The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-14

| Orleso the largest social events of the
week was a miscellaneous shower Civ.
en- in honor Of Pearl Beaumont by
Ethel Turin and Ruth Peterson at the
tP. A. Peterson home Saturday after.
noon. The shower was complete sur
prise on the bride-to-be. About forty
five guests We're present. The after,
noon was spent with music and games.
The reading by the bride-to-b be of the
various suggestions of How to manage
a husband by the experienced and mex
perienced" afforded much amusement.
The rooms were artistically decorated
with flowers, greens and bells, a canopy
was hung in the center of the dining
room from which hearts and a kewpie
were suspended A delicious two course
luncheon was served. The bride-to-be
was the recipient Of many beautiful
gifts. ...
Mrs. P. Finn gave an informal dane
ing party at the hotel on last Friday
evening, when about twenty couples
were present to. enjoy the fun. Square
dances and many old fashioned dances
were enjoyed and created much merri-
ment. < Late in the evening a dainty
lunch was served. 'g
Mrs. G: M. Jensen entertained the
ladies of the Rebekah at social af-
ternoon on last Friday, when sewing Of
various kinds furnished entertainment.
After Il social afternoon the guests
We're invited into the dining room which
was prettilys decorated with pink and
green streanaers and centerpiece on
the table Of pink flowers and green fol-
iage with small place cards to CORE.
spond. IA ost delicious three course
supper was served fby the hostess and
all present reported n fine time.
Mrs. Hugo Cebert and her sister,
Miss Bernice Osborn we're h0stesses
for d. A. r. on MonGay, whenfa most
interesting paper was given by Mrs. a..
Richardson on the reconstructionss on.
modern France. taking the one small
town Of pillolOug as the special topic,
and Mrs. Ferguson was able to show q.
number Of kodak pictures of the town
as her cousin has just returned from
there bringing with her these snapshots
SO this was indeed real treat. The
regular business meeting followed the
program and a most tempting lunch
completed the evening of pleasure.
Mrs. p. ]. Klinker was a most charm.
ing hostess upon two afternoons of last
week. On Wednesday almost thirty.five
Indies were invited to a kensington and
many varieties of handiwork were in,
evidence upon this occasion. A most
delicious three course supper was
served at one large and several small
tables which were prettily arranged
with dainty Japanese baskets which
We're given as favors, and very unique
hand decorated place cards, the work Of
the gifted hostess. On Thursday after
noon Entire Nous club met with Mrs.
Klinker and a most enjoyable time was
had at this time, as was the day prev
ious and the little baskets We're given as
favors at this time.
Mrs. Carl Richardson entertained a
few friends informally at bridge last
Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs.
Carl c. Caswell. A pleasant evening
passed quickly with the game, followed
by dainty refreshments,
Mrs. r. w. Bamford will entertaiT
the members Of Coffee club Friday saf-
ternOOn. ~ 33 1ft4s E8%as
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. G. L.
Caswell and her daughter entertained
atSseveral tables of bridge compliment.|
airy to Mrs. Carl Caswell, who leayes]
soon to make her home in Minneapolis!I
After most delightful afternoon with
cards a very delicious two course sup
per was served, Miss Hayes assisting
the hoStesses.
Penelope met with Mrs. c. L. Voss
on Tuesday, when there was a good
club attendance and a number of guests
A pleasant afternoon passed quickly in
a social way and late in the afternoonI
a very delicious three course supper
was served at one large and several