The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-09-01

Mrs. o. A. Patterson and Mrs. w. w.
Ferguson were hostesses at a very de-
lightful afternoon kensington on last
Wednesday in honor of Mrs. r. Young,
Mrs. d. w. McAhren and Mrs. Milton
McAhren, of Sioux City. A very pleas
ant time was had visiting with these
former Denison ladies. Late in the at
ternoon a most tempting three course
supper was served at small tables and
in the dining room, all Of which were
very dainty with lace appointment and
garden flowers.
Mrs. Hal C. Simpson entertained ON
Thursday afternoon at kensington Tor
the Sioux City guests. About sixteen
ladies' were present on this occasion
and q pleasant afternoon passed quick
~ with visiting and sewing, followed
by a very delicious lunch.
Mrs. Carl Richardson gave a bridge
party on Thursday evening for the VS.
ting ladies, when a jolly social time
was had and a number of high scores
were made. The rooms were made most
attractive with large bouquets OF gar:
den flowers. A dainty lunch was served
at the close of the game.
Mrs. Charles L.. Voss was hostess at
a tea on Friday afternoon, compliment
larry 10 ueI 3 ucSl a. -
of Des Moines, and the visiting ladies
from Sioux City,, when about thirty
| five guests were present. Dainty re-
freshments were served throughout the
rooms which were abloom with baskets
and vases of garden flowers. The porcn
also was made most attractive WITH
large clusters Of 'hydrangea
| Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Stoltenberg, of Schleswig. entertained
|Dr. and Mrs Hal G. Simpson and chill
dren, Mrs Frank Young, Mrs. D. W
lMcAhren and son and Mrs. Milton NC
Ahren and Elizabeth at seven O'CLOCK
dinner, the trip being made by auto.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. c. F
Kuehnle and Miss Grace Meyers were
hostesses at bridge party. when TWEEN
ty-four guests were present A very
interesting game furnished considerable
entertainment during the afternoon. al
ter which a most delicious supper was
served at the large dining room table
and several small ones. which were
lovely with lace appointments and pas
kets of snap dragons. Mrs. u. w. NC
Ahren, Mrs. Milton McAhren and Mrs
Frank Young we're the honor guests
Mrs. Annie Romans had as hel
guests for lunch on Saturday the ladle'
from Sioux City and their children.
Miss Margaret Wood was hostess tt
twelve of her little friends on Thursda!
afternoon in honor Of Miss elizabeth
McAhren, of Sioux City. Games o
various kinds furnished the entertain
ment in the afternoon and the jolly tim
was completed when refreshments Wer
served on the porch. : ~
Little, Miss Julia Carlson celebrate
|her eighth birthday by inviting mum
Der of her little playmates in for tn
afternoon. After a strenuous socla
time a birthday cake with the trim
innings was served.
Mrs. julius Bale is entertaining at
tea this Wednesday, afternoon IN nor
or of Mrs. A. l.. Romans, OF Boston. 1ol
merly of Denison
The members of st. Rose circle gatf
cred at the home of Miss Elsie McAr
drews on last Wednesday evening 10
a shower, bringing many good thing
with them which were used as retresf
ments late in the evening. and ais
some very fine pyrex dishes. Whic
they presented to the prospective bride
A very pleasant evening was devote
to sewing and visiting and offering &c
vice to the bride-to.bc.
On Sunday Miss McAndrews was
| communicated again by Miss Rose Clar