Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05

Married at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Evan Wilde, Upper Tombstone canyon at p. n. Thursday, Nov 3, 1905. Miss Dorothy Sharpe to MT Mark Dixon, the Rev. Harvey M. Shields officiating, with MT. John Fisher and Mrs. Evan Wilde witness ing.
 Miss Sharpe arrived in Bisbee last Sunday morning having crossed from England. It was her pleasant experience to find. instead of strang CTS, many friends who had come from the same locality in the homeland and welcomed her at once with most genuine and generous hearts.
 Miss Sharpe, herself, a beautiful and dainty little bride, was dressed in a very becoming gown, with a skirt of cream voile and a blouse sf cream silk. She wore orange blossoms in her hair and carried an exquisite bouquet of flowers. The decorations which were roses and shrysanthemums intertwined with smilax, gracefully festeened the house.
 Presents from friends in England and Bisbee were numerous being both beautiful and quite costly.
 An elaborate dinner was served to the gathered guests, followed ty music and other social enjoyments lasting till early morning.
 Mr. Dixon has been a resident of America and Bisbee for an extended period and will make his future home with his bride in a comfortable cot tage near Mir. Wilde's.
 The Review and all other friends wish Nr. and Mrs. Dixon much joy. Invitations are issued for the re eeption to be held in the Woman's Club building, in honor of Miss Smith who Is a guest of her sister Mrs. Geo Buxton of Quality Hill, this city.
 Miss Smith has recently arrived from Phoenix to spend the winter here.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres byterian Church are making elaborate preparations for a sale to be giveL during the middle of the month Many beautiful articles will please tAs eye and pocketbooks, and re treatments will be served for the benefit of the inner man.
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 MT. and Mrs. s. W. Clawson passed last Sunday in Douglas visiting witf friends. Their stay was delightful fy spent but they were glad to return to their beautiful home on Castle Hill A moSs znteresting event occurret On last Sunday afternoon in this city when Mrs. Trezise of Nevada City Colorado, presented for Christian bap tism her three grandsons, sons of he three daughters living in Bisbee. Rev H. NJ. Shields officiated.
 Mr, and Mrs. Williams, MT. ant Mrs. Eddy and MT. and Mrs. Andrews are the happy parents of the thre, boys born during the year. 1905.
 A large number of friends witnesse, the ceremony.
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 On Tuesday evening in the Woman Club building. MT. c. A. Bonnet of tn Miners and Merchants Bank of Low ell, gave a most delightful oldfasf toned Halloween party to a joll SAOWu Ol yOuh6 pSOpiCs I hC SiN rooms were elaborately and apprc priately decorated with ghostly light ed Jack-o'lanterns. Fortunes wer told by bobbiDg for apples in water throwing apple parings, naming appl seed and finding philopenas.
 Fresh cider, nuts and apples, cate around the fireplace, reminded eac enc of other happy days spent O other Halloween nights. Blood-curi ling stories were told until the yer rattling of the windows made one hair stand on end with fear tina ghosts might be near.
 The merry party danced away tn rest of the evening and part of th Horning to the rythmic music furnish ed by the Brennon Orchestra.
 Mir. and Mrs. Horvitz, Mir. and Mfr B1edsoe and MT. and Mrs. Nola shaperoned the following guests wh attended:
 The Misses Harmon, Miss Hughe Miss Goodhody, Miss Mcintyre, Mis- Callahan, Miss Glanville, Miss M' Kenna, Miss Bagby. Messrs. Bucl waiter. Godfrey, c. Graf, Carger, NJ Kenna, E. Graf, Horvitz.
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 The Wonan's Club building is b coming quite popular resort for tn giving of entertainments to bot young people and old.
 The large number of parties give in the past few weeks, and the ever ings already appointed prove tn above assertion.
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 The Ladies Guild of the Episcop;