The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-11-10

Lake Friday visiting at the parental
Adolph Honz, home.
Mesdames j. H. Young, Il. M. Mahin,
"A. II. Harper, j. a. Brill, w. Il. Dow
Henry Belle, Mayme Mulvihill, w. r.
iF'ishcl, s.. a. Ackcr, j. z. GoldsWorthy,
S. j. Acker, Clair Butterwoith, /. ~
Allen and o. j. Judd were in Arion on
Thursday afternoon, where they were
guests of Mrs. L.tC. Butler at a meet
ing of the Priscilla club. All greatly
Ienioyed the hours of visitation and the
elegant repast served at it's conclusion
| John Willert was an arrival home
1.-The latter part of the week, having
completed his work at Orange City, at
which place he was employed as me;
chanic for several months. He is spend
ling some time here with his family,
while looking up another location.
The w T.. M. 5. met Wednesday az
ternoon in its regular monthly session
| at the home of Mrs. w. FL. Rule, there
being a fairly good turnout. The lesson
was taken from the first chapter OF the
new textbook and dealt with a study OF
the bible. Mrs. Robert Dochcrty aclcn
as leader and a very interesting STUDY
was developed under her leadership.
Mrs. Frank McHenry, president OF the
society, gave Il report from the con-
vention recently held at 1ndianola, and
this contributed very much 70 the Gay
and a most pleasant and prolftapie tlne
was spent together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Colby are enjoy
ing a visit from the formers mother,
who arrived Friday from Earlhanl
Mrs. G.. A. Barker and Mrs. Thos.
Mccullough were among the county
seat visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Leo Ncedham was very agree;
ably surprised Tuesday afternoon when
1.-THE members and friends OF the>J. -
,t l,r,.
her a post nlIptial shower. The hours
were devoted to the customary divers
ions and a general fine time prevailed
A delicious luncheon rounded OUT lhe
afternoons jollity and the company OF
guests dispersed leaving a splendid as.
sortnleIlt of miscellaneous gifts for the
Ihonored one, all OF which she treasures
very highly.
O. O. Collins and family, who have
been Occupying one of the residences OF
Mrs. Ada Wheelright, moved last week
into the residence owned by Mrs. Net
tic Goddard Fishel. Mrs. Fishel's house
hold goods have been packed and ship
ped to lurj new home in Atascaderfo'
Calf.
ess 10 the Palo Alto club Friday, also
entertaining at a llensington. There
was a large attendance and the merry
chatter throughout the rooms gave cyl
dence that all were enjoying themselV-
es. The company were treated to
fine luncheon at the close of the after
noon, to which all did ample justice:
Out of town guests included Mrs. Floyd
sharp, of Ute, and Mrs c. j. O'Meara,
of DenisOn.
Mrs. Jay Langley went to Omaha on
Tuesday to spend Il few days with her
sister, who is confined in q hospital,
| Mrs. J. f.. Wilett, OF Billings. Mont,
was an arrival recently for an extend
ed visit at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Marie Gibson, and with other rel.
atives.
Mrs. Mary Smith. Of Portland, Ore,
who is here on an extended visit with
| her sister, Mrs C. w. Langley, has
been spending the past week in llenl-
son at the home OF her niece, Mrs, t'lor'
ence Carl.
Miss Virgene Mcbride was passen'
ger from Logan Saturday noon for an
over Sunday visit at the home OF her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. G. IA,
Brake. Her mother, Mrs. l.. -. NC;
Bride. accompanied her as far as DOW
| CITY on her way to Gowrie, where she
! endowed an over Sunday visit with her