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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-12
$4,000 GREETED PRELATE.
All Creeds Unite to Welcome Cardinal
Gibbons in Baltimore.

Baltimore, Md, Oct. l2.--Cardinsl Glib.
bons was welcomed home Saturday after
his trip to Europe by most that was
truly remarkable.
At Mt Royal station, when the cardi-
nails train arrived. were Governor Croth-
ers and his staff, Mayor Mahool and 9th
er city officials and large number Of
private citizens of practically every re.
ligious denomination represented in Bal
timore
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-10-12
TAFT IN PLEA TO SOUTH.
Wants "SOlid" Section to Turn It's Votes
over to G. 0. P.

Cincinnati, Oct. lO.-"I am going South
to make few speeches in Kentucky.
Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia and
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GEORGETOWN SOCIETY.

Mr.. Perry Lippet, Of Porto Rico. is
spending a few days with his family in
p street.
Miss Mary Hines, OF Chestertown, Md,
who has been visiting Miss Josephine
Harvey. in p street, has gone to Balti-
more 10 attend the wedding of her BROTH
er, Dr. Frank Hines, of Chestertown, and
Miss Miriam Jessop, Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary Cooper and her sister. Miss
NJ E Baker who have been spending
several weeks in Georgetown. have re-
turned 10 their home. in Troy, n. Y.
Mrs. William Rohrer spent several days
last week in Altoona, Pa. visiting friends
Mrs. Andrew Bruon, Of Ottawa. Ohio
who has been staying in Georgetown for
several weeks, is in Washington for an
indefinite time.
Miss Mary Lippet is In Porto Rico,
where she is visiting relatives.
Miss Lucinda Carpenter Pennebaker at
tended the graduating exercises at the
Chevy Chase School last Monday even
ing. Miss Emily Elliott. OF Kentucky. a
cousin of Miss Pennebaker's. who has
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ENTERTAINMENTS.


