Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-22
9oouoLAs SOCIETY oupINo PAST WEEK

lier, Riley, Shultz, Hinton, Broiles.
1 .
The ladies' Embroidery club of the
B, L. of F. & E. were entertained Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
John Mcintosh on Sixteenth street.
A lunch was served late in the at.
ternoon, consisting or roast pork,
olives, hot rolls, salads and coffee
/ Those present were Mesdames Chill
| Jus, PRAY. Brinson, Mcintosh, Cressop,
Nekell, Teller.
] On Tuesday evening the Brother.
hood Of Locomotive Firemen and In.
gineers gave their annual dance at
+ the pavilion. This affair quite sur.
passed anything given in Douglas Tor
long time. The decorations were
singularly appropriate, the hall being
/ lighted by fifty switch lamps and five
I immense locomotive headlights. There
were also hangings of banners and
bunting in red, white and green, the
colors of the order, and in the nation
: al colors as well. A pretty feature OF
the program was the moonlight waltz.
For this al the lights were switched
of but one big electric headlight ana
a soft glow gently flooded the build
ing lending charming effect to the
scene. Fruit punch was served be-
tween dances. Mrs. Walkers orches-
ira of six members furnished excep-
tionally good music.
The ladies of the Baptist church en-
tertained their husbands and friends
! Thursday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. c. C. Thomson on Eighth
street. The rooms were decorated
with vases of fluffy chrysanthemums.
An informal program was given by
Misses Rice, Peschke, Mayo, Marsh,
Mesdames Radford, Rice and Murphy
Refreshments of chocolate and cakes
were served. There were sixty-slx
people presnt.
Miss Nina Mayo gave a party last
Friday evening at her home on Elev-
enth street in honor of her brother
Norman's twentieth birthday During
the evening there were a number OF
games and contests. Miss Cleo Ting-
er won the prize, a souvenir spoon,
for the most artistic pig modelled from
chewing gum. Miss Catherine Marsh
sang several pretty songs. Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served. Those present were Misses
Olive Wright, Roena Deming, Margar-
ct Isaacs, Sophie Peschke, Minnie
Rice, Cleo Tinker, Catherine Marsh,
Messrs. Ralph Tinker, Cecil Brannon,
Henry Wimberly, Norman Mayo.
Mrs. T. NJ Purcell entertained a
few friends at o'clock dinner Thurs
day evening at her home on Fifteenth
street.
The Presbyterian Aid society are
planning for a social TO be given next
Tuesday evening at Mrs. Schmeidings
home on Twelfth street. Professor
Clarence Krinbill and other local tai
ent win render a musical program and
there will be refreshments Every
one is invited to be present
H. N. Reno and his sister. Mrs.
Pearson, entertained Judge and Mrs.
d. A. Richardson Thursday evening at
s o'clock dinner
Mrs Mearon Of st Paul, Mimi.
came this week to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Sam Finley.
The evening Bridge club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by DIR. and
Mrs. Carl H. Lund on Ninth street.
viii Give Ball.
Under the auspices of Rebekah
Oasis Lodge Odd Fellows have united
in giving a grand bah at Sportsman's
park Wednesday, December %. The
Van Allen orchestra Of five pieces has
been engaged for the occasion and al
are anticipating a most enjoyable
event.
Mr.. Youpe's Book issued.
Rev. C. c. Young's new box. Under
Twelve Flags" is out and the first
shipment is expected to arrive in
Douglas tomorrow. The book gives
an account OF Mr.. Young's recent trip T
to Europe and Palestine and no DOUBT
will meet with a large sale IN Doug !