The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-02
AID S0CIETY'S :
UNIQUE PLAN
Dow City Baptist Aid Society to Gel
citrate Birthday Anniversary Of.
Each of Its Members
.FiRsA MEETING ON WEDNESDAY
Mrs. A. n. Harper Hostess and Thir-
ty-Five Members Attend-Gordon
Barker Gets Consolation Prize
DOW CITY, April i

j
ly adopted method of celebrating the
birthday anniversary of each member
by giving an entertainment at the end
of every three months for those whose
birthdays have occurred within the
expired three months. The first en-
tertainmant took place Wednesday az
ternoon at the home of Mrs. A. II.
Harper, there being an attendance OF
about thirty-five. The honor guests
on this occasion were Mrs. J. T.
Goldsworthy, Mrs Gus Fredericksen,
Mrs. C.. O. Miller and Mrs. Jemima
Walters. The time was passed in a
very pleasing and appropriate man.
ner, Games were INDUCED in, sever
al prizes being awarded. In a game
of answering questions Mrs. w. ~.
Schouten received the prize, book
of quotations The consolation prize,
a stick of candy, was awarded to Cor
don Barker. Mrs. J. Fl. Bonsall guess
ed the exact number of beans contain
ed in a glass and for this she won a
book of poems. In this game Mearle
Schouten received the consolation
nrize. a stick OF gum. At the close of
the day the company were treated TO
fine birthday luncheon which, need
less to say. was greatly enjoyed.
Miss Frances thinner was a passen-
ger to Council. Bluffs Wednesday to
spend a. few days with her sister,
Mary who is takingl course in
nurses training there. @ge @"Ev,
Miss Mary Staller spent several
DAVIS last week with friends in Deloit.
A. l.. Jackson, wife and daughters,
Helen and Bernice, were in Omaha
Wednesday. where they spent the day
visiting and shopping.
A quiet wedding took place >Wednes-
day evening at 6 o'clock at the John
Retman home when Mrs. Retman's
sister, Miss Mae F. Edwards, became
the bride of Robert L. Johnson. Elder
Chas. q. Butterworth speaking the
words which united the hearts ana
lives of these young people. The bride
wore a pretty dress of sand color sat
in messaline while the groom wore
suit of brown. The bride IS Wen anu
favora bly, known here, she being me
youngest daughter Of John Edwards,
Jr. The groom is young. man or
the Dunlap vicinity and while ne IS
not so we'll known in Dow City he IS
we'll spoken Of That they may en-
low the best of health, wealth and hap
ninesss is the sincere wish OF every
one. They will make their home here
with her father, g&5 :.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Butterworth
have returned from a pleasant weeks
visit at the home of his brother, Hugh
Butterworth, in David City, Neb -
Chas. Smith and wife, Mrs, Ella Hahn
Miss Emma Weber. Mrs. G.. M. Brake
and Mrs. J. N, Bell, were Denison Wis
itors Wednesday,, as, were also Leon
Cramer, E. G.. Virgins and B. NJ. NC
Elwain. IL r..i, ge
4 The restaurant which has been con-
Quoted by Harry Huntington for a
couple of months or so, changed hands
again last week when Ed Gibson, pur-
chased the business, the new owner
taking immediate possession. HIS
brother, w. B. Gibson, will assist him
in the restaurant.
M. H. Shearer returned Thursday
from weeks sojourn in Ames and
Des MONIES.
Mrs. Claus Hansen was passenger
from Denison Thursday to spend a
few days with her daughters, Mrs. T.
T.. Baber and Mrs. Chas. Bell: Mrs.
Hansen's son. Alfred, who was sta.
toned at Ft. Omaha for several
months, has been transferred to Wing
Foot Lake, Akron, o. He is engaged
in his profession of barber with good
salaried position. He expects to re-
main there year. 80 .h#a' .-rt "
Mrs. G. j. O'Meara and baby, Ruth.
were in Deniscn last week spending
few days at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon. r.. r.m-a.ts, b.
Mrs. Frank Binnall and son, Ralph,
and little daughter. Francille,. and the
Misses Mae Houston and Vesta Riddle
were Dunlap visitors Thursday. "
Miss Byrl Odell was a passenger
from Logan. Wednesday for a visit
among friends. ..a E.,. .. I'D
On Tuesday afternoon of the past
week Miss Agnes Goddard was host
ess to the G. H. C.s. There were
about thirty persons present with sew
eral invited friends included in the
number. The time was devoted to
needlework and all spent very pleas
ant afternoon together. A dainty re-
past brought the pleasures of the day
to close.
Mrs.. Favorette Weatnerby, who has
been making an extended sojourn at
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