One Of the most active of the commit
tees preparing for the Elk's rural
jubilee and barn dance, to be held az the
Benning race course, June Is Il Is. IS
the music committee; of which John @
Maxwell, the dean OF the local Elks -
is chairman. The committee has engaged
to have a monster organization play dur
ing the three days OF the festival. but
has found great deal OF difficulty in
arranging programmes Opinions are at
variance as TO the desirability of first one
and then another composition, and so
the committee has decided 10 leave the
matter Of selection Of programmes for
the dance and concert music TO the
prospective patrons OF the show. Chair
man Maxwell has authorized the an
nouncement that his committee will be
pleased to receive requests from the
Washington music lovers as to the most
pleasing. wor'-s Of the masters for the
barn dance. Popular taste changes in
matters musical. as with other things.
it is thought, and II will be interesting
TO learn the public's ideals Communica-
tions to Chairman Maxwell may be ad-
dressed TO the new Elk home on II street.
Invitations have been issued by the
ladies Of the Starmont Auxiliary for a
tea, In aid Of consumptives. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. II. Sholes. 1o1 Mary
land avenue northeast, Wednesday. May
2, from I to 10 p. m. Mrs. Sholes will
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. Gen.
Sternberg, Mrs. Wendell p Stafford. Mrs.
p. V. De Graw. Mrs. Clifford Bergman,
Mrs. Archibald McDachlen. and Mrs.
Mason Richardson. Mrs. Appleton p
Clark. jr.. Mrs. George S. Rees. Mrs. Will
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Announcement was made yesterday OF
the engagement OF Miss Minnie McNash
of Wheeling. w Va, 10 Representative
c. L. Weems. OF Ohio. Thls is a romance
Of a serious Illness and a trained nurse
that being Miss McNash's profession. II
IS believed the wedding will take place
in June.
The engagement OF Col. William P.
Biddle. commander Of the United States
Marine Corps in the Philippines. and
Mrs. Martha Reynolds Adger is an
nounced. The wedding is expected TO
take place this month. Mrs. Adger is
from New Orleans. and has been in
Manila visiting her daughter, the wife
OF Paymaster lizard. L. S. n.
Mr.. Robert c. Rogers announces the
marriage Of his daughter. Helen A. 10
Mr.. Henry p. McShane. Wednesday. Nav
20. On account of the recent death Of
the brides mother. the marriage was a
very quiet affair Rev. William J. Houck
offciated
Mrs Isabelle Grayhan Reid announces
the engagement Of her daughter Emily
to DR.. Dwight Gordon Smith. the we'd
ding to take place in June
The engagement OF Miss Antoinette z.
Wilmer and Mr. Horace NJ. Fulton was
announced during the past week by Mr.
and Mrs. George Alfred wilmer. The
wedding will take place at Grace Luth-
eran Church, In Thirteenth street. in
June.
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Norton, Mr. Oden Bowie Roberts. Mr.
Harold Crist, Mr.. Rainey, and Mr.. Basil
Boteler.
Owing to the rainy weather the weekly
dance at the Dumbarton Club Tuesday
night was a very small affair, and only
two or three supper parties were given
In the grill rooms after the dancing
Among the members and their guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Casey. Miss Margaret Easterday; Miss
Mary Hines. Of Chestertown. Nd: Miss
Josephine Harvey Mr. Oden Bowie Rob
erts, Mr.. George Howard. Mr.. Hartwell
Craigin McCarteney, Mr.. Billie Naylor
Mr.. Fred Kleinschmidt, Mr. Walter Eng
lish, Mr.. Norton. Mr.. Jack Ramsey. Mr.
OrviIle Ecker, Mr.. Harold Crist. DR.. Rich
ard Cook; Mr. Basil Boteler Of Virginia:
Mr. Rainey. Mr.. Roger WhetmOre. Mr.. E
W. Hailbert. DR.. Charles Louis Billiard
Mr. Allan Walker. Mr.. Charles B. Chey-
ney Mr.. Messiers. Mr.. Leonard Nichol-
son. and Mr.. William LOCKER.
Miss Anna wilkins. Miss Margaret Par
ham. Miss Camille Dubose. Miss Rebecca
Cumpston. and Miss Margaret Cumpston
were among the prettily gowned young
women who took part in the butterfly
spring dance at the May hop given by the
StonewaH Jackson Chapter OF the Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy fc= the benefit OF
the Confederate Memorial Home fund. at
the Arlington last Tuesday evening.
May l9
Mrs. Edward John Harvey entertained
Informally. in honor OF Miss Mary Hines.
Of Chestertown, Nd, Sunday evening.
May Il. The guests included Miss Hines,
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey. the Misses Harvey,
Mr.. James A. Merritt. Of Maryland: Mr
Charles B. Cheyney Mr.. Howard Wright.
Mr.. Hartwel McCarteney. Mr.. Bleeker
Wheeler. Of New York, and DIR. Charles
l. Billiard.
The meeting Of the Mems Club OF Christ
Church was held in Linthlcum Hall. in
Q street, Tuesday. May 19 Mr. Henry
S. Matthews. register Of Christ Church.
read paper on the History Of Christ
Church from its foundation" and Mr..
Percy Thompson and Miss Houchon each
sang a number Of solos. Mrs. Johns was
accompanist After the meeting refresh
men's were served. Among those invited
were Mr.. and Mrs. King Capt and Mrs
Kreidler, Mr. and Mrs. Owen Thompson.
Mrs. Matthews. Mrs. Henry Matthews
Miss Matthews. Rev. and Mrs. Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton. Mrs. Blackwood.
Miss Blackwood. Miss Eva Gilbert. Miss
Elizabeth WOrthington. Miss Ethel Shoe
maker, Miss Frances Blake. Miss Nanny
Knowles. Miss Lilly Mix. Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Thompson. Mrs. Johns. Miss Mary
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ing address; Miss Anne Peyton, who
welcomed the incoming senior class.
and Miss Josephine Mason. who re-
sponded for the class. other toasts
were given by Mrs Caro- T. Maxey.
Miss Margaretta Jones. Miss Hunter,
and Mrs. Moffett After the banquet
Q business meeting was held in the
parlors OF the Shoreham. The officers
OF the association are: Anne Louise
Peyton, president; Caro- Z. Maxey. vice
president: Lillian Miller. corresponding
secretary; Frances Burt, treasurer. and
Ethel King, recording secretary. The
honorary members are Mrs. Beverly r.
Mason, principal; Miss Edith NJ. Clark
Miss Evelyn Steger. Miss Virginia May
Miss Ella Reese. Miss Hunter. Miss
willard, and Miss Trapier.
A delightful automobile surprise party
was rendered Miss Lorraine Herman on
Monday evening. The guests rode around
the city for several hours in a sightseeing
automobile, and returned TO Miss Her
mans home for supper. Those In the
party were: Miss Lillian Coblenzer, Miss
Lillian Harris, Miss Ernestine Rich. Miss
Celeste GoodmanL. Miss Gladys Mayer
Miss Annette Goldsmith, Miss Inez silver,
Miss Bella Schinman, Miss Rloda Mant-
ner, Miss Rita Baer, Miss Rena Fleisch-
man. Miss Carrye Robips5h. Miss Jennie
Rice. and Messrs. Malcolm Auerbach.
Bernard Baer, Melville Fischer. Stanley
Fischer. Milton Goldsmith. Alfred Haas.
Herbert jacob, Milton King. Arthur
Luchs, Lester Marx. Arthur Neuman.
Lester Neuman, Herbert Rich. David
Stern, Joe Silver. and Harold Price.
Mrs. Rudolph Behrend. OF the Hunting
don, entertained az luncheon on Wednes-
day, complimentary to her sister. Mrs.
Sol Rice. Of Chicago. The guests were
Mrs. W. Nordlinger, Mrs. Ammon Behr-
end Mrs. Morris Flesher, OF New York:
Mrs. Louis Eiseman. Mrs. l. ". Nord-
linger, Mrs, Charles Flesher, Mrs. Never
NOrdlinger. Mrs. Levi II. David. Mrs.
Gerson Nordlinger. Mrs. Isaac Behrend.
and Miss Nellie Behrend
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DINNERS AND LUNCHEONS.

