Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-22
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/ The guests were Misses Nickle, Nc
/, Crosby, Tuthill, Scott, Christy, KEEL
! sey, Wolcott, Lucy Wolcott, Clark,
Gardner, Badger, Gale, Mr.. and airs.
! Pirtle, Mrs Mcguire, Messrs. Speed,
Smith. Dodge Hooper, Carl Smith,
Webster. Cuthbert, Erickson, Robin
son, Nichols, Stacy, Arthur, Packard,
Drs Hickman, futile, Wright, L. w.
Downs.
The Harmony Embroidery club met
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Dave Struthers on Thirteenth
street. The afternoon was spent
pleasantly at needlework. Later IN
the evening the hostess served dellc-
ious oyster patties, apple salad, sand
witches, chocolate. canary cream ana
waters. Those present were Mesdames
Adamson, Nevin, Robson, Teller. Crit
/ fifth, Mcintosh, Brodie, Wood, Hoff-
man, Mahoney, Iyerson.
On last Tuesday night at the home
of Mr. and Mrs Otto Wyler in Sun
nyside, one of the happiest events OF
the season took place. 1t was the reg
ular meeting of the Sunnyside Bible
club and at the close OF the session
Mr. Kennedy, in a short speech, pre-
scented Rev A. B. Carpenter with a
purse as a Thanksgiving token of
their appreciation of his assistance to
them in their study. Then followed
delightful program of music ana
readings by Mesdames Kyle. Thomp
son, Dolquist, Wylef, Messrs. Kenne-
dy, Houlison, Campbell and little
Thelma Kennedy and Roy Wyler. De
lfcious chocolate and cake were served
The resC of the eeyning was spent
in singing old-fashioned songs to the
accompaniment of a guitar. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle. Ken
nedy. Houlison, Sampled, Wyler, Dol
quist, Carpenter, Mesdames Thomp-
son, Brown, Poiser.
The Thursday afternoon tea at the
Country club was one of the best at
tended days in the history of the club
and was due in part TO the added fea-
Iure of the golf match. At any rate.
these afternoons are growing moe
popular Mesdamss Eawhon, Davis
and Wright poured tea during the af-
ternocn and there were four tables of
bridge. Those present were Mes
danes. Cass, Hill, Kelly, Rawlins. Me-
guire. Dugan, Rice, Rae, Pirtle, Hoop
er, Hotchkiss, Halliburton, Badger.
Thomas, Scott, Reno, Dyer, Barclay.
Lee. Lund, Butler, Smith, Holden. At
terbury. French, Stephenson, Pack
ard, Sexton, Brown. Collie, Misses
McCroslky, Badger, Scott, Mustain.
Buck. Doweil. CLARK, Gardner, Curry.
Messrs. Simonson, Lockwood. Wat
kins. Holden, Cass, Badger, Romadka,
Foster, Sexton, Dr. futile, Rex Rice.
Ralph Bowden entertained some OF
his young friends Tuesday evening at
his home on @ avenue In honor of MS
thirteenth birthday. The time was
pleasantly spent playing games. he
freshments of chocolate, cakes. can
dies and assorted fruits were served
Those present were Cora and Mabel
Ross. Naomi Samson, Laura and Lilly
Dunlap. Pearl Arthur, Anita and Ehie
Held, Grace Ames, Jesse Goshen, John
Knight. Willard Samson, Bob Dawson.
John Hass, Howard Ames. Dunk Rob-
inson, D. T. Reese.
Miss Ethel Dowdle entertained Sat
urday evening at her home on Thir-
teenth street and a avenue to cele-
orate her seventeenth birthday She
was showered with birthday remem-
brances. The evening passed pleas
aDtly with games and music. Those
present were Rosa and Daisy Billings
iy. Oscar Hill. John Lassiter, Bob
and Joe Biillngsly, Albert Spikes,
Jesse Goshen. Porter Dunlap. Frank
Skeels. Elinor and Nicely Seely, Laura
Lassiter, Carrie and Matte Taylor
Beatrice Massey. Mona Chaplin, Ma
RE Jones. Bertrand Land, Sam Reed.
Ernest New.
Mrs. Jennie Nash entertained the
ladies' OF the Presbyterian church
Thursday afternoon at her home ON
Fifteenth street Cake and coffee
were served during the evening after
an important business session Those
present were Mesdames Speed,
Peschke. Schmeiding, Chamberlain, !.
ones, Cook, Nichols. Heinrichs, Collaz