Bisbee daily review., 1905-05-21
Social 0I--PCrSOn0I


 day and Friday evenings promises to be quite the society event of the sea- son. Those who are taking active part in the amateur performance for the year have a wide circle of friends in the city who will turn out to see them in black, as much for the nov. city .as for the excellence of the pro gram that will be rendered. Perusal of the program so far as completed brings conviction that the amateurs will provide a treat that will be high ly enjoyed The musical numbers are particularly praiseworthy and the va. riety of the selections that have been made makes it certain that all possi- ble tastes will find palatable food iD the program. Among the voices that will be heard are some highly culti- | vated ones that would make faVora- l ble impression in any company. Al. ready there has been very good de | mand for seats at the. performances | the latter part of the week and it | will be surprising if the standing | room only sign does not go out on | both nights. There is also reason | to expect that whH the Bisbee Min strels go to DouglaSon next Saturday | night that they will be greeted by an. other great house The members of | the company all have a great many | friends in the smelter city and these | have sent word to look out for a big reception.
 Mrs. A. A. Hurst entertained the | Anona Club most charmingly Thurs. day evening. Out of twenty-two mem. bers, about fifteen were present, and very pleasant evening was spent playing Five Hundred" Two very pretty handkerchiefs were awarded as first and second prizes. Miss Mar |; guerite Akard captured the first. and { Miss Sadie Sullivan, the second. Af- ter the game very dainty refresh ments were served. The merry crowd { then went to the Opera House and { were present at the Elks dance for ( a few minutes. ts The Bachelors Club entertained at IF a delightful dance, Tuesday evening. S Fine music was furnished for the oc. I casion, the arrangements were per Ie feet in detail, and the number of I young people present had a most en. a joyable time. Those present were, 2 MT. and Mrs. Caven, Hood Schaw, { Harrington, Pattison, Flanigan. Phil f brook. Mosher, Moore; Misses Hos. It mer, Kelsey, Hatley, Henniger, Brady, a McHugh, Goodbody, Hosmer, Clan s velle, Schmidt and Edwards; Messrs. 10 Bledsoe, Bruce, Schwartz. Brewster, V Pette, Horton, Jackson, Damon, Ben d ness, Hart, Henkel, Huddleston and +; Fitzpatrick. p Wednesday evening the Elks en- D tertained at a ball, which was one i of the handsomest and best attended P affairs of the season. The decora- | tions were very attractive in a color scheme of purple and white, and large and brilliant gathering filled ]; the Opera House for the occasion. a
 7 M Z IL The Woman's Club gave their fare. V well ball of the season last night at t the Club Rooms, and a arge and fash ' ionable crowd lent their presence tGl il make up quite a pretty scene. deli | cious refreshments were served and the evening lacked nothing to make e the entertainment one of the most S charming affairs in the annals of the | t clubs history. p Miss Bailey left Friday for Fl Paso, g where she expects to spend the week attending the Commencement Exer. cises of the F. P. H. s. Her sister, r Miss Edith Bailey, will graduate with s second honors, and will deliver the il sa,a:aEoTy Of her class. They expect 5 to visit friends in San Antonio, after c which Miss Edith will accompany a Miss Bailey to Bisbee and will spend c the summer here. S
 7 Z y c Rev. l.. w Wheatley left Tuesday. c for a visit to his home in Georgia. He '' expects to be away about two weeks.
 7 ,s 7 If Miss Mary McHugh, of Tombstone I who has been visiting her sister, Mrs iC c. F. Coles, will return to her home ( today. I
 x 7 x 8 Mrs Sims, Wife of Dr. W. P. Sims, IC arrived here last week from Tennes- see. They intend making their home t in this city. Ic
 @ z x It MT. w. P. Gillespie, who has been 10 on a visit to New York and to bis f home at Nashville, returned last week l
 z z z I MT. Wesley 4. Hill, formerly res Ia ident of this city, was here last week. l and owing to illness returned unex' lv pectedly to Phoenix, where he now Is resides. T
 z z H S Mir. Ed Christian will leave soon I for Fl Paso where he goes to ae' b cept a promotion. b
 t z x t Mrs E. l.. Shaw, of Tucson is here b on a visit to her sister, Mrs. W. 3. To Kelly. 10
 st A R a Mrs. A. Valjean, accompanied by ID her mother, Mrs. Schwartz, returned 10 home Tuesday. s
 @ # w lt A jolly crowd of young people, con t sisting of members of the Epworth h League, and some invited friends. I