Bisbee daily review., 1907-02-24

Messrs. Albert Stacy aud AleerS
 Sames are fo be the hosts as small
 theater party this evening. Tho par | ty consists of Mir and MrS c. 0. Thomas, Misses Helen Cass. Flora
 MeCrosky. Katherine Christys Mes,
 SITS. A. NJ. Hopkins. (Chicagol, Al
 bert Sames, Albert Stacy.
 Mrs. E c. Piper win entertain the Shakespeare club at her home on east Eighth street on next Saturday after. noon in honor of Mrs. N. L. Sheldon who. with Mir. sheldon, win lease Douglas shortly for Los Angeles. where they win reside. Mrs. sheldon is one of the first members of the club and has taken an active part and interest In the work Of it,
 There Is one very absent-minded young man in Douglas. Just where hi3 mind was, wo do not Eaow. when he wore off hiS IoommRtUa a coat, con. taining keys and business letters which the latter was in need of, and i did not know the difference although | the article of clotlng was several sizes too large; but lt looks as though his mind had been filled with thoughts of his teacher"
 A jolly party of four. consisting of i Misses Mae Broyles and Pearl Cum. mins, Messrs. Jack Sttllman and Der. hard Hodges, spent the Friday holi. day in picnieing in Mexico.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. o. Thomas enter. tained informally a few friends at din. ner on Friday evening. Those pres. ent were Misses Clare Kelsey, Kath- arine Christy, Flora McCrosky; Mes. SITS. Eugene Robinson, James Speed Charles Nichols: Mir, and Mrs. c. O. Thomas,
 Mir. Albert Hopkins. who has been visiting friends in the city for the past two weeks. will return to his home in Chicago, Sunday.
 The dance given on Thursday even ing at Irene hall as a farewell party in honor of Miss Mary Mullen, was one of the most enjoyable affairs of the season. On account of the size of the hall the number was. from neces- sity, limited to about twenty-five cou- ples. Those present were Mir. and NEOiE IlAfl, anu ITS. V. Os Thomas, MT. and Mrs. George Dave; Misses Mary Mullen, Mabel Cowie, Anne Lucas. Clare Kelsey, Katharine Christy, Flora MeCrosky, Ustane Scott, Gladys Philbrick, Marguerite Land. Blanche Penhoel, Marion Roche, Phyllis Feltus, De Esta Cook, Myra Hooper, Sara Hooper, Maude Summons, Mary Byrd. Virginia Yates; Messrs. James Speed, William Cow ling, (BisbeeD. Fred Paxton. Albert Sames, Charles Nichols, Eugene Rob- inson. Harry Overlook, Lynn Palmer, Albert Hopkins. (Chicago). Howard Watkins. Sam Finley, J. c. Erickson, Albert Stacy, W. E.. LutL. Herbert Hotchkiss, James Ely. Oscar Fisher, Shelton Dowell. Paul McMuilen, Hen. " Schmidt, Jasper Wood.
 Mir. Christopher Teglneyaf and Miss Alice Shaver were united in marriage at the brides home on c avenue on Monday evening by Judge Ben Rice. The house was decorated in cut flowers and greens. The bride was gowned in a handsome white silk dress and carried white carna- tions. The bride was attended by Mrs. M. Shaya and the groom by E. Shaffer, As the Pirtleville orchestra rendered sweet music the bridal party entered the rooms, where they were mt by Judge Rice who performed the ceremony which made them husband | and wife. After the ceremony the | congratulations of their friends were | extended to Mir. and Mrs. Tegtneyer. i MT. Tegtneyer is we'll known in Doug | las and is employed on the Fl Paso l and Southwestern as conductor. The l bride is also well known in this city | and is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. l Shaver, who formerly resided here l but now living in Jersey City. Those | present at the wedding were Mes danes M. Shaya, Curley, Ward; l Misses Ida Wing; Messrs. E. Shaf- | fer. Mike Drake. Henry Ryan, T. L. l Dale, C. A. Templar, w. F.. Chand- Ter, John Dow, J. NJ. Defer. o..
 Mir Thomas Paxton spent Tuesday night in Douglas.
 Mrs. Walter Thurston is expected as an April visitor in Douglas. She will be the guest of Miss Bess Fox.
 MT. W. H. Bergman went to Fl Paso on Wednesday morning.
 
 The Ladies Aid of the Christian | church held a reception at the home l of Mrs. J. J. Jones on Friday after nooon. The hostesses were dressed | in gowns of the Martha Washington period and looked extremely well. The | rooms were decorated in paper hatch ] cts and small flags. A free will of i fering was donated by those who at- tended for the benefit of the church. l Dainty refreshments were served. |
 The George Washington social giv- | en at the home Of NJ. G. Paddock. l Ninth and A, on Friday evening by l the young people of the Baptist | church was well attended and much I merriment was enjoyed by those | present. The proceeds will go to the piano fund.
 The Methodist ladies met at the i home of Mrs. G. H. Dowell for an af- | ternoon tea and general social on Thursday.
 Mrs Earl Davis left Thursday | morning for a visit of three weeks with her parents in Tucson.
 WOMAN'S CLUB NOTES.
 Following is the program for the Woman's club meeting at Masonic |