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

when she entertained at four course
dinner, The table was prettlly arrang.
ed with a basket of pink roses ana
ferns and place cards to correspond,
giving very pretty effect. MISS Gnaln
Dion, of Cleveland, O.. and Misses Eliza
beth and Kathrine Mcclure, OF Duniap'
were out of town guests.
Mrs, Geo. Lamberty and Mrs. VIII
Porter entertained the Daughters OF
Isabelle at an evening party on Thurs-
day in honor of Miss McAndre"S'
whose marriage will take place Iues'
day, September 18th. most UNIQUE
mock wedding created considerable mer-
riment and other games furnlshed en-
tertainment during the evening. Later
a three course supper was served at
three tables, covers being laid ior
twelve guests. A clever decoration
was used on the dining room tape;
which consisted Of 4 miniature Drldal
party. including bride, groom ana the
attendants, all standing on a mound OF
tiny rose buds, marked Off by candle
sticks tied with tulle bows ana sfllail
place cards with little brides. During
the supper Miss McAndrews was pre-
scented with a silver cream and sugar
plate as a gift from the Daughters OF
isabella, which she appreciated greatly.
On Sunday evening Miss McAndreWs
was honored in Dunlap at dinner at the
home of Misses Elizabeth and kathrine
Mcclure when a jolly Hoover pie filled
with most useful gifts for the bride was
the feature of the occasion.
| Miss Virginia Gates had ten little
girls for supper on last Thursday inc
occasion being her sixth blrthoay ann
versary.
Tomorrow afternoon the pupils OF
Miss Grace Schlumberger will appear III
recital at her residence on East Broad
way. Pleasing vocal and instrumental
numbers will be rendered, after wMc1
dainty refreshments will be served
! This program concludes Miss Schlum
berper's work for the summer along
musical lines and after a short vacation
she will start her fall term, September
18th.
The w. c. T. U. will have their reg
ular meeting Thursday afternoon al
McKim hall at o'clock This Is the
time for annual reports and election Of
officers.
The F. H. club met with Mrs: Saral
Downs at the dormitOry on Friday OF
last week. About thirty members were
present and spent a pleasant afternoon
with fancy work and in assisting the
hostess with sewing. One OF the en-
ioyable features of the afternoon wa:
a reading given by Mrs. J. B. Romans
The hostess served a delicious luncheon
at the close of the afternoon. Out O.
town guests present were Mesdames
Butler, Arion; Hudson McHenry. O
Buck Grove, Frank McHenry and Ear
Morrison, Of Dow CITY.
The Chas. shiysHEhome was the seem
: OF a happy family reunion on Sunda.
Hast when more than twenty-five mem
bers of the family were gathered to
eether for a visit. Following is a lis
of those who were able to be present
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shives, Mr.. and MIS-
w. r.. Mullenger, Jesse Shives, Lesii
IShives and Ed johnson, all OF LAX
View; Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Meyers,
Coldridge. Neb.; Mrs. Andrew McGiml
sey and two children, of Shelby, Neb
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dewitt and son,
Deloit: Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Shives an
son, of Deloit: Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Yal
kew and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A
, Yankey Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ShlVe
and children, all of Denison. -.... ,
; Mr.. and Mrs. N. J.. Hunt entertaine
twelve guests at a delightful six o'cloc
dinner on last Wednesday. The occas
ion was in honor of Mrs. Hunts nepheI
Harold Schiller. of Seattle, Wash
j whom the guests enjoyed meeting.