The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-26

Friday evening enroute to Denison for
week end visit at her parental home.
While here she attended the high school
play Miss Staller has five more weeks
of school before closing for the sum
mer.
Miss Mary Nelson returned Thursday
from a couple Of weeks sojourn in Den
ison. She expects to return there after
a few days spent at her home.
J. f. Rudd was in town several days
last week from Centerville, S. d.
The o. S. Carlson family motored up
from Dunlap Friday, bringing Mrs. A.
B. Carlson home, she having spent
week there.
The members of the Star class Of 1920
appeared in their class play, Snow
BALI Friday evening in the theater.
The building was filled to it's capacity
and the occasion was a decided success
from every point of view. The. charac-
tiers We're all well fitted for the parts
Assigned them and in every detail their
Swork showed a training that reflects
much credit upon them and their IN
structor, Miss Margaret Ryan. The
cast of characters follows:
Mrs. FeatherSOne Martha Leuck
Felix Featherstone, guardian of Ethel,
Mrs. FeatherStOne'S sister --------
Roger Cooper
Uncle John, seeking Ethel's hand for
his son, Jonathan ----Clark Barker
Ethel. sister of Mrs. Featherstone---
Ruth Leuck
Harry Pendergrast, engaged to Ethel
Louis Buss
Penelope, a maid Virginia Marks
Saunders, the butler ------Chas. Buss
Synopsis
, Act I-Scene in the sitting room in
Mr.. Featherstone'S home at night.
Act TI-S1Tnp rOO1n morning.
Act III-Same room a few hours lat
err.
In connection with this fine. three-act
drama several specialtieS were put on
in the way of orchestra selections. cor
net solos, etc. No play ever put on in
Dow City has been more thoroughly en-.
joyed than was that of the class of
1920.
Miss Mearle Reeser spent couple of
days last week at the home OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Clyde Haskins.
Little Myrtle Baber, a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baber. of Dunlap,
was here and spent last week with rel
atives, the w. C. Rolls and O.. A. Coop.
err families.
Mrs. Walter Cole and son, James
went to rDenison Friday where they
made a visit at the home of her brother,
Barney Brinkman, returning Sunday.
w. c. Holman was in Dunlap Satur-
day consulting a dentist. .s.. q.
Mrs. +. M. Mahin and daughters,
Jane and Margaret, Mrs. Davie BOham
and the Misses Lillian Donaldson. Car
oIine Shirk, Ruby Baker and Ethel and
Mamie Cole were visiting and shopping
in Denison Saturday. .. g.,
Mrs. w. G. Rolls went up to Grand
Junction Saturday where she made
visit with her husband, who is en-
gagged in operating motion picture
concern there. Mr.. Rolls accompan-
led her home for short visit.
Walter Kelly has been navigating on
clutches the past week, due to badly
injured limb, caused from being kicked
by a horse.
A dance was given in the hall Tues
day evening under the auspices of the
local post of the American Legion. An
exceptionally fine orchestra, that of the
Hunt Saxophone Sextette, of Fort
Dodge, was secured for the event. The
music was snappy and many young
people enjoyed the novelty OF the oc-
caSiOn immensely.
Miss Vera Paul who has been teach
ing at Guthrie Center, was an arrival
home Saturday, the schools having
closed for the summer vacation. Miss
Paul expects to leave soon for Boulder.
Colo, where she is to devote her vacal
ton to the study Of French, prepare
tory to serving as instructor speciti-
cally in this branch Of study. IT,.
4 Mrs. Hudson eMcHenry, Mrs. Alden
Ball, Mrs. Ralph Igan, Mrs. John. Ahart
and Misses Ruth Swasey, Anna Divine.
Vesta Riddle, Ruth Judd, Clara Potter
and Beryl Odell motored to Dunlap Sat
urday where they attended a meeting
of the J. B.. G's. at the home of Mrs.
Leslie Helm. All greatly enjoyed the
pleasures of the occasion, Especially
the excellent viands provided as its
closing feature. #g -
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Graul were in
Arion Sunday visiting their son, d. L..
Graul, and family.
Wilbur Lee was an arrival in town
Sunday following a several years So
jOurn in the state Of Nebraska.
Lefty" Powers and wife returned
Sunday noon from a visit with friends
in Omaha. The latter had been spend
ing the week there, her husband going
down to accompany her home.
C. L. Isbel and Carol Bolter, of Lo-
gan, We're in town Sunday on bust