The Swiss Minister entertained a dis
tinguished company at dinner on Friday
evening. His guests were the British
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce. the Secre-
tary Of the Interior and Mrs. Garfield.
the Assistant Secretary of War and
Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver Hiss Edith
Wetmore. Miss Louise Foraker, Prince
Koudacheff, Of the Russian Embassy
staff, and Mr.. Henri Martin, Of the Swiss
Legation staff. The minister viii leave
here some time next week for a trip
through Kentucky and as far West as
Denver. not going to the convention, how
ever. He will then go abroad for the
summer. and Mr.. Martin, who will be
charge daffaires. will establish the lega-
ton in Newport about the 1st OF July.
Mr. Vaudeville Carlisle, who will be
married to Miss Edith Sanger. daughter
Of Gen. and Mrs. ]. P. Sanger, on Wed
nesday next. entertained his best man
and ushers at dinner last evening in
the Country Club. The guests included
Mr.. Walter Howe, best man, and Lieut..
Edward McCauley. Mr.. Dudley Blossom,
Mr. Thomas Cheney. Mr.. George Rey-
nolds, Mr.. Arthur Allen. Mr.. Allan Rich
ardson, Mr.. Twiuing. and Mr.. George
Lyon. ushers. Miss Jarvis, one OF tho
bridesmaids will entertain the entire
wedding party at dinner tomorrow even-
ing in the Country Club.
The second annual luncheon Of the
Gunston Hall Alumni Association was
held In the Shoreham Hotel yesterday.
The banquet hall was hung with pen
nants and drapings Of the school col
ors, purple and gold. Forty members
were present. Miss Frances Burt, who
was toastmstress. introduced the fol-
lowing speakers: Miss Edith Clark. as
sociate principal, who gave the open
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Cassin. Miss HOuchen. Mr.. William Cor
don. Mr.. J. HOldsworth Gordon. Mr..
Blake Gordon. Mr. ErslSine Gordon, Mr.
Charles B. Cheyney. Mr.. William Wood
Vile. Mr.. Kennedy. Mr.. George Worth
ington. Mr.. James W. Harper. Mr. Gus
tave WOrthington. and Mr.. Fred Devaul
The officers OF the club are Mr. Charles
w. Blackford. president; Capt E. a
Kreidler. vice president; Mr.. Gustave
Worthington. secretary; Mr.. S. Percy
Thompson. chairman entertainment COM
mlttee, and Mr.. James W. Harper. treas
urer.
Mrs. T. N. TyssowslIi. who has been
spending the winter in California with her
son. Mr- John Tyssowski. who was gradu-
ated from Berkeley College this year,
first in his class. has returned to George
town, and is al present at her beautiful
new home, Altha Hall. Va. 0lr. Tyssowsd
viii join his mother about June / Just
now he Is in Seattle. with the Berkeley
College crew. Of which he is captain. and
later he viii be the guest OF his sister.
Mrs. J. E. Jones. wife Of the American
consul az Winnipeg.
The Evermay Club held its last open
meeting Tuesday evening. May 10. at
Evermay. the home OF Mrs. William
Orme, in Twenty-eighth street No papers
were read at this meeting. but M Berry
man gave one Of his attractive Chalk
Talks" and there was singing and mu-
SIC. Miss Courtney Collins was among
those who sang. Later in the evening
refreshments were served. Among the
members and their guests were Admiral
and Mrs. Sigsbee. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hartwen Craigin, Mr.. and Mrs. Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Agnew Greenlees,
Mr. and Mrs. Huntington. Mr. and Mrs.
Bergman. Commander and Mrs. Grey
and Miss Grey. Mr.. and Mrs. Grady. DR..
and Mrs Wood Miss Anna Abbott. DR..
and Mrs King. Mrs and Miss Smoot,
Mrs. Powell DR.. and Mrs. Brace. Mrs.
Reece, Mrs. Peck Miss Peck. Mrs. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawlins Hume Miss Grady.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Downs Wilson. Miss
Woods, DIT. and Mrs. Kurtz, Miss Eloise
Orme, and Mrs Small
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liam P. Myers. Mrs. A B. Mullett, Mrs
John Writ. Mrs. Everett Partridge. Mrs
Arthur Travers, and other friends ard
members OF the auxiliary viii be in at
tendance. An excellent musical pro-
gramme has been arranged for the even
ing
The MerrymakeTs' Club have made ar
rangements to hold a dance at Chevy
Chase Lake next Tuesday evening. May IS.
Miss Frances Davis entertained a num-
Der of her friends at her residence. 22l2
First street last week. Among the guests
were Miss Elliot. Miss Leahy. Miss Earn
est and Miss Handy. and Messrs. Jordan.
Kemper, Turton. and Laws
A large number OF friends and relatives
spent a pleasant evening Sunday last at
the birthday reception Of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Connor, a bride and BRIDE
groom OF only a month, at their residence.
2l6 I street northwest. The house was
tastefully decorated for the occasion. The
reception began at o'clock
An orchestra gave pleasing musical
programme and Mr., Billy Thompson and
Mr.. Phil ostheus sang. Supper was served
in the dining room. The young couple re-
ceived many handsome presents.
Among the guests were Messrs. Edward
Hanshew, William ]. Casslday. Miss Elsie
Burton. Arthur Dennison. Mr. and Mrs
NJ. J. COnnor Edgar Hart. Miss Nellie
Davis. T.. S. Bergh. Miss Margaret Cham
bers, Prof Kari Holer. William Thomp-
son. Miss Mae E. Connor. Walter Crouch.
Miss Louise Tineaux. Mr. and Mrs Her
bert offensteln. Fred LeOnberger. Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Grady. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
Lindstrom, Miss Irene Connor, Miss Mar
garet Grady. Harold Sweat. NJ Flavln,
Miss Helen Ostheus. Fred W. Moore. Miss
Montgomery, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. McGinley.
Miss Margaret Davis. Mr. and Mrs Van
Bosche. F. T. Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. T
Connor, Philip Minor. Mr.. j. Connor. Miss
Lottie Bingley, Mr., and Mrs. Tilloux.
Miss Mary Kilroy. Mr.. Ginger. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. McLarney. John Conrad. Nfr.
and Mrs. d. Foley. John McLarney. Har-
vey CAIN Miss Hazel Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs Baron, Philip Ostheus, Miss Nellie
Brady. Mr. Thomas McLarney, Harry
Lusby. Fred Gehrmann. and Frank
Brewer.
Mrs. John Cammack entertained at her
residence. Brightwood avenue. yesterday
afternoon. az a luncheon complimentary
TO Mrs. o. J. Lennox, wife OF Or. Len
noX. OF the Catholic University Among
those invited 10 meet Mrs. Lennox were
Mrs. May, Mrs. Carter. wife Of Senator
Carter; Mrs Wright. Mrs. Sylvester. wife
Of Maj. Sylvester; the Misses Elizabeth
and Mary Harris, Mrs. John j. Walsh
and Mrs. Sohon. The table decorations
were Killarney roses, and each lady was
provided with a bouquet OF sweet peas
Mrs Cammack received her guests in
a very handsome white muslin gown
Mrs. Lennox wore = white Irish en1broid-
cred lace robe. Mrs. Sylvester was In
blue and white striped silk: Mrs. Carter
in cream serge. and Mrs Wright in gray
silk.
The Washington Seminary Alumnae As
sociation will give their annual dinner
on Tuesday evening. May 26. at the Shore
ham Hotel. The election Of officers for
the ensuing year will take place.
Mr and Mrs. Samuel Bensinger were
hosts at a delightful boat ride down the
Potomac on Wednesday evening.
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY.

