The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-05-19

\ being from 4 To n O'clock. The boy
\ of Rev. Barker's class of the Baptis
Sunday school and the girls Of Mrs. J
r. Goodman's class of the same schoo
We're also Included in the courtesy. Fiji
4 ty-four invitations were issued, O.
attendaree At 1870 the young folk.
were seated at an elegant course dinner
served in the basement of the church
/ Clever place cards, each having co
/ nundruIi written upoon 1t, told the
guests where to be seated. The pro
pounding of the conundrums between
courses afforded much amusement. The
remainder of the evening was devoted
to various games. The boys INDUCED
! in finch, dominoes, etc. puzzle games
being provided as a means Of entertain
ment for the girls. A number Of out
door games We're also enjoyed and the
occasion as a whole was one of genuine
pleasure to all present.
Mrs. Fred Coleman was in Omaha on
Friday spending the day visiting rela.
tives and shopping.
Mrs. Fred Sopher took her, son to
Dunlap Friday where he had an opera.
ton performed for the removal of his
tons:ls and adenoids. They returned
the same evening.
On Tuesday evening of. the past week
the members Of the Star class of the
local school were most royalty enter.
tanned by the high school faculty at a
three course dinner in the school build
ing. The dining room presented a most
inviting appearance in the class colors
Of yellow and white, choice flowers and
pretty baskets being artistically arrang-
ed about the ROOM The affair was in.
deed very highly appreciated by the
honored guests.
Ar, ~, ~ rno 1N,.1 a1yn
ming about 1880 o'clock near the Meth.
odist church when Miss Mearle Reeseri
who was driving T.. CT Howorth's Ford
met in a collision with a big car driven
by John HeffernAr. Jr. Mearle escaped
with only few bruises the car she was
driving being badly damaged. The car
driven by Mr.. Heffernan was overturn-
cd and also suffered considerable dam
age.
The w. C. r. u. met Friday after.
noon at the home of Mrs. Jane Wood.
The subject Of the lesson for the day
was I Mothers of Men," and was IN
charge of Mrs. A. H. Cook, much food
for, thought being developed from the
study. The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. .. z. Bremser on
Thursday, June 10th. 1t has been de-
cided to hold the meetings on Thursday
hereafter instead of Friday. Please note
the change of day.
Mrs. Arden Greene has been enter
tanning her sister, Miss Lucy Murdoch,
of Council Bluffs, the past week.
Miss Beryl Odcll came up from Logan
Saturday for an over Sunday visit with
friends. D
The STANDARD Bearers met Friday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Cue
at the home of the latter's parents, w.
II. Rule and wife, there being some thr
ty young people present. After the reg
ular devotional exercises the study of
the lesson was taken up with Miss Ma
rie Helsley as leader An interesting
several other countries made up the les
son and all derived much benefit from
this study. The annual thank Offering
was received at this time, which amount
ed to ten dollars. This sum is expect.
ed to be increased in the future by sub
from several members who
were not present. A social hour with a
most elaborate repast concluded very
pleasant evening. Four new members
were received into the society. The
next meeting is to be held with Misses |
Faye and Irma. Acker in the county.
The concert put on Thursday evening
at the theater under the auspices Of
the American Legion was fairly we'll at.
tended. The music was furnished by
Miss Pauline DuClos, Il harpist, who di; |
played marked ability in the rendition
Of her splendidy arranged program.
Those in attendance speak very highly !;
If the evenings entertainment.
Forest Winn came down from Deni, !
son Friday, where he is attending |
school, to spend Sunday at the parent.
IL, Lee Winn, home.
Morris Griffin is the owner of a fine |
Buick car which he purchased recently.
Mrs. Hudson McHenry was charming
hostess Saturday to the J. B. G.'s,- in.
'luding a large number of friends. Out
# town guests were Aunt Mary Nc.
Henry, Mrs. Mott McHenry, MRS Hud-
on Downs, Mrs. Frank WoOlston, Mrs
ieorge Powell and Miss Adelaide Pot.
er, of Denison; Mrs. Geo. Dillenber.
;er, of Vail; Miss Margaret Houston, of
)eloit; Miss Beryl Odell, of Logan; Mrs.
has. Brady, Mrs. Leo Schwaab. Mrs.
leslie Helm and Mrs. Carl Kirk, of Dun.
up. The afternoon was devoted to the
customary pastime of social chat and
he like and a fine time was in evil
ence. At the close of the day the host-l
IS. assisted by her mother. Mrs. Chas.
'mith, served toothsome luncheon
Which was not among the least enjoyed
eatures. The company of guests re-
aired to their homes, having had one
f the very best of times.
Arden Greene and wife went up to-
,enison Saturday evening for an overi
llnIav visit ~ tho homo nf ha,. Z