Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-20

egation of friends, most of whom were members of the Thirteen club, of which hr. Fleming was formerly 8 member. After the shower of rice and old shoes had subsided, Judge Sames, in behalf of the club, presented the bridal couple with a neat package which they supposed to be silver. Up on opening, the bundle was found to contain several pairs of old shoes. Mr. and Mrs. Fleming returned to Bisbee the latter part of the week. About February Is they will move to Douglas to reside. Mir Fleming will be in charge of the branch ofice of Duey and Overlook.
 4 very enjoyable party was given by Miss Kat Robson at her home on Thirteenth street on last Saturday evening. Various games were played the most interesting one being to pin a necktIe on Teddy. George Struth- CTS came nearest and received the prize, box of candy. Dainty refresh mentS of chocolate and cake were were served. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Paul Murray. Mrs. Iverson, Misses Jessie Prather, Rave Cohen. Marguerite Dow, Collie Bell. Martha Nelson. Euls Cothern, Alice Sheppard, Olive Wright; Aessrs. Rex Rice, Tom Rice, Raymond Prather, Sam Elder, Jay Bell, Glenn Hirst, Charles Phil brick, George Struthers.
 There was an informal card even ing at the home of Miss Sara Hooper on last Saturday. The players were Mrs. Anna Dyer, Mrs. Hooper. Miss Ayra Hooper, Miss Marion Roach, Miss Kate Albright. Miss Sara Hoop CT. MT. Herbert Hotchkiss, kr. Jim Ely. -...f .... .=
 The Ladies' Aid society of tho Meth odist church held their regular semi monthly meeting on last Wednesday at the home of Mrs. c. R. Dicus. on Twelfth street. A numper of matters of interest were discussed and a very pleasant social time rouowed the bust ness session. Delicious refreshments were served by Mrs. Dicus and Mrs. Poiser. The ladies decided to give an evening entertainment on Washing lton's birthday, February 22, to which lthe public will be invited. A fuller announcement, will be made later as to the nature of the entertainment, and where it will be held.
 The woman's club will meet Mon, day afternoon at the Masonic hall al 2:30 o'clock, to hear the remainder of Mrs. French's talk on her trip tc Europe. Each member Is allowed to bring one or more guests. It is hoped that the members will be prompt SC that the talk may begin at 2:3o pre- ciseiy.
 WoMAN's CLUB
 I The Womanis clnb held its regular session Monday, January 1i. at Mrs l ICowan's new home on Tenth streei land A avenue An the members looked forward to this meeting with .
 great deal of anticipation.
 | Mrs French, who spent last sum
 rer touring through Europe with 6 lparty of friends. gave an account o their trip. Being herself a nos
 harming speaker and having her tall lon a very fascinating subject, tht Ireeular time for closing the meetint lpsssed hy while all were enraptureC
 -~ith tNe scenes and attractions o Paris. It was decided that Paris would Dc a pleasant place in which to so 4 journ for a week
 {. At the urgent request of the club
 Mrs French will continue the accoun
 of their trip next Monday afternoon
 January 21,- at Masonic hall. Tn.
 talk will begin promptly at 2:3'
 o'clock It is hoped that the mem
 bers who could not attend fhe ses
 sion last Monday may Do able to al