Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-13
BIG TIME AT
 CHARITY FAIR
CHARITY AND ECONOMIC CLUB
 OPENS ENTERTAINMENT
The First Night of Their Grand Ba. zaar Proves a Grand Artistic Success

The opera house was a scene or JOY and beauty last night at the oc' asion of the inauguration of the big fair given under the auspices of the Char ity and Economic club, that is sched- uled to run for the three nights con cluding tomorrow.
 The old building that has been the scene of much festivity was never seen to a better advantage than ;ast night, as the ladies had worked hard and faithfully to make a success of their most worthy venture.
 Every arrangement had been care fully perfected and the interior was aglow with unusual brilliance, the booths Icing handsomely decorated and superintended by most charming attendants.
 The floral booth was a beauty, being 'profusely decorated with the choicest gems of the florist and was attended by Mrs. w. H. Brophy, Mrs. A. w. Soles, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. M. J. Brophy and Miss Smith.
 Next in point of interest and artistic decoration was the fish pond, a pie ture for the nimrod Under the eff ficient supervision of Mrs. Hennessy. Mrs. Kiasey and Miss Callahan it proved to be one of the popular spots in the fairs great attractions.
 The refreshment booth under the direction of Mesdames Woods, Le- more, Campbell, Heileman and Ken ney and Mrs. Woods was of course a popular department, while Mrs. Hos mer proved a royal eptertainer in her well arranged booth of music.
 nro,, ed by Mesdames Handley, Schwartz and Connolly and Mrs. Coles. Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. Wetzel attended in a most artistic manner to the fancy booth, that won much attention from every one present. Misses Donovan, Grim and Reilly and Mrs. Dcaahue were in attendance at the tea booth and the paper booth was looked af!er by Mesdames Clough and McCabe and Misses Coles, Halninger and Nichols.
 Everybody like their ice cream and they were certainly treated to lei:c- ious article by the following fair at- tendants: Mrs. Bowen and Miss Wit tig.
 The grand raffle was a big event and little gir's were busy selling chances and who could refuse them. It was big event and will be during the three days of the great fair for Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Ballenger and the others, under whose directions it will take place are energetic workers and popular with every one from their earnest efforts.
 The musical effects of the opening night were very fine and the success of their initial effort promises to be even greater tonight and tomorrow. The musical program which opened the fair was as follows last night and will be changed each day:
 Overture ... =. =. .. Orchestra Animated Music Sheet and Chor- Willie Hosmer. Bert Hurst, Charles
 Wittig, Wilfred Jones, Verne La
 more, Fred Cowan, Harvey Jones, Hurst, Harvey Williams, Roy Mo Allister. Charles Huber, Sam Goodenstein. James Owens, Geo. ,, Kindred and Tommie Wood. Solo-"Goo Goo Eyes" ... Solo and Chorus-"Old Black Joe,". ... -. -. -. MT. Malcon SSleCtlOn .OEChCoti e Any one that missed the open ing will regret it very much if they are not in attendance tonight, for it is really an exceptional entertainment, we'll provided for by the competent committee of arrangements, Mrs. James Wood, R. Lamore and W. H. Brophy and MT. James Hogan. It is undoubtedly the event of the month and an artistic success.