Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, Misses Watts
Isaacs, Dicus, Eichbaum, Jacobs, Dem
ing. Wright, Qnarles; Messrs. Chaffin
Stewart, Puliiam and Essex
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Windsor of Ma
cozarf gave a clever ghost party on
Halloween evening at their home In
Nacozari. They were assisted by Mr.
and Mrs. s. r. Comfort and Miss
Florence Comfort OF FL Paso. They
! were met at the gate by a fat man
with jack-o-lantern. The house was
dimly lighted with Jack-olianterns and
I the pictures and furniture were
shrouded. The first thing was a
ghost walk to the soft strains of Chop
ms Funeral March. Then there were
fortune telling and games and con-
tests. Mr.. s. r. Comfort delighted
the guests with recitation, Mrs. Keen
and Miss Bonner rscited and Miss
Comfort sang a number of times. The
refreshments were delightful and
characteristic of the day. The invited
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. WASH
burn, w. s. Mclaughlin, ]. s. Viii
liams, ]. c. Keen, James Douglas, ira
Aver, NJ. A. Murphy. s. R. Comfort,
Annie Mas, Misses Martha and Eth
Ell A. Bonner, L. Ponsford, H. II. Hor.
ton. W. A. Meyer, F. Augustine and
G. H. Gallagher.
/ Miss Nina Mayo entertained a few
friends Wednesday evening In honor
of Jay Augustine who is visiting here
from the Belen camp west Of Cumpas,
Mexico. During the evening the guests
enjoyed a number OF paino selections
by the hostess and Misses Rice and
Peschke as well as games and graph
aphone music. Waters and chocolate
were served. Those present were
Misses Minnie Rice, Sophie
Peschke, Margaret Isaacs and Messrs.
Jay Augustine, Leslie Styles and Nor
man Mayo.
Mrs. c. s. Hooper entertained the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Presbyter-
ian church Thursday afternoon. For
amusement the ladies were each CIV.
en- a bottle, string and some cotton.
During the afternoon they were serv.
ed hot chocolate, olives, fudge and
cake. Those present were Mesdames
Brown, James, Logic, Boice, Gardiner,
Green, Smith, Speed, Riley, Tailock,
Collier, George Logic, Shultz, Curry.
Dunlap, Nichols, Reese, Shultz. Rapp
Schmeiding, Kelly and Stephens and
Rev. Geo. Logic.
A new orchestra Is being organized
which viii be composed Of twelve or
fifteen members and which promises
some good music.
The knights of Pythias gave ar
entertainment and dance last week IL
Odd Fellows hall There was a good
program consisting OF cornet sole
| by ]. c. Cropf, recitation by little
| James Barrett, piano solo, Miss
Reese, recitation, Miss Matte Taylor
Mr.. Clinton gave an interesting lodge
talk and James Barrett gave an IL
| Illustrated lecture cn Damon anc
Pythias. After the program the even
ing was spent at dancing. Mrs. Walk
er's orchestra furnished the music
| Coffee and cake were served.
The Brotherhood of Locomotiv,
Firemen and Engineers are arranging
for an annual dance to be given OF
the 18th at the pavilion. 1t promises
to be swell affair
| Miss Grace Gould entertained the
| young ladies of the F. A. D. club witt
a line party at the Dime Wednesda.
evening.
| Miss Sophie Peschke gave a mas
querade Halloween party last FRIDAY
| evening at her home, 625 Thirteenth
| street. The guests were all masked
to represent characters. There were
| nurse-maids, darkiss and ghosts. Dur
ing the evening the masked figures
| were guessed and music and games
were enjoyed. Refreshments Oh cake
and ice cream were served. The
| guests we're Mrs. Radford, Mrs
| Chambers, Mrs. Collier, Misses Nina
Mayo Minnie Rice, Matte Miller
Katherine Marsh, Josephine Clothier
Olive Wright and Roena Dening
A regular meeting OF the Woman's
club was held at the Gadsden hote
Monday afternoon, The time was de
voted to the study of parliamentary
law, Mrs. Mcdonald being the leader
| AS Mrs. Mcdonald is thoroughly in
formed on the subject, the club feel.
that it has been very fortunate in Sc
curing her as leader. The lesson was
very interesting and thorough. Lap
land will be the subject of study fol
| newt Monday