Bisbee daily review., 1902-11-09
THE CHARITY sAZARR.
To be Given at the Opera House Next Week by the Econom;cal Club.

The Charity club is in need of funds through the friends of this splen- did organization have been mos. gen erous in subscription and donations. the calls during the past year have been many and the siieS feel that 1t is necessary to have ] benefit in the form of bazaar.
 The general club CCTcittee is con posed of Mesdame5 ETCphy. Woods, Lamore and MT. Thomas Hogan. Mrs Woods is the president of the com mi.tee and through her untiring eff forts and those of the Vice-Presidert and Secretary, Mesdames Lamore and Brophy, nothing is being left uljone to make the bazaar entertainment, beautiful and unique in every respect.
 The affair will open cl the evening of November 18th, at the opera house, and will continue afternon and evening until the 14th, inclusive. Each even ing will have a special entertainment. and some of the most talented musi- clans of the citv have volunteered their service. The nights will be filed with music by the Copper Queen orchestra and the light fantastic tripped until the wee sma' hours
 One of the most interesting features will be a contest for an elegant dia- mong ring. on exhibition at MT. Schmeiding's. for the most popular school teacher in Bisbee.
 JNst step into the Copper Queen store and see the magnificent couch, to be given to the most popular mar ried woman. A handsome doll to be voted for the most popular little girl,
 Exquisite articles. suitable for gifts. will be on sale at the fancy booth, presided over by Mesdames Coles. Sparks and Wetzel.
 The floral booth will be il charge of Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Erophy and Mrs. Cunningham
 Mrs Donahue will be at the head of the tea boo.h, assisted by Misses Donovan, Grim and Reilley.
 Mrs Clough Mrs. McCabe and the Misses Co es, .Hanningsr, and Nichols will preside at the paper booth.
 Ice cream-Mrs. Bowen, assisted by Mrs Wittig.
 Fish Pond-Mrs. Hennessy and Mrs. Kenney. assisted by Miss Callahan.
 Grand Raffle-Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Ballenger and others.
 The refreshment booth will be sourts Of delight to all. Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Lamore. Mrs. Campbell and Miss Rock will take charge.
 Mrs. Hosmer will have charge of the nusial program. She is too well kolwn to the people of Bisbee to need an introduction.
 The ob:ect Of the club is certainly a worthy one aad should be pa.ronized largely by our ci.izers.
 Program. "Wednesday Evening. Overture --.-.-.... CrcneStra Animated music sheet. Solos and chor- ueses, Willie Hosmer. Bert Hurst, Charles Wittig, Wiifred Sones, Verne Lamore, Fred Cowan. Harvey James, Willie Hicks, John Woods. Charles Hurst, Harvey Williams, Roy McAl- lister, Charles Huber. Sam Gooien- stein, James Owens and George Kin drend
 Solo-"Goo Goo Eyes'-Mamie La
 more
 Solo and Chorus. "Old Black Joe"
 MT Malcoh Selection .--.-.....-.-.-.. Orcnestra
 Thursday Evening. Soprano Solo, Loves Peoring.' Mrs.
 e. Mitchell Soprano and Tenor Duet. ''Life's Dream is Ger. Miss Grim. Mir. .. ............- Madeira Tenor Solo. Selected. ...... MT. Stone Soprano Solo. Violin obligato. Angels Serena6e," ..-.-.. Mrs. Hosmer Seletion ... .... Orchestra Friday Evening. Dancing contests and railing. Soprano and Tenor Duet, Lilies Dream is Ger" ... Mrs. Grim and l Mir. Maderr