Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-22

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Miss Eva Wolcott entertained in
| formally at cards Thursday evening
at her home at Mr.. G. A. Overlook S.
Eighth street, in honor of her sister.
Miss Lucie Wolcott, who is visiting
here from Tombstone. There were
three tables of bridge. Miss Adele
Badger won the ladies' prize, a hair
dozen embroidered handkerchiefs; Mr..
Dodge Hooper won the gentleman S
prize, handsome book. Very dainty
refreshments were served when the
game was over. Those present were
Misses Ustane Scott, Adele Badger,
Florence Clark, Reese, Lucie Woleott,
Messrs Cuthbert, Mac Smith, E. =.
Robinson, w. Webster, Carl Smith,
Dodge Hooper.
Mrs. C. P. Daiber, assisted by Mrs.
Ben Maiden, entertained the Hearth
stone club Wednesday afternoon at
Mrs. Daiber's home on T avenue. The
evening was devoted to the study OF
Arizona; it's history and people. There
were also several readings from Faith
er Ryan's poems, noted poet priest
of the south. After the program the
members enjoyed dainty repast. The
next meeting of the club will be De-
cember 9th at the home Of Mrs. R. e.
Bolton on Thirteenth street.
Mrs. E. R. Pirtle entertained the
Afternoon Bridge club Monday at ner
home on d avenue. The members
who attended were Mesdames Dixon,
Rice, Badger, Rae, Thomas, Ellis,
Adamson, Simonson, Mcguire, Thorn
ton. Misses Badger and McCrosky.
The E. E. club was entertained
Tuesday evening by Misses Clair KEEL
sey and Nell Kline. At this meeting
Miss Marion Gale was elected to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Miss Mary Mullen, who is to be
married TO Lynn palmer at her home
in Tempe on the 10th of November.
The club members present at this
meeting were Misses Eva Wolcott,
Florence House, Adele Badger, Us
tame Scott, Blanche Penhoel, Florence
McCrosHy, Katherine Christy, Nell
Kline, Claire Kelsey.
Mrs. ]. w. StonehCuse entertained
a few friends at a musical at her
home ON Fourth street Monday even
ing. Mr.. Clarence Krinbill of Bisbee
played a number Of piano selections
in his mastery manner during the
evening Dainty refreshments of
fudge, cake and chocolate with whip
ped cream were served. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. e. G.. Mustain, Mir.
and Mrs. W. W. Windham, Mrs. Flick
niger, Mrs. Munda, Mr.. and Mrs II.
H. Hotchkiss and Misses Clyde Mus
tain, Bertha Branham, Grace Mustain,
Mr. Murphy.
The regular meeting of the wo-
mans club was he'd at the Gadsden
hotel Monday afternoon, November
t. At this meeting Mrs. Wattles was
elected president, Mrs. Holden vice
president, Mrs. Mcdonald. secretary.
and Mrs. Mcpherson. social chairman.
Mrs Calisher read her report of the
philanthropy department which Is as
follows: "A meeting of the phinian-
thropy department was held at the
home Of the chairman, Mrs. Calisher.
Mrs wattles was elected secretary
and Mrs. Mcdonald treasurer, subject
TO the approval of the club. The
amount collected to date is $1,000:
a meeting was arranged for Monday,
NV To- at II " 1AONh " AhCCt NJ SuC
Y M. G.. A to cooperate with the
Ministerial alliance, The committee
was most graciously received and the
hearty appreciation and cooperation
win prove beneficial to the depart-
ment in caring for the needs OF those
worthy of assistance" The next
meeting of the club being social
one, refreshments viii be served by
Mr.. Johnson of the Gadsden and a
full attendance IS expected.
Mrs Howard J. Wright entertained
Saturday evening complimentary to
Miss Nicile and Miss McCroshy. Mrs.
Wright was assisted by Mrs. z. r.
Pirfie and Mrs. 8. F. Mcguire. Bridge
was played during the evening. AT
this fascinating game Miss Lucie
Wolcott won the ladies' prize and
Carl Smith the gelfleman's. The re
freshments served were excellent /