Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

| ly afford to miss so restful day. The l excursion will leave Douglas at 7:30 in the morning, and will return at z in the evening, making a complete and pleasant day of it.
 l On Wednesday evening Miss Jennie Hess was hostess to a crowd of six teen young people, who spent the even ing most pleasantly at whist. Those present were. Mrs. Nj. E. Nichols, Messieurs and Mesdames D. T. Dun lap, w. Worthington, c. F. Nichols; Misses Marie O'Brien. Norcop, Blanch Penhoel and Ethele Moore, and Mes SITS. H. B. Steger, Chas. Nichols, Prof Lutz and Dr. Downs. After dainty and refreshing lTnch of ice cream and cake the prizes were awarded. The lady's prize became the property of Miss Pen hoel, and was a beautiful drawn work handkerchief. while Dr. Downs carried of the honors of the gentlemen. being the winner of copper book mark. The evening was a highly enjoyable one for all those present.
 Il Mrs. E. D. Herr and daughter Adel- ia, returned from the coast last Thurs CcAg AiheS- SpCLll llOhNAS very pleasantly with friends in Los Angeles. Mrs. Herr said there was just cause for alarm in that city dur ing the heavy shocks of the earth quake in San Francisco, and people were fortunate that no damage was done.
 Tue residence of Mrs. T. T. Hines on Tenth street was the scene of a merry gathering last Saturday night. During the temporary absence of Mrs. Hines the guests were received by Miss Tarpey. who, not until the eyen- ing was for advanced, and Mrs. Hines had returned, discovered that the de- lightful party was in honor of her. The evening was a farewell to Miss Tarpey, who has been the guest of her brother, M. r. Tarpey, during the winter months. The evening was spent in musical, vocal and literary selec- tions. plenty of space being devoted to lovers of the dance, and in several rooms were interesting card games, in fact, everything was sacrificed for the entertainment of the guests. Album dant and palatable refreshments were served and very much enjoyed. Among those present were: Messrs. and Mesdames Jas. Wood. Alfred Paul, Jewel, East, McSherry, Mahoney, Stel- ger. Misses Tarpey, McFadden, Barry, Victoria Stelzer, Alma Stelzer, Mary Donohue, Kennefich, McKenna, of Bisbee, and Messrs. Carl Graf, Walter Graf of Bisbee, Jas. McFadden, Al fred Stelzer, Ed Stelzer, R. J. Dun- leavy, Con Harvey, Mike Tarpey, Os- wald Lord and Harry Hines. Not un- til the wee sma' hours did the party disperse, after respectfully bidding Miss Tarpey goodbye. During her stay in Douglas Miss Tarpey made many splendid friends. who hope she may be pursuaded to revisit Douglas next season when the snow becomes too dense in her eastern home.
 Mrs. w G. Mcdonald was hostess to the Embroidery Club this last Tues day. The guests were: Mesdames c. E. Duggan, J. B. Sexton, B. Barnes, Gessell Hayes, F. s. Douglas, c. E. Bull, b F. Johnson, E. Hoenicka, E. NJ. Lewis, E. T. Mitchell, Misses Caro- line Hayes, Alta Gessell and Grace Pearce. The afternoon was given over |, to a pleasant social time, very agree ably seasoned with recitations by Mrs. Duggan and piano selections by Mrs. Sexton and Mrs. Barnes, after which dainty refreshment of ice cream and cake was served.
 I Owing to the persistent illness of Mrs. s. w. French both MT. and Mrs. French were compelled to give up tseir passage on the steamer of April 24, , and it was only last Thursday morn ing that Mrs. French felt able to join Il her husband in Chicago. Mrs. French was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Stevenson, who will spend the sum- mer in Chicago. It is hoped that the party who at first planned for the trip abroad will be able to mature their plans next week, when it is expected they will leave New York.
 Mrs. J. s. Douglas spent Tuesday and "Wednesday in Douglas on a shopping tour, returning to Nacozari on Thursday.
 Rather than abandon the meetings of the club during the summer months and for fear it might mean the passing out of existence of the Embroidery l Club, the members have agreed to meet once a month during the season and devote the afternoons to a social good time.
 Miss Katherine Paxton entertained very informally last Wednesday in honor of Miss Fay. of Anaheirn, Cali fornia. The evening was spent with | music and cards. Miss Fay sang sev- eral selections, which gave her a splendid opportunity to prove the rich, I pleasing quality of her voice. | A farewell party was giveen to Miss | Tarpey on last Monday evening at the home of Mrs. T. F. Mahoney, on FiE- teenth. The evening was spent in mu- sic and cards, high five being the chos- en game. Miss McFadden and Mike ITarpey carried of the honors, and the booby prize fell to Miss Anna Stelzer. Among those present were: Messrs. and Mesdames Jas. Woods, T. T. Hines John Brodie, Alfred Paul, Ed Stelzer, Brodie, Jewel, Mrs. McFadden, Barry, Tarpey, Donohue, Mccarthy, Alma Stelzer, Victoria Stelzer, Messrs. Mike Tarpey, Alfred Stelzer and os-