Mrs. Marshall Mcdonald. Miss NfcDon-
aid. and Miss Emily Mccormick were
called TO Berryville, Va, this week by the
illness of Mrs McDonald's mother Mrs.
Frank Mccormick.
Mrs. Gardner Lloyd Boothe entertained
at a luncheon OF eight covers on FRI
Continued on Page 4, Column 8.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. Taft and Miss Helen Taft, wife
and daughter Of the Secretary Of War,
returned 20 their Washington home last
evening from Philadelphia. Mrs. Taft
went over on Friday morning TO be pres
ent at the graduation exercises of the
Baldwin School. where her daughter has
been for several seasons, and where she
was graduated yesterday. Miss Taft VIII
probably enter upon a college course next
year.
Mrs. Frances E. Musgrave closed her
house yesterday and went 10 New York.
where she will stay for a short time be-
fore opening her summer home. at Bar
Harbor for the remainder Of the sum
mer.
Mrs. William Belden Noble and her
debutante daughter. Miss Yulee Noble.
went to Annapolis yesterday to spend the
weekend with Commander and Mrs.
Wilkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Padelford left Washing
ton yesterday for New York, on their
way to North Haven, Me-. on the Pc
nobscot Bay, where they have taken a
cottage for the summer.
Mr.. Henry Barnard. Of New York. was
the guest during the week OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Strauss, of U street
Miss Laura Adler has returned from a
visit to friends in Baltimore.
Miss Helene Barchfeld is entertaining
Miss Gertrude Fay, of Pittsburg. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marx z. Kahn. of Twelfth
street, were in Baltimore for a short
visit, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marx
Iseman. of the Marlborough.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. A w Greedy have
arrived at Manila P. l. They will be
Joined there shortly by Miss Greely. who
has been visiting at Fort Mckinley. and
together they win return to the United
States by way Of China and Japan.
Gen. and Mrs. Hall and the Misses Hail
who have been for some time at Fort
Leavenworth. Kans-, are now on their
way to Washington, and after a visit
here they viii proceed to their summer
home, IN Maine.
Mrs. Dunn Mckee has returned to her
home at Line Cliff, N. c., after a visit
10 her parents, Gen. and Mrs. A. r.
Bates.
Among those who were present at court
on Friday evening in London were Mrs.
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Carriages for An Occasions.

