Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-11-15

home Of Mrs. Perkins in Sunnyside,
Tuesday, another one at the home OF
Mrs. Carpenter on Ninth street, and
with Mrs. johnson, on Eighth street,
Thursday. Mrs. Smith gave an inter
esting account Of her recent trip TO
the mission school at Monterey, Mex,
and also OF historic old New Orleans.
Those who have enjoyed these meet
ings were Mesdames brown. Wylie.
Daiquist,. Clair, Kennedy. Houlison.
Johnson, Henderson, Branham, II. w.
Jones, Smith, Carpenter, Perkins,
King. Tadlock, Pray. Wilkerson
Thompson, Otto Smith. Holmes
Stewart and Stickner and Miss Bran
ham.
Mrs. Ben Rice gave Mrs. A. A. Fish
er a surprise ghost party Tuesday
evening at the Goldman hotel. the oc
casion being In honor of Mrs. Fish
er's birthday. The guests arrived
dressed In ghostly garments and were
supposed to be the spirits of the low
ers rejected ty the hostess In her
youth Refreshments OF candy, cake
and cinnamon sticks we're served.
Mrs. Eastman played seevrai piano
numbers and Mrs. nadford Tecited
and toasts and funny stories were
given and told Thvse present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Jones, MT. ana
Mrs Baltzly, Mr.. and Mrs. Radford'
Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. East
ran. Miss Marsh, Messrs. McNulty,
Wimberly, Kimball. Wood, krinbiii'
Ward and Keegon. Mrs. Fisher re
ceived a number of birthday gifts.
The Feast of Seven Tables given
asst night in the new postoffice build
ing was a novel AMI enjoyable affair.
The supper was served cafeteria style.
Each guest was given a plate ana
Dassed around to the several tables.
The first was a brown table wher.
brown bread, coffee and baked beans
were served; at the white table were
bread and butter, sandwiches, cream
and sugar: at the red table were pick
led beets, cranberry sauce, catsup anu
ham; at the green and white table
were salads on lettuce leaves. olives
and pickles; at the yellow table were
yellow pumpkin pies and cheese and
at the violet table was served punch.
Each table was decorated in chrysan-
themums of a corresponding color.
The affair was a slccesstinancially as
well.
Miss Florence Clark of Ohio, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Carl II.
Lund. was the guest of honor at pic
mic luncheon Tuesday at the Country
club The afternoon was spent at
| bridge and on the golf links.
| Those present were Mesdames Lunu,
George B. Lee, c. o. Thomas, Stew
art W. French, Stephens, S. S. Bad
ger, W. S. Dixon, Howard J. Wright,
H. B. Rice. Robert Rae, E. R. Pirtle,
w. NJ. Adamson, H. II. Collie and Per
cival p. Butler and Misses Gardner,
McCrosky, Badger, Clark.
Mrs. George V. Hill entertained the
| Presbyterian Aid Society Thursday
afternoon at her home on Ninth
street. During the evening refresh
ments of nuts, cake, sandwiches anu
chocolate were served. Mrs. Nasn
will entertain the ladies' at her home
on Fifteenth street next Thursday
Those present at Mrs. HIPS were
Mesdames Newman, Nash, Riley, Dun
lap, r. L. Scott. Peschke, Reese
Shultz, Turvy, Speed, Davis and
Shultz. and Misses Curry, Newman
and Reese.
|
Little Miss Vivian Moreno celebrat
ed her third birthday this Afternoon
at her home on Ninth street. A mum
Der of her little friends were invited
TO spend the afternoon with her. Eact
little guest was presented with lit
tie china pig as a souy eLlr. Refresh
ments of &c, cream, cake, candy, nuts
and fruit were served. The guests
were Frances Calisher. Louise Brown
Elsie Fleisher, Bersna Maza, X.
Scott, Alice Reese, Dorothy Wilcox
and Virginia Moreno.
The regular once a month dance at
the Country club last night was very
pleasant affair. The music was fur
nished by the Van Allen orchestra
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
halliburton. Hotchl1iss, Moreno, Law
hon, Mesdames MCGUIRE and Dugan
s. Sses Iorerce McCrosky, Eva Vol,
colt, Lucy Wolcott, Adolina Soto, Ed
ma Speer and Charliboice; Messrs
Stacy, Carl Smith. Speed, Webster
Mac Smith and Brown.
Miss Fannie Berger entertained a
few friends at a luncheon yesterday
afternoon. Miss Berger and Mrs. Ros-
signol played and sang during the at
ternoon. After tn emusical an excel.
lent luncheon was served. Those pres
eut we're Mr. and Mrs. Haywood, Mrs.
RossignoI, Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs.
Beuselow and mother, recently OF
Boston.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Wylie
and Mrs. Rossignol entertained at a
musical at the home of Mrs. Wylie at
the c. G. A. smelter. The two hos
tesses rendered a splendid musical
program of vocal and instrumental
numbers, followed by very dainty re-
freshments. About twenty-five people
enjoyed the evening.
The Rebekah lodge held their Di.
monthly meeting Monday evening at
Odd Fellows hall. At this meeting
three members were initiated into the
mysteries OF the order. After the int
tiatory rites had been performed the
members enjoyed a few spicy tails
and some appreciated refreshments
of sandwiches and coffee.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
| Christian church met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. D. F. Johnson on
| eighth street to make final arrange
ments for the Feast of Seven Tables.
Those present were Mesdames Pray,
| Wyler, johnson, Holmes, Jones, Hen
| 1erson, Carpenter, Thompson ana
Branham, and Miss Branham.
|
The Afternoon Bridge club was en-
tertained Monday afternoon at the