Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
THE BsBEE DAILY REVIEW BsB ARIZONA JANUARY @ l9Oe

Mrs. horRer.
 A merry crowd met at the Country club Wednesday evening to enjoy the weekly dance given by the club. The floor was in splendid condition and the guests indulged in dancing until midnight Music was furnished by RatZ orchestra. Those in attendance were: Mesdames Sexton, Hill, Thom- as, Lee, Bertrand, Murphy, Arm strong; Misses Smith Gould, Roche, TuthilI. Bickel, Watkins, Scott, Kel- sey, Christy. Terwilliger; Messrs. Sexton, Hill Thomas, Bertrand, Bon sall McMullen Speed. Bickel, War renton. Erickson. Nichols, Robinson. Lewis, Dr. Carey Gallager, Berry man. and Schmidt.
 Mrs. John Dowdle entertained in- formally a few friends at bridge whist this afternoon at her residence on A avenue.
 The hostess of the day at the Country club on Thursday afternoon were Mesdames R. l.. Scott, Wiley and McPherson. The afternoon was spent on the golf course and porches, as much enthusiasm was felt in re- gard to the ladies contest. Fourteen members played for the litter given by MT. Adams The club was won by Mrs. J. A. Holden by a score of eleven strokes; Mrs. c. O. Thomas second with a score of twelve, and Miss Badger third with a score of thirteen. Delicious refreshments were served at the close of the after noon. consisting of nut cake, fruit cake and tea. Those contending. for the prize were: Mesdames Holden, Flickinger, Thomas, Dixon. Hunter, Rice. Butler R. l.. Scott, Lund, Bad ger. Rae; Misses Scott, Bickel, Bad ger. Others present during the af- ternoon were Mesdames Ellis, Me guire, Pirtle, Wright, Andy Scott, McPherson, Wiley, Lee, Atterbury, Adamson. Sexton.
 The apple social held in, the lecture room at the Baptist church by the young peoples society was great success. Upon entering each couple was given a package of letters from which to compose the names of dif- rent varieties of apples. For every letter left over they paid flVe cents per letter for the first five and one cent each for any remaining. The room was ornamented with apples and the admittance fee was two ap- ples for men and an apple pie for ladies. An apple race and a guess ing contest in regard to how many apples were brought were features of the evenings amusement. Prizes were given in each contest and the social ended pleasantly and happily for all
 There was jolly wedding party at the Woodard hotel last night when Mrs. Helen Irving was married to Howard A. Brass. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. B. Carpen- ter of the Christian church. The bride, attired in a gown of cham pagne chiffon voille and carrying a bouquet of carnations, was given away by ]. F. Stewart. After the ceremony the bride and groom re- ceived the congratulations of their friends and entertained about dozen of them at a supper where toasts were drank and the felicitations of all extended to the happy couple.
 At the supper an attempt to perpe- trate a joke failed. The call boy of the E. P. and s. W. came with his book and announced that MT. Brass was needed to take Prof Douglas private car west. The groom had a ninety-day leave of absence and re- fused to heed the call of business duty when newer duties bade him taTry.
 The bride is an English lady who has been in this country only about four months.
 Mir. and MrE. c. NJ. Seaman enter tained a party of young people in de lightful manner at their home on Four teenth street last evening in honor .oi Miss Zalea and Miss Anzie Seaman, who have been visiting with MT. and Mrs. Seaman for some time. The even ing was spent delightfully."- at games of various kinds and dainty refresh ments were served later in the evening Those. present were Miss Nora and Miss Edith Hodgeman, the Misses Griffith, Mayo, Isaacks, Mabie and Trwilliger; Messrs. Wash Smith, Ridg ley and Dodge Hooper. w. F. Rudolph