NarrIaEes Tor All Uccasions.
Handsomest turnouts for driving sight
seeing, weddings, theater parties, &C
Rates very reasonable. Downeys, 1920 L st.
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Mrs. Dunn Mckee has returned to her
home at Line Cliff N. c., after a visit
10 her parents, Gen. and Mrs. A. z.
Bates.
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Among those who were present at court
on Friday evening in London were Mrs.
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Gen. and Mrs. Hall and the Misses Hall.
who have been for some time at Fort
Leavenworth. Kans., are now on their
way to Washington, and after a visit
here they win proceed to their summer
home, In Maine.
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Maj. Gen. and Mrs. A. w Greedy have
arrived at Manila P. l. They will be
Joined there shortly by Miss Greely, who
has been visiting at Fort Mckinley. and
together they win return to the United
States by way OF China and japan.
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There was a pool match between Mr..
Leonard Nicholson and Mr.. William
LOCKER, at the Dumbarton Club Tuesday
night which was won by Mr.. William
LOCKER. Among those who witnessed the
game were Mr.. Charles b. Cheyney. Mr..
Roger Whetmore Mr.. Orville Ecker, Mr..
Fred Kleinschmidt. Mr.. Jack Ramsey
Mr.. Hartwell Craigen McCarteney. Mr..
Allan Walker. Mr.. George Howard. Mr.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-24

