arranged.
The D. A. r. held their annual Wash
ington supper last Friday evening in
the club rooms, when a large attend
ance was present. The, long tables
were decorated with groups of silk
flags and shield shaped containers
were used to hold candies. THE D. A.
r. pin design was used on the place
cards and a general patriotic effect
was carried out. After a very tempt
ing three course supper an entertain
ing program was enjoyed Miss Bern
ice Richardson, accompanied by Miss
Winifred Wright rendered two very
pretty solos. Several clever recita-
lions and readings were given by
Misses Fanl, Aebischer and Kinney,
all high school girls, and Mrs. Helen
Cassaday completed the program OF
the evening by giving a reading on
"Our Flag" .. IL
\ On Thursday evening eighty. of the
Masons enjoyed very fine dinner at
Mckfm hall The guests were seated
at several long tables and Mrs. Staley
served one Of her excellent suppers
in three courses. During dinner
number of men spoke and later in the
lodge rooms several musical numbers
were offered.
b Mrs. r. o. McConnaughey was a
very charming hostess on Saturday at
one o'clock luncheon, the guests being
a few of the teachers from the local
schools. The guests were seated at
the dining room table !. where the
places for ten were marked by very
handsome hand decorated place cards,
the work of Mrs. Accommodates
sister, and the center piece of spring