Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-01-12
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the day were Mesdames Rae, Rice
and Dixon of the auxiliary commit
tee. The afternoon was spent in max
ing towels and curta us for the club
house. While the ladies' sewed Mrs.
d. A. Richardson and Miss Bickel rem
dered several beautiful selections of
music. At o'clock tea and cake
were served The participants were:
Mesdames Wylie. Rae, Butler, Thorn
as, Kelly, Atterbury, Ben Rice. H. B.
Rice, Scott, Richardson, Holden. Bad
ger FIickinger, Hunter Dixon, Lee
wandowsld, Foster, Wright, Ellis. Nc
Pherson, Adamson. Smith, Collins.
Stevenson, French, Lund; Mr.. and
Mrs Fay; Misses Bickel, Scott. Bad
ger. Gilsen.
The social reunion of the First
Presbyterian church congregation was
held on last Wednesday evening at
the church There were fifty persons
present, and a jolly social evening
was spent in music and conversation.
The soloists of the evening were Mes
srs. Ridgely Hooper and lGeorgeson.
Mr.. Hooper's selection was the
Armourer's song and Mr.. Georgeson's
number the beautiful tenor solo,
Fiona" by Steven Adams. The de
Iicious cakes served were made by
the Ladies' Aid, and, as one young
man remarked, were the kind that
mother used TO make" so was the
coffee and whipped cream. May we
have many returns of such happy
evenings
There was an informal dance at
an. W.
ing. The guests danced to the music
of the piano. and report a most enjoy
able time. The participants were:
Mesdames Hill Thomas and Sexton !:
Misses Badger, House, Watkins, Scott,
Downs, Mullen, Bickel, Christy and
Kelsey: Messrs. Hill Thomas, Sexton,
McMuilen. Stacy. War; ngton, Card
well. Speed, Robinson, Bickel, Nichols
and Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hunter of Tenth
street returned this week from Silver
City. N. NJ, where they were the
guests of Mrs. Hunters parents. dur
ing the holidays.
Mrs. w. w. Window left last week
for Orange, Texas. where she will VS.
it until she leaves for New Orleans
to attend the Mardi Gras.
Tuesday evening Prof. Kr'nbilI en-
tertained at dinner at the Hotel Gads-
den three of his pupils, Misses Jose
phine Clothier. Sophia Peschke and
Master John Peschke.
Mrs. Mary Nichols gave a children's
party Friday afternoon at her home
on Eleventh street in honor of her
grandson, Thomas Nichols, the -oc-
casion being the anniversary of his
fifth birthday The children were en-
tertained during the afternoon with
games and such sports as little
folks enjoy. Upon the table from
which the refreshments We're served
stood the large and beautiful birthday
cake, with its five brightly burning
candles proudly showing the record
of years attained. The twelve child
rem present were all under five years
of age. The guests were: Lyle Skiles,
Alice Reese, Edith Dicus. Loren Colds
bury, Ben Hooper, Elizabeth ana
Katherine Simonson, William Reno,
Francis Calisher Ogden and Marian
Hammell, Falley Nichols, jr., Haskell
Nichols, Horton Henry. Upon leav-
ing each child was given a souvenir
in the form of birthday stocking
filled with fruit, upon which was print
ed kind wishes for the new year,
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Stone
house, entertained number of her
friends at her home on Ninth street.
The ladies' brought their fancy work
and a merry social time was enjoyed.
At 5 o'clock a delightful repast, con-
sisting of fruit salad, waters. choco-
late with whipped cream and olives,
was served. The guests present We're:
Mesdames A w. Flickinger, G. Q.
Thomas, A. NJ. Sames, N. A. Taylor,
r. L. Scott; Misses Penhoel, Badger,
Bickel. Terwilliger, Roach, Christy,
Scott, Downs
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Armstrong en-
tertained a happy party of children
Tuesday afternoon at Their home, Gil
Seventeenth street The party cele-
brated the respective birthdays of
Miss Lowell Lee Armstrong, who was
six years old, and Miss Clara Igo,
who had reached her third birthday.