Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-06

party and the guests were bQndfoided while they felt of thirteen objects passed and then allowed to write the names of tho objects. Thirteen pro verbs were read, after which they wrote those they remembered. One guest present has been heard to re mark that he wrote thirteen, but they did not happen to be the right ones Thirteen vials were passed to smell. Thirteen objects were uncovered for a brief period for them to gaze upon land name Only three things were tasted. MT. Mac. Smith made the most points and secured the first priSe-a devils head lamp, and Mr. James Speed was awarded the booby prize Ia skull match holder.
 A most dainty three-course lunch was served. consisting of thirteen del icacies-salad, waters, olives, almonds, ice cream and four varieties of cake. coffee. sugar. cream, cheese and carck- CTS.
 Those present were: Mac Smith. Wash Smith. Dodge Hooper, Albert Stacy. Lawson Downs. Lynn Palmer. Charles Nichols, Fred Nichols. Jas per Wood, Eugene Robinson. Mr. Hemphill and MT. Wright.
 Miss Ustane Scott has gone to Can anea for two weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. Willis "ilkie.
 The reception given by Mrs. c. O. i Thomas ca Monday afternoon in hon or of her sister, Miss Flora McCrosky. was one of the prettiest affairs ever given in Douglas.
 Mrs. Thomas was beautifuIly gowned in a dress of sheer white ma | terial. elaborately trimmed in lace and Miss McCrosky wore handsome gown of hehotrope silk.
 ielectric lights shown out through 1he i red shades that covered them. IT the reception room smilax and GU; 1 The dining room was decorated with Ifestoons of smilax, from which were hung red Christmas bells.
 l Hiss Bess Fox assisted at the door
 Mrs c. o. Ellis and Mrs. w. NJ Adamson escorted the guests 10 the irefreshment room, where refresh ments were served by Mrs. Fox, Mrs Fl. J. Bishop and Miss Christy. t There were about fifty guests pres ent during the afternoon.
 The Arizona Copper company start cd up it's furnaces on Monday last, an6
 in the evening its converting plan was also fn commission. The furnacei
 were closed down on account of ths
 flood ca December 2. and resumed
 January 1st Notwithstandlng thii
 clase down, the output Of the conpanl
 will not be so materially reduced, foi she reason that the concentratinl
 plants at Longfellow and Moreno
 were in operation nearly all of ths time. hence the company starts fh.
 Lew year with a large supply Of cor.
 centrates on hand The greates- arou
 bic at the present time seems to }. . scarcity of coal. but with coal bri Iquettes and coke the conn pany is abi.
 to improvise a fuel which will puI
 them through the tight places. Tn,
 output fer the present month, barrin,
 floods or other mishaps. promises ra
 be tho largest the company has eve
 made
 Monday evening Mir. and Mrs. c. o Thomas entertained about thirty-fiv'
 of their friends at cards in honor o
 Mss McCrosky. Six-hand euchro wa | played. Shortly before midnight tn. game was discarded and fruit punci
 Eerved to each guest. At the en
 trance of the new year Mr. Charle: Nichols was called upon for a toas
 and delivered the following:
 !.'zEere's to q friend who is tried .aas
 true,
 ' He passes away. as old friends do