Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-17

season. The members have enjoyed most delightful year and are already looking forward to the winters sea son.
 Miss Bailey, the popular Kindergar- ten teacher in the Central school build ing, will spend a few months of rest in Denver, Colorado. with the expecta- rion of returning in the Fall. After a very pleasant visit with friends in Chicago and other points of hart have returned home for breath of cool mountain air. Mrs. F. C. Hurst of Tombstone can- yon entertained on Tuesday evening with an informal musicale. The young people present who as- sited with their selections are pupils of Mir. Clarence Krinbill, who pleased the guests with his excellent rendi- tions. The guests were Josie Muir head, Clara Shell, Florence Patton, Nellie West, Olive kreigbaum, MT. Clarence Kreigbaum and other friends | of the hostess.
 The Methodist Ladies Aid held their | last meeting of the year on Thursday afternoon in the Methodist church. ! The ladies cleared about Ihirty-five | dollars from their musicale which was held recently in the Y. NJ. C. A. build l ing.
 Mrs Myers of School Hill enjoyed | visit Thursday from Mrs. Bonnet of Naco who is a talented elocuIionist.
 Mrs. A. NJ. Tong of Lowell left dUr- ing the week. with her family. 10 spend the summer months in California.
 Mrs J. L. Burcham with her two little ones and accompanied by Mrs. l.. E. Hawes will leave for Pacific Grove -his week.
 Miss Susan Hughes, who is a sister and guest of Mrs. Horwitz, of Bakers vile, was the recipient of a linen shower on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. F.. Thompson, Oak Ave. This very pleasant affair was gwen by the bridal attendants, Mes danes Hood. Schaw, Thompson and Miss Bonner. The pleasure provided for the afternoon was whist. the prize, Bohemian glass vase, beinfig won by Mrs. Dr. Ca,en.
 Sweet peas were very prettily used in decorating. The refreshments served were sherbet, cake and coffee.
 Among the many handsome pieces S,f1 purse, tea cloth with six doylies, four sets of towels, two embroidered cen tcrpieces. a number of lace handker. chiefs. a set of drawn work dOylies, and a handsome drawn work center piece.
 The wedding of Miss Hughes to MT. J. Christian will occur June 20th in the Presbyterian church. The ladies invited to the linen shower were: Mesdames Flannigan, Hurst, Rinehart, Bledsoe, Brophy, Hurst. Caven, Dur ley, Herrick, Brophy,- Pierson, Will Hams, Sims, McGee, Shields, Baum, Nolan, Frederick, Horwitz; Misses Pelton, Newport, Ackert, Maud Smith, Cloyd Thomas.
 Mesdames Baum, Bledsoe. Kelly. and Hood spent Thursday afternoon very pleasantly at the home of Mrs. s. w. Clawson. The most tempting of strawberries, served with ice cream, were enjoyed on the cool yeranda of Mrs. Clawson's s residence. Miss Emma Jones was honored with | a farewell party on Monday evening by her most intimate friends, Dorothy and Grace Rundell. Cards were played during the evening, followed later by ice cream, cake and candies. The | friends present besides the hostesses were Bertha Brown, Olive Kreigbaum. and Miss Clemo Rundell.
 Olive Kreigbaum and Bertha Brown | entertained a number of their friends on Friday evening at the home of Mrs. l Kreigbaum. After a merry time with 1 games and dancing, orange ice cake, 1 punch and candies were served. Mrs. kreigbaum and Mrs. Locking assisted l the young hoSteSseS in entertaining. 1 Those present were, Hazel Thomas, Clara Shell, Emma Jones, Dorothy and Grace Rundell, Evelyn Vaughn, Bessie | Riley, Miriam Toles. Blanche Beck with. sybil Pollard.
 
 Mir. Fred Hagen, the popular young l member of the Pritchard Hagen firm, 1 and so successful in money affairs | has decided to devote the rest of his life to nickels (Nichois) entirely.
 Mir. Hagen and Miss Nichols were married June IA in Globe at the resi- dence of the brides parents. After a. brief honeymoon elsewhere the happy couple will make their home in Bis bee where they will be welcomed by many friends.
 Mrs. Mosher the newly elected pres ident of the Woman's club will go to Los Angeles on Thursday next for several weeks visit with friends. The Magazine club of Lowell held their last meeting recently and have decided not to elect officers until the summer months are over
 
 The first apportionnent of funds on hand was made on March and was ] for 20 per cent which makes A total