Bisbee daily review., 1903-04-16
EASTER HOP
 THIRTEEN CLUB ENTERTAIN IN 4 ROYAL MANNER AT THE smECTER CITY.
Decorations Schemes Were Unique. Those Who Attended-A Merry Throns Trip the Light Fantastic.

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 Throns Trip the Light Fantastic.
 No organization has been more ac- tive in promoting affairs of a social nature in Douglas than the young gen. uemen composing the Thirteen club. They have been the sponsors for many. dances, musicals and entertain. nents among the younger social SC, here. but of all the pleasant occa- sdons when they have entertained. none. perhaps, have been more thor oughly enjoyable, ana the appoint meuss more perfect. than that of the Easter party given by them at Ii brary hall on Monday evening last. It was the intention Of the members to close the season with their mos; elaborate affair. and that they were successful beyond the most sangine hopes of the entertainers is the unan. imous opinion of the large number of their friends present.
 The spectral paraphernalia of the club was utilized in the decoration scheme, and while some of this had been used before, so unique and in genious was the plan that an almost entirely different effect was produced. Throughout the day of the dance. club members were busy at the hall arrans ing for the party. and that an artistic decorator was directing their efforts was amply evidenced by the results obtained. From the center of the ceiling to the four corners of the room, streamers of black and white extended. Thirteen of the clubs em. blems. miniature eomn lanterns through which the rays of a candle disclosed the skull and bones, were suspended or the four walls, while 6 banner lantern of similar ghastly na- ture hung from rfe festoon in the center.
 Upon entering. tSe ladies were wait ed upon by colored maid at their dressing roo-n. At the east end of the hall another colored attendant stood ready to serve a most delicious and satisfying punch to the thirsty dancers. The punch bowl arrange ment excited 10 little amount of amusing comment Another cofin served for a table. From this the head of Happy Hooliga1 done in plas- ter protruded. greeting all corners Between the head and the punch bowl an inscription on the coffin reading Happy Hooiigan, died April 18th. 1903. aged 13 years. The Thirteen Club lives after him. but superstition Is inferred with his bones," advised the uniritiated of the tenefs of the Tnirteeners regarding superstition.
 Card tables were provided, but so deligfttful was the music and so great the desire Of all present 70 dance. that these were aeserted throughout the entire evening. To the right of the punch powi a cozy corner made most attractive by a wealth of za- rapes and club pillows, proved a ia vored rendezvous for many.
 The younger socially inclined were out en masse At s:15 the grand march began, led by NIT. and Mrs Eggs and seconded by Mr. Thornton. of the club and Mrs Strodthod. That the intricate figures of the march had been previously outlined and drilled by the leaders was prov en by the accuracy and precision with which they were executed. The long file of ladies as they cour- termarcbed to their escorts on the opposite side of the hall, displayed to best advantage many new and handsome gowns, and the fairness and beauty of their vearers.
 So thoroughly delightful proved the party, that scarcely couple left the scene until the strains of the last waltz sounded at an early morning hour. and then only after many extras had been danced
 The young gentlemen of the Thir- teer Club can well be elated over the entire success Of the affair, and the young people in attendance will ever revert to the occasion with the great est pleasure. looking to the Club in the future as the prime movers in similar affairs here
 Among the many present were the foIIowinz:-Mr and Mrs H. A.. Strcdthoff, ". E. Bayless. E. T. King. B. s. Masters. G. N. Mye. s. D. Par sons. c. o. Ellis. ". c. Mcdonald. CA Clark, A s. Pearce. Geo. Johr- son. J. B. Latsa. J. W Stourhouse. w. S. Kirkland. J. M Sparks. = Wright. H. c. Herrick, w. C. Ferguson. c. F. Nichols. J. P. Sexton. Harry Scott. .. J. LaChance. Fred Weimers- o. O. Hammill. B. M Figs. c. H. Brown. = Jones; Messrs. F. B. Dorr. - Coglan. - Peacott. Dr. Barnes. Dr. Randall, Clarence Mines, = Hughes. Arthur Fifchenger, H. Ivof Thomas. Julius Nissen, Bis5ee: F. Nichols, c. Nich- ols. A L. Clark. A. M Sames, Harlan Ritchie. c. C. Newell w. H. Watson, C. R. Scott, E. R. Thornton. H. G. Hendricks. W. K Burnside. G. T. Vaughn, Hartwell Newell. Elder. Mo Tnfoch Cnr uarvov. Mfecac Hasc