Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-21

 billiard rooms.
 At an early hour the guests began l. arrive, and were welcomed by Ath- letic Director and Mrs. Hurst. The gracious and beautifully furnished building was ablaze with light. and presented a most attractive appear arce fiom the exterior as well as ,hei interior
 Among the assembled th-ong were many of Bisbee's most prominent citi. zens. while the social circle of the Queen mining city was fully represent ed
 Through the efforts of Director Hurst program of bowling contests vas arranged in which the crack play CTS of the city were pitted. | The ladies. ar ayed in ,4e latest of fashions, chatting together. the laugh te: and good nature displayed by all, uncer the electric display in the recep- tion hall, made a most pleasing spec, tacle.
 Promptly at eight o'clock the first game was called for the ladies at len pins. The first team was represented by Mrs. Cronk versus Mrs. Shields. | The score stood. Mrs. Shields S9, Mrs. Cronk 78. | The second team carried Miss White in opposition to Ms. Corners, and re- suited in a score of 75 in favor of Miss White, 65 in favor of Mrs. Corners. i The ladies played very well. though 1t was conceded tha: they were not at tLeir best, being probably little nerv- ous. Gymnasium costume was rot worn by all the laCies.
 | Their efforts were enthusiastically received and the game enjoyed by the | spectatOrs.
 1 The next round was :or the men a: ten pins. In this team six of the crack players Nof the city ruHnt for h!gh score as well as team score. H. r. Huddelston. A. C. Wood and l.: G. Jackson played against A. A,l;ster. 5. NJ Lewis and E. c. Mazey. The game
 esUlted in the latter team carving total of 47O points against 41a of the i former. The individual score stool | IS follows: ,. i Morez, 179; Allister, 16s; wooG. 1e4; Huddleston, 134; Lewis. 123: Jackson, 114. i Allister ard Wood played scien- l tific game. Morez came in for luck in | the end having five successive strikes. Jackson played against luck. having a
 number of splits" but took his - fortune so good natu- edly that the spectators cheered him many times.
 All the participants did creditably,
 and kept the interest at high pitch.
 The next game was at -four back" | Dr. Baum contested with F. NJ. Hill for
 the honor. The score stood 5S in
 tor. This game was extremely esting. and caused rcuEas of good na-
 tured banter from visitor and player Newport" was then indulged in.
 Eldred contested with Flannigan fo-
 the game. which resulted in a tie
 making three scratches apiece. Elan
 niean finally won by single pin.
 Hunter then played against Ball at
 nihe pins, the result being in favor ol
 EUnter-one point against nothing for
 Ball.
 This closed the bowling entertain
 ment, and the guests went to the tor floor for the games of the cue ana ball Director Hurst is certainly to be
 commended for the grea. interest he
 has displayed since taking charge o the gym" and his care of all de
 tails. A man in touch with the ath ie,ic adr, nee of the dev adapting him
 self to circumstances, and having ) pc sonal interest in each and ever, member of the club-Mr. Hurst i , greatly appreciated by all who hav , ccme in contact with him. In reply to query, MT. Hurst stat ed that he was pleased with the at : tendance, anG that it had come up t 9 e rectations. Continuing, MT. Hurs 2 said:
 ? The crowd was of about the righ $ size to conveniently fiji the alley an billiard room. Of course we have no . the crowd that would have been pre-. Q ent if dance had been advertised t--. -~ ---.-'-'-- r---- s--- hest neon, 2 of the town. Among the guests a. . number of visitors from the Coppe 2 Queen Hotel. I anticipate large Q owd for the dance Thursday evei 2 ing"
 , In regard to the ability displayed M 2 Hu st expressed nc disappointment c The participants iI the game weI . strung up to the highest pitch, but Q will give them greater confidence fc z the next trial.
 Q Lemonade was served in the recel ' ticn ball ny yorrg ladies. - Q Among the guests present were: M . W. M. Brophy. Mrs. and Mrs. M. 2 prophy. MT. and Mrs. J T. Hood. M S and Mrs. Morrill,, Misses Brown. Wh' Q lar and De Souza, Mrs. F. c. Hurs Q Eev. anj Mrs. Shields and Agent Sal Q bourn.
 a Pursuant with the program dete 2 mined upon. three-cushion scarom bill d iards wa frat called on table No. Q A very intercstir- cs-e was put U Ff a..