Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-04
SOCIETY AND PERSONAL


 [ sisting of Mesdames Fiedler, Caister. Folsom, Mosher, Elliot and High were previously appointed by the club to prepare a program for the evenings entertainment, and they were certain : ly successful iu their efforts as very i interesting program had been prepar- ed They also assisted in serving the refreshments.
 i The table where the coffee was pour ed, was presided over by Mesdames Hurst and Durly, who were kept busy all evening serving dainty refresh ments to their guests.
 ! Mrs. Mosher delighted the audience with piano solo as did also MT. Reynolds. both of which were highly appreciated.
 Mrs. Harrington's and Miss Grimm's voices were both in excellent trim, they each rendered vocal solo which pleased their listeners greatly.
 Mir. Porter favored the guests with
 a very pretty solo at the piano. MT. Morrow and MT. Colton, both
 recited for the guests. each in his un-
 mistakable style; after which the
 floor was cleared that all who wished might trip the light fantastic, as
 danG.zg was part of the program of
 the evening and it is needless to say,
 was enjoyed greatly.
 The reception on the whole was 3
 most decided success, everybody
 seemed 10 enjoy the evening immen-
 sely and were unanimous in declaring the Woman's club ideal entertainers. The club is certainly to be congratu- ! lated on their achievements as they
 have labored hard and long for the
 beautiful building.
 This was the first opportunity they
 have had to throw open the doors to the public of Bisbee and of extending
 their hospitality to their friends,
 which they certainly did in most charming manner. That their efforts
 are appreciated by the people was in
 evidence by the large crowd which at , tended their house warming. On all ! sides could be heard expressions of surprise and congratulations were
 unhesitatingly extended the members on their great success. a The Review joins the public in wish.
 ing the Woman's club a very happy inew year and trust that the year 1903 may prove even more prosperous than 1 the last.
 Among those present were:
 Mesdames. Durly, Hurst, Donahue r. Meyers, Sowle, Harrington. Collins
 Sykes, Ferguson, French, Rouzer, Ad
 amson. Caister, Folsom, Tester. Ross t Caven, Nash. Schmeiding. Shields r Hunt, M C. High. Dyer, Clawson |. Bailey. Blewett, Harrington. Collins Blewett, Hodstadt, Calvin, Elliot r Nemeck. Muirhead, Woods. Williams Watkins, Beckwith, Haight, Barkley
 Hart, Burroughs Schwartz. s- Misses Coffey. Coles, Hughes, How f. ell. Donovan, Hill, Coffey, Langpap It Messner, Grimm, Maxwell \ Messrs. Rouzer, Bennett, Hood d Hinkle, Porter, Mcbride Reynolds T. Schwartz, Provab, Jones, Messner Il Reese, Cotton. Morrow, Morse Obe . Miller, Haight, Barkley, Hart. HaI
 rington, Hurst, Tester, Durly. Ross
 Paul Blewett, Donahue, Meyers d Sowle, Collins, French, Caister. Fer 'e guson, Dr. Caven, Mason RouzeI U Adamsol, Dr. Wright, Thomas, Gates s Packard, Hunt, Folsom, Rev, Shields 10 H. M Woods, Mosher, Kelly, Meek an 7s many others.
 If Mir Archibald of the Don Luis bot 10 ting works went to Los Angeles las ir Sunday to get his wife. Mrs. Arch = baId is a sister of NJ ! Cunningham