Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06

her of the Douglas band pleased tnt audience with a cornet solo. while Mir Hammond's ''basso profundo aroused much applause. Mrs. Van Alen's or chestra gave the audience treat ir its usual inimitable manner, complet ing a most excellent program. !. At the Golf Links.
 Fred Drake became the holder o tke French golf trophy Sunday after noon, winning from E. M. Thornton in the play off of a tie. The | dies of the Country Club nave been mum erous on the links for the past week playing for their handicaps which will be given next Thursday.
 A Birthday Affair.
 In honor of the birthday of her moth CT, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Sexton enter tained a party of friends Tuesday af ternoon. The house was beautifully decorated and most elaborate refresh ments were served. Those who tender ed their best wishes and cOngratula tions to Mrs. Williams were Mines Speed, Wood. Hooper. Mabie, Steger Quinn, C. F. Hooper, Stillman, Howe Phillips, Geo. Kelley. Little Misses Mildred Kelley and Frances Sexton, at tired daintily, assisted Mrs. Sexton 1T serving. The afternoon proved a most delightful and entertaining affair.
 Naeozari Couple Wed.
 The International hotel was tho scene of a pretty, though quiet, wed ding on Tuesday evening when Miss May Majors became the bride of A G. ROush. Rev. A. B. Carpenter o the Christian church officiated. A few intimate friends witnessed the cere mOny and on Wednesday, amid a show Ter of rice and congratulations. the hap py couple left for Nacozari which will be their future nome.
 A Dance.
 About fifty people danced to the ex cellent music of Mrs. Walkers orches tra at Irene hall on Tuesday evening The dance was given by the B. L. ot F. Lodge and as usual was a complete success. Dainty refreshments of ice cream and cake were served through out the evening.
 The Band.
 The concert given at the park last Sunday evening was enjoyed by an unusually large crowd of people. Or Tuesday evening a meeting of some of our most prominent residents result ed in a band organization.
 scheererReed NuptiaIs.
 4 pretty wedding took place at tle beautiful home of MT. and Mrs. Jacot Scheerer, on Ninth street, Wednesday evening. Miss Pearl Scheerer was the beautiful bride and Mir. Henry Ear Reed, of Tombstone, the lucky man Rev. David Roberts, of Williams. Ariz.. pronounced the ceremony. The spa. cious rooms were fragrant with cut flowers from California and an eIabor. ate wedding supper, beautifully served, brought forth expressions of pleasure from those present. The bride was attired in filmy white and was attend, ed by Miss Josephine Lippert. from Bisbee. The couple will reside in Tombstone, where Mir. Reed holds a high place in the community. Those present at the wedding were: Mir. and Mrs. Dr. Greene. E. E. Davis. A. s. J. Shropshire, Frank Ramsey. James Mcclure, Yernie Young, J. H. Slaught. Ter, D. W. Knott, Jacob Scheerer. Mrs. A. W. Smith, B. F. Smith, Miss Jessie Weiss, Mrs. Joseph Lppert, H. A. Rooney, Miss Josephine Nppert, Frances Llppert, Rev. David Roberts. Mir. George Scneerer, Henry Smith, Roy Scheerer. Kelly Henry.
 Social Session.
 A large number gathered at the K. of P. hall Wednesday when the Third rank was conferred upon Gilbert H. Newberry. Those present enjoy ed a most delightful evening. Punch and cigars and number of impromptu speeches followed the completion of the work in order.
 Methodist Conference.
 Thursday proved busy day for those attending the Methodist confer ence. A Bible lecture by Rev. John G. Hill in the afternoon and a stereop- ucan lecture, The Wonders of Ari- zona," by Rev. E. G. Decker, were well received by those fortunate enough to be present. The Wonders of Arizo- na' proved particularly interesting as 1t brought out a number of the beau, tiful scenes and historic points which Arizona possesses in such abundance An auto ride at in the afternoon gave the visitors chance to see the won drous city of the territory. Those who arrived to attend the Mission are: Bishop H. W. Warren, S. J. Rogers and Mrs. Rogers, J. A. Geissinger, E c. Decker and Mrs. Decker, A. l.