Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13

tie lat home. on Monday afternoon In honor of her mother, Mrs. c. .L. Botto, of El Paso. The rooms were tastefully decorated with bowls of cut flowers and potted plants. Those who called during :he afternoon were Mesdames A. c. Lockwood, lynn s. Palmer, Land. O'Neil, z. T.. Phillips, J. C.. Ryan, McNamaras Hurst, A. J. McDermctt, q. Fl. Doweh c. A. Overlook. Lincoln, Earl DavIs, George Dave Byers, J. Ross, Wood. hams, John Graham. Quinn, SImons1n, McCallum, George Logic, Washington, Stillman, J. Stillman, Shumaker, Speed G. V. Hill, Purcell.
 
 The approaching holiday shopping season caused slight decrease m the attendance of tho regular Thurs day afternoon at the Country club. Mrs. George Hill with Misses Curry and Mustain, were nostesses thls week. The day was ideal and num- Der spent the afternoon on the golf course, others played bridge and en- joyed the dainty tea. Those present were: Mesdames Cass. Neff, Hooper. Hotchkiss, Reno, Curry, Pierson, Col ley, McPherson, Mustain, Barclay, Thomas, Wright, Scott, Stonehouse. Hill; Misses Ann Wood, Allie Bonner, Florence McCrosky, Anna Curry, Clyde Mustain.
 Mrs. w. c. Broyles entertained the ladies of the Presbyterian church Thursday afternoon at her pretty new home on Thirteenth street. After a short business session the rest of the afternoon was. speut socially and re- treatments were served of sand wiches, cake and chocolate. Those present were: Mesdames Cook, Brown, T. P. Nichols, Gerhart, Par sons, Shultz, Banks, Butler, Shultz, Chamberlain, Logic, Peschke, Sames, Reese, Speed, Riley.
 St. Cecelia's Guild of the Episcopal church was entertained Wednesday by Mrs. J. P Sexton on Ninth and A. During the afternoon the various com. mittees reported on the recent ba- zaar which was a success socially and financially. After the report was heard, refreshments were enjoyed. Those present were Mesdames Hoop CT, Sexton, Atterbury, E.. c. Piper, 5. c. Long, Clarence Butler, H. H. HOtch. kiss, Stillman, J. Stillman, Rev. Si- monsOn.
 The Knights of Fythias will give a big dance on the evening of Decem- Der 31st at the pavilion. The com mittee Ou arrangements are MeSsrs. J. c. Mcintosh, H. E. Wooten, W Wallace, and they are making exten sive arrangements and it promises to be an important social event. The music will be furnished by Mrs. Walk CTS orchestra.
 MT. and Mrs. !. A. Holden gave a little dinner party at the Country club on Wednesday evening. Their guests were Mir. and Mrs. Barclay, MT. and Mrs. First, MT. and Mrs. John Adams, Mir. and Mrs. J. S. McPheTson, Mir and Mrs. T. w. Atterbury; Miss Bott Dorothy and Wilfred Atterbury.
 The afternoon Bridge club was en- tertained on Monday at the home Of Mrs w. NJ. Adamson. The clubs yIs- itors on this occasion were: Mrs. B. A. Packard, Miss Anna Wood, Mrs. Carl H. Lund, Miss Florence Clark, Mrs. H. 4. Strodthoff, Mrs. Percy Butler.
 
 The city football team, of which Lou Elder is captain, will give a dance on Saturday night at the pa. vilion in honor of the visiting Bisbee team. Music will be furnished by Mrs. Walkers orchestra.
 
 Mrs. J. s. McPherson gave an ln- formal 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday. Her guests were MGsdames Quinn. Howe and Speed.
 An orchestra dance is being planned for December 18th aU the OTpheum which is to be given by Mrs. Walker S-piece orchestra.
 
 The Womans club met in regular session Monday afternoon in the din ing room at the Gadsden.