The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-04-09

| weeks, owing to illness. Her friends
are greatly pleased to see her about
again.
Mrs, Thomas Munsey, who Is spend
ing several weeks at the Bert McKin'
home in Deloit, came down from there
Wednesday to spend few days with
her family.
Henry HancoX was among the call
ers at the county seat Wednesday.
Mrs. o. j. Judd was in Omaha last
wednesday, to which place she Is max
ing two trips weekly for dental work
Mesdames NJ. A. Rigsby and Jake
Reeser were visiting in Denison last
| Wednesday. ..i. ..... ii. III.
Mrs, Henry Steiner has received
word that her brother, Hobart Losoh
has arrived from overseas service and
at present is in the hospital at Fort
Dees Moines suffering with bronchit'
is. Mr.. Losch had been abroad for
several months, having spent the
greater part of the time in England
Mrs. A. IA. Fishel was in, Denison
Wednesdays visiting with relatives,
The Royal Neighbors held meet.
Ling on Tuesday. afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. A.. J. Wight with a goodly
number present. Two new member
ship cards were read at this time. AT
the close of the business session the
meeting was adjourned. s.... H..
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Butterworth
were visiting in Denison one. day; last
week. r.. ,.,...,... ~, =
At the election Of officers held at
the county Sunday school convention
In Denison last week E. G. Virgins Of
this place was elected president to
fill the vacancy caused by the remov-
al of E. G. Dannett from this. county.
Mr.. Virgins was also appointed as a
delegate to the state convention to be
feld in Sioux City in June. Mrs. A.
H. Harper, also Of Dow City, was re.
elected superintendent OF the chill.
dren's division. .yE,,i t..ss
+ The regular monthly meeting Of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety was held at the, home Of Mrs.
Brinten Sharp Wednesday and a good
attendance is reported. A very inter
esting lesson study was conducted by
Mrs w. r. Rink. The next meeting
will be held In the basement. Of the
church, at which time the society will
Serve their quarterly dinner. +
I E. r. Butterworth and wife were
visitors in Denison Thursday. Miss
Helen Jackson clerked In the City
Bakery during their absence. .
{ The open meeting of the ,Wonan's
club was held in the school auditori-
UNI on Thursday evening, beginning
at $3.50. The evening was opened
with a piano duet by Dorothy Pagan
and Mearle Schouten, followed by a
vocal duet by Misses Ruby Rolls and
Bernice Jackson The next on the
program was. selection by the ladies
quartet, composed Of Mrs. A. w. Will
son, Miss Bernice Hunsicker, Miss
Mildred Buttereworth and Mrs. r.. p.
Lusk. The next number was a read
ing by Mrs. w. H. Buss. w. A. Healy
then favored the audience, with vo-
cal solo, after which a fine address
was given by Rev. G.. A.tiBarker Of
the; Baptist, church. His address was
based largely on network Of the Wo.
mans club and high tribute was paid
to the women of this organization
The program was concluded with a
male quartet by W.. A. Healy, Frank
Glass burner. E. G. Virgins and Jas.
Scott. Each number. on the program
was very good and greatly enjoyed by
the audience, as was indicated by the
hearty applause given. The proceeds
of this occasion, amounting TO- as13
Ewill3go to the iWoman's club. The
program com mitt eesf for the. next meet