Bisbee daily review., 1906-12-02

----------------------~ and Mrs. Newman of Oak Ave. ana will not return East until after the holidays.
 | < !! On their return home the ladies from Bisbee and Douglas remained in Phoenix over Saturday. Mrs. Dwight B. Heard received them into her mag nificent home where an elaborate din ner was served. Mrs. Heard has the l most valuable collection of Indian blankets and curios in the Territory The ladies present on this occasion were Mesdames French, Mosher, No Ian. Hunt. Hazard, Lewis, Sherman. q < < [ Miss Smith of Maine and Miss Slaughter have recently arrived to ac- cept positions in the Lowell school. D X 1 Mir. and Mrs Moore spent Thanks giving in the Chiricahuas. 1 Rev. and Mrs. Frye of Quality Hill entertained with luncheon Wednesday i in honor of Miss Cowles who left Sat urday for Globe. to take charge of the | hospital in that city. 1 A number of the Copper Queen of- ' flee men spent Thanksgiving evening, < at the home of MT. and Mrs. Gerald sherman where they enjoyed the elab- crate dinner spread for their pleasure. 1 The gentlemen present were Messrs. ! Smith. Harris, Pelton. Milton. ! Mir. Rdger Peltct le\t Friday even- ing to spend the holidays with his home friends in New York. | N ! Mesdames Moore and Horvitz gave Ia most delightful dancing party to many of their friends on Tuesday evening last. Seventy-five young peo- pie spent the evening dancing meath overhanging decorations of Japanese { lanterns, umbrellas. fans. ! Clara Shell and Florence Patton were two Japanese maids who dis pensed tea and rice cakes 10 the guests. AZ impromptu musical was pleasant feature of the evening.
 Mrs Mcbride entertained with din- i ner Thanksgiving day, Miss Cowles, Messrs Garteil. Hassagava and Mosh- CT.
 1 MT. Hill Ruff and Miss Ava Ruff of Tombstone canyon entertained Thanksgiving day with a Cowboy party Everything good to eat was prepared, and served from new tin dishes. The house was uniquely dec orated with evergreen, cacti and can dies. The evening was spent in danc- ing, singing and having the best time that thirty young people could have. it | G
 Miss Douglas. of Lowell, entertain ed friends Friday in honor of Miss Hazel Hyde. of Tombstone. ! C,r,ac of oil lrirdc and hD1 mi e made the evening pass very pleasant Fly. The guests were Misses Haskell, | Bailey, Mowerer, MT. and Mrs. Hen shaw; Messrs. Williams. Wallace, An drews, Davis, Buckner. Williams. a H Y l The Misses Barbour and Edwards were hostesses to a number of their friends on Thursday, who were invited | to spend the evening at their home. i Several kinds of entertainments were provided for the pleasure of the guests who were Mir. and Mrs. Nolan; the Rundell. McNair, Callahan, McCon- naughey, Callahan; Messrs. Graf, Wig gin, Sterling, Boswell, White, Graf, Fitzpatrick.
 
 ' last week was we'll attended by mem | bers and friends, many coming from Douglas. There is quite a kindly feel. | ing between the Aunona Club of Bis bee and Thirteen Club of Douglas. The latter gave a dance Wednesday even- ! ing which was most enjoyable affair.
 Misses Frazzee and Glahville and Messrs. Overlook and Fleming were | 1f ,ho oned them to the dance and also to the football game Thursday afternoon.
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 Miss Brody, who has been enjoying California climate for several weeks among friends and relatives, returned home last Sunday.
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 NIT. and Mrs. McGirk of Upper Tombstone Canyon entertained with dinner Thanksgiving day. The guests were Mir. and Mrs. Tester, Miss Greg ory and MT. Southern Thomas. Carnations, roses and ferns were prettily used in decorating the home of Mir and Mrs. F. c. Hurst, who gave a dinner to their friends. Miss Witherel, Mir. Rheling. MT. and Mrs. A. E. Hurst and the members of her own family. MT. and Mrs. Hurst will leave dur ing the middle of the month for Chi cago and Toronto, Canada, to spend the holidays.
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 | Mrs. Whitehead, of Sulphur Springs Valley is a guest of her mother, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Whitehead will remain in Bisbee for several weeks. while MT Whitehead is off on business in Ne. yada. y,tx I A < <
 Mir. J. NJ. Bonsell returned to Bisbee Thursday evening after a visit with friends in New York. ' | < T Dr. Shine. of the Copper Queen Hos , pitai. accompanied his family to Phoe nix where they will remain for severa , weeks.
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 Mrs Simmons. who has been visit l ing her nr, MT. Eddleman, for sewers rar -eturned Thursday eyeniHe to her in St. Louis. .