Bisbee daily review., 1902-12-14
WoMAN's CLUB RECEPTION
Held in the Club House Last Friday
 Afternoon


 Afternoon
 The mos. delightful reception given in Bisbee this winter was the one held in the Woman's club house Friday af- ternoOl.
 It was the informal tea rendered by the building committee, consisting of Mesdames French, Smallwood, Shields, Collins and Caven, to the members and their friends. At the appointed hour the guests assembled to accept the hospitality rendered them by these ladies.
 The club house along with it's ele- gant furnishings was nicely decorated with smilax and carnations, and with it's handsomely attired guests pre- scented very brilliant appearance.
 The committee after the usual greet ings announced that an impromptu program had been prepared. Mrs. E.. H. Mosher favored the guests with several piano selections. which were doubly enjoyed. The new baby grand piano had been placed the day before and was in excellent tone. It is most beautiful Instrument.
 Mrs. Nemeck also entertained with two piano solos, which pleased the audience greatly.
 The next on the program was an un- expected number. The club had as it's guest a member of the Tucson Wo- mans club, Mrs. Cake, who kindly rendered two vocal solos, which were highly appreciated by all. Mrs. Cake is woman of charming personality and possesses a clear. sweet voice, which seemed to be at its best Mrs. Mosher accompanied her on the piano.
 Mrs. Nj. J. Brophy favored the guests with a piano solo. which was well executed. Mrs. Brophy is a tal- ented musician and pleased her lis tenerS.
 Mrs. Harrington sang in a clear, sweet voice two very pretty songs.
 Mrs. Mosher then amused the audi e2ce with a comic reading. creating a great deal of mirth, after which re- treatments were served. Mesdames Smallwood and Ferguson presided at the tea table and were assited in serv- ing by Mesdames Shields, French, Caven and Caister.
 This was one of the many very en- joyable teas which the club intends giving each month in their home where all their friends will be always welcome.
 The guests departed reluctantly for their homes as all were 10th to leave such a delightful gathering. They unanimously declared the building committee perfect hostesses.
 The following were present: Mes u6Si Beckwith, Caister, Cake, Col
 Arley, Hurst, Tester. F. =. liar
 prd, M. J. Brophy. Wm. Long,
 lemeck, Tester, Kelley,
 Harrir gton, Hunt, Ross, M: c.
 vCaven, Smallwood, French, Mo
 Shields, Ferguson, s. K. Will
 hs. Fielder, Eliot, Harrington and thers.
 NIT. and Mrs. T. Collins were in Doas ks this week, where MT. Collins went inspect the Calumet smelter- For sd1Re reason or other Bisbee so- ciety seeh to be rather quiet. Never before in is history were there fewer parties or social gatherings than there has been the past month. Perhaps the approaching holidays nave much to do with it. We hear of numerous Christmas gatherings which are plan ned. It is hoped the people will soon wake up. There is no reason why we should go all winter without any en- tertainment. We should have some dancing parties. Every one, almost erisys them Where are the leaders f all these amusements? V Rev. Mir. Kreishbaum, the resident pastor of the Presbyterian church at Douglas. spent Friday in our city. the guest of Rev. Shields.
 Mir. Fred Harrington was expected in on yesterdays train. Mir. Harring- ton has been absent from our city sev- eraI days on business for the com pany.
 Mrs. Fannie Cake. grand president of the Rebekah lodge. spent several days in our city attending the Re bekah lodge here. She was rendered a banquet Friday evening and depart vd for her home yesterday morning The Charity slus Is making arrange IA for a ba.l tc be given in the
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