Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

day in the corridors of the Central school building. by the members of the High school
 Each member took the pleasure and opportunity of inviting a friend. Light refreshment was served in one of the rooms. The pleasures prepared for the guests, other than dancing were many kinds of table games which were filled during the entire evening. The following ladies were present as chaperones: Mesdames Thomas. Vaughan, Quick. Hasly, Phil brook, Ragsdale. Rigglemen, Poweu:
 The members of the High school are the Misses Toles, Wescott, New man, Champin. Study, Haskal, New Kirk. Snyder, Perry, Evans, Naughn, Hunt. Henniger, Riddle, Ledvic. biaea BtIer, Brazill, Green, ltsweir. Feroer, Gregoyich, Stolz, Spalding, Thomas, Arndt, Muir Tong, Kelsey, Williams, Hunt, Henniger; Messrs. Newport, Benton. Huber, Eyer, Jackson, WittiS, William. Durley. Owens, Miegle, Tan uer, Mayo, Coombs, Benton, McGoug- hen. Woods, Smith, Williams, Blair. Engle.
 Miss Mary Silverthorn entertained a lew lTIGIuS oh I HUI oueAs S'SAaAAS N@A her room on School Hill. The game of Congress and an Art Exhibition were the pleasures of the evening. Much merriment was caused during the game which was guessed by Miss Heating.
 The guests were: Misses Madam, Glasgow. Patterson. Haskel, Perry, Heating; Messrs. Henshaw, Williams, Thomas, Maull, Krinbill.
 Many of the young people are talk ing advantage of the beautiful moon light nights by indulging in hay-ride parties. On Thursday evening the Anona Club rode on a hay wagon to the home of Miss Cloyd Thomas, pres ent secretary of the Club.
 In the center of the room was placed large glass bowl of red roses. Each guest was delighted to receive one from the gracious hostess.
 The Anona Club knows how to com bine business with pleasure. At this meeting it was decided to have a card party on the evening of the 14th in Pythian Castle. Invitations will be sent, adnittance charged. and the proceeds be given to the Manual Training Fund.
 Invitations will also be out soon for the dance on the Eth in the Opera House. The Anona Club has already won a name for itself by its good deeds.
 Long live the Anona Club.
 After the business part of the pro- gram, ice cream was served and en- joyed while listening to the music by the graphophone.
 The members who were present at this very pleasant affair were: Mes danes Nolan, Tester, Robinson, Pierce; Misses McNair, Callahan, Smith, Thomas, Akard, Hogan, Brown, Gianville, Edwards, Sullivan, Itsweir, Brady.
 Several of the little people have been surprised with parties during the week. It is difficult even for the old CT folk to stay indoors on an Arizona moonlight night. So that not much blame can be put on the children when they ask to go to surprise party. Yet it is not always advisable for the little girls to be out alone af- ter nine o'clock.
 It has been said recently that the nine o'clock "curfew" bell had been done away with, so that it is perfect ly safe for young boys to be out as late as they choose. This must be a mistake for the rule is just as neces- sary now as it was several years ago.
 The following children were sur prised by their friends with parties recently: Coral Muirhead. I. c. E. Adams, Ernest Spalding.
 Mrs Stewart French, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Stevison, left Douglas on Thursday for New York where they will be joined by MT. French Together they will spend several months in Europe before re- turning to their home. Before leaving Mrs. French, who is president of the Arizona Federation of Women's Club, had everything in excellent order for the club work of the coming year.
 On next Friday afternoon the Wo- mans Club will enjoy a musical pro- gram with Mrs. Mosher in charge The president, Mrs. Dr. Caven, re- quests that all the members be pres ent, since this meeting is one of the most important of the year.
 The nominating committee will be appointed and the necessary business transacted. ... -- --
 Mrs. J. E. Morrison entertained the Fortnightly club on Tuesday evening E the home Of Mrs. F. E. Coles.
 The prize winners and prizes were ; as follows: Mrs. Morrison, hand, painted cup and saucer. Mrs. Mickey holds. hand-painted plate. Mir. C.. Campbell, hand-painted stein. MT. Me Reynolds sterling silver ash tray. The guests present were: Dr. and Mrs. Baum, MT. and Mrs. J. E. Thomp- son, Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Kelly, Miss Clayton, MT. and Mrs. McReynolds, Mrs. J. H. Coles, MT and Mrs. F. E. Coles, Dr. Godfrey, G. Campbell.
 Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Coles left Tues day for Chicago and Boston. They went by way of Tombstone to meet their mother and sister who will ac- company them. Business and pleas ure combined will keep them in the east for several weeks.