Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16

the big attraction at the Orpheum Tuesday, February IS. Gus but the few events in the way of banquets. etc, which have been given at the association building during the past several months, and which have been so delightful to all who partfci- pated, have caused the management to decide in favor of the advantages to be gained by the organization of ladies auxiliary. The ladies are al ready planning 8 series of enioyable events, among which are mentioned masquerade party, the "Deestrickt Skule," etc, and 1t is safe to predict that those who attend these affairs will be well repaid.
 On last Tuesday afternoon a num- Der of friends of Mrs D. w. Pollard met at the home of Mrs. W. D. East man on Tenth street, the affair being planned as a surprise to Mrs. Pollard in honor of her birthday. Mrs. East man and Mrs. Ben Rice were the hostesses. While the ladies took their fancy work, it Is learned from good authority that it was sadly ne giected and the chief occupation was conversation. Kodak pictures of the party were taken as they were seated at the table. where refreshments were served consisting of gingerbread, waf- CTS, peaches and tea. The following ladies were present: Mesdames Pol lard, Baitziey, Rice. Thompson. Yes try. Armstrong, Kyle and Eastman
 
 The ladies who acted as hostesses at the Country club on Thursday af- ternoon were Mesdames c. D. Par sons, J. A. Holden and s. Atterbury, and those who were present attest to their ability as entertainers. Pleas ant conversation occupied most of the time before luncheon, which consisted of a Scotch menu of Scotch scones, Scotch short-bread, cookies and tea. A number of the gentlemen members of the club were playing golf on the links, and unhesitatingly accepted an invitation from he ladies to join them at luncheon.
 The beautiful home of Mir. and Mrs. s. W. French was the scene Of s very fantastic gathering or last Wednes- day evening in the form of masuue- rade party which MrE French az ranged as a surprise to Mr. French in honor of his birthday anniversary. It would be impossible to describe all the costumes worn, but the following were among the striking ones:
 Mrs. Shine Of BisDee wore cos tune composed entirely of newspap- CTS. Mrs. Lrnd represented colored servant. Mrs. French was a gypsy queen Dr. Lund and Mir. Thomas Collins were the Heavenly twins Ir. Rutherford was Scottish High lander. Mir. Robert Rae was dressed as monk Efforts to identify each other caused much merrimenf. and many were the surprises when the masks were removed.
 Delicious refreshments were served at a late hour consisting of chicker patties sandwiches ice cream, cake and coffee. Apropos of the season the valentine idea was Carried out 1T the decorations by way of red hearts in profusion. The following were pres ent:
 | Dr. ard Mrs. c. L. Caven of Bisbee Dr. and Mrs. Shine of Bisbee, Mir and Mrs. George Buxton of Bisbee Dr. and Mrs. C. Lund, MT. and Mrs Robert Rae. MT and Mrs. H. B. Rice
 Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Strodthoff, Mir
 and Mrs. T. c. Collins, MT. and Mrs
 Butler, Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Hunter ! Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Lee; Miss, Ruther
 ford, Miss Tuthill; Messrs. Bonsall
 Rutherford, Dr. Wright, Dr. Hickman
 Dr. Futile.
 The Harmony Embroidery club heis their regular weekly meeting ol Thursday at the home of Mrs. Robson | 639 Twelfth street. The afternoon was very much enjoyed by all pres ent. for the ladies chatted as the. piled the needle. Delicious refresh ments were served consisting o sandwiches, salad. pickles, cheese
 cake and coffee. The following ladie | were present: Mesdames John HoD mann, A. Adamson, John Brodie, Johl
 Mcintosh, David Struthers, c. IveT
 son, A. ]. Smith. A. Struthers, Teller
 Wood. Robson
 1t was decided to hold the mex meeting with Mrs. David Struthers. I The Christian Endeavor society O the Christian church held a social ol Thursday evening at the home of Rev IA B. Carpenter A large number o | .a.--1~ -.-o-<. lrzroconf an