Mrs. George ". Salter, OF the Kanawha.
entertained at bridge Monday afternoon
in honor OF Mr.. Bleeker Wheeler. OF New
York
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Mr.. and Mrs. Marx E. Kahn. Of Twelfth
street, were in Baltimore for short
visit, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Marx
lseman. of the Marlborough.
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Former Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs. Horace A. Taylor. who
have spent the past year on a leisurely
trip around the world. are now IN Rome.
They will spend a month or more in Italy
and the South Of France, and then 20
into some Of the mountain regions for the
summer.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-08
REVIEW BsBEE ARIZONA MORNING. NOVEMBER

| by a number OF his young friends. The
evening was spent paying games and
refreshments OF cake ana lemonade
were served. Those present were Viz.
gle Cothern, Lyle Rollins. Wilmuth
Rollins, Lois Fisher, Corlie Cole. lone
Cole, Rita Ames. Grace Wood, Ola
Thomas, Tom Wood, James Wood,
Paul Ames, VIII Ames, Howard Wy
lie, John Wood, Nichols Donahue
James Fisher.
Mesdames e. @. Mustain, Reno and
Wendon received at the Country club
Thursday afternoon. The ladies who
spent the afternoon there we're: Mes
danes Rae. Halliburton. Pirtle, Ro-
madka, Dixon, Wright. Atterbury,
Thomas, Andy Scott. Windham.
Whipple. Stonehouse, Dugan, Cass,
Hotchkiss, Rice; Misses Clair Kelsey,
Gardner, Florence McCroskey. Ustane
Scott.
Mrs. Thomas Nichols gave a Hal
lowe'en party last Saturday evening
to the members OF the Epwor,n
league and their friends at her pleas
ant ranch home three miles west o.
town. After a pleasant hay ride the
party arrived at the Nichols home,
dressed in sheets and pillow cases
and spent the evening bobbing for
apples and sailing lighted candles IN
nut shells and other games appropri-
ate to the evening. In the dining room
they were served With regular hal
lowe'en supper Of sandwiches, cof-
fee. sailed nuts. pickles. pumpkin pie,
fruit and rake Those nresent were
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-08
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE or
WATER WORKS BONDS AND
STREET IMPROVEMENT
BONDS

Sealed proposals are hereby invited
by the City of Bisbee, Cocnise Coun-
ty, Territory of ArizoRa, for the pur-
chase of bonds to be issued for the
Construction of Water Works in said
citv in the sum of One Hundred ana
Twenty-Five Thousand ($125,000) Dol
lars, and for the improvement Of
streets in said city In the sum of One
Hundred and twenty-five thousand
$685. 00) Dollars, authorized by the
vote of the qualified electors nf er1n
c'ty. owners of real or personal prop
erty within said city subject to taXz-
tion, on Oeotber "a, 1903. in conform
ity with an Act of Congress approved
March 4, 1898, entitled, ''An Act to
amend an Act to prohibit the passage
Of lccal or special laws in the terri
tories, to limit territorial indebted
ness" etc. Said water works bonds are
to be numbered serially from one to
one hundred inclusive for the sum of
$3.50 each, dated the 2nd day of jan
uary, 1909, and said street improve
nent bonds are to be numbered serial
" from one to one hundred inclusive
for the sum of $3.50. each, dated, the
2nd day of January, 1909, all OF said
bonds. shall become due twenty-five
(25) years after the date thereof and
beer interest at the rate of six per
cent psr annum PAYABLE semi-annually
on the first Monday in January and
July Of zach year; Provided. however.
that 1t shall be stipulated IN said
h0nds that the Mayer and Common
Council OF the said City Of Bisbee re
serve the right to pay OF and retire
any and all of said bonds In their
numerical order at any tine from and
Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-08
DOUGLAS
SOClE Y


The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen and Engineers gave a little
dance last week In Irene hall. About
twenty couples spent social evening
Coftee and cake were served between
dances- The Walker orchestra played
during the evening.
Mrs Clara Sisson gave a dinner
party Sunday at her home on Fifteenth
street IN honor OF her sons nine
teenth birthday. Her guests were Mr..
and Mrs. T. Merritt. Miss Mary Miller,
Mrs. Walker. Messrs. J. Stewart. Tay.
Tor. Olsen. Lloyd and Hammonds.
The Thirteen club gave a masquer.
ade dance at the pavilion on Hal
lowe'en evening to the club members
and their friends. The hall was deco
rated with remnants bearing .sse club
emblems, the skull and cross bones, in
black and white. On the walls were
panels, on which appeared each club
members name aud his tombstone.
The costumes were unusually good
The Van Allen orchestra played dur.
ing the evening. The guest list in