Bisbee daily review., 1908-11-29

Tuesday evening at her beautifui
home IN Tombstone. He- sister, Miss
Lucy Wolcott, who is an accomplish
ed musician, played during the even
ing. In the gene of hearts Miss Clair
Kelsey won tie prize, a Chinese din
per gong In cut with Miss Christy.
Those present were Misses Nell Cline,
Clair Kelsey, Katherine Christy. Mar
ion Gale, Lucy woIcott, Mcssrs. Beck.
McDermott. Wagner, Crowell. Wit
bour, DIR. Sloan.
The Van Allen orchestra are making
some elaborate preparations for the
Elks' dance TO be given at the pavIl-
ion on New Years eve. 1t promises
TO be a very Pheasant AFFAIR.
Miss katherine Marsh gave a little
party Tuesday evening at her home
on Tenth street. Mrs Chambers and
the hostess played and sang during
the evening An interesting penny
contest was enjoyed followed by pro-
gressive finch in. which MIR. Wimberiy
won the prize, a box of chocolates, in
cut with Mrs. Chambers. After tie
games the guests toasted marshmi +
lows over the Goals. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Harmon 4,
Mrs. Chambers, Mrs. Marsh, Misses
Tinker and Qnarles, Messrs. wimbeI
", Pulliam, Styles.
Mrs H E. Dugan entertained at
bridge Tuesday afternoon at her home
on Eleventh street. She was assisted
by Mrs. S. F. Mcguire and Mrs. How.
ard J. Wright. The shades were drawn
and the rooms lighted with an open
wood fire and pink shaded candleabrla
There were flowers every where. On
the mantle in the dining room there
were trailing ivy geraniums and big
green vases of red carnations, in the
masic room were vases and bowls
red carnations and pctted plants. Al
the bridge game Mrs. B. A. Packard
won first prize, Pickard vase. Mrs
S. F. Mcguire was ae-arded the second
prize which was lemon fork. Dur
ing the luncheon hour the Tucson or
chestra played soft Mexican selec
lions in the music room The CUES
list included Mesdames Cass, Wright
Mcguire, Lund, Collie. Pirtle, w. NJ
Adamson. Daley, Butler, French
Stephenson, Lee. Rice, Adamson, El
lis, Packard. Sames. Badger, King
Power, Misses Clark, Badger, Ne
guire, Gardner.
The Presbyterian ladies entertain.
ed their friends IN Tuesday evening
at Mrs. Something's home on
Twelfth street. The men especially
enjoyed the evening because it Isl
an unusual privilege for them to pc
for.
" held in the afternoon. The musicai
program was furnished by Mrs. wiies~
Miss Sophie Peschke and Mr.. a. j
Zander and Clarence Krinbill Re
freshments of cake, coffee and choco-
late were served. Those present were:
Mesdames Hill, Mckay, Pesche, Co
roma, Nash, Clinton, B. Wiley, Brown,
Riley, Golfers Chamberlain, Brown,
Mabie, Dodge, Misses Anna Curry, |
Esther sCurry, Bueiah Reese, Belle 81 |
nmons, Pesche, Lilly May Clinton, |
Analin Clinton, Hillner, Hilma, San |
ron, Messrs. Lee Chamberlain |
Dodge, A. ]. lander, C. Z. Krinbin
Roy Riley, Howard Wiley, Hugh |
Chamberlain and Savage.
TIE ladies of st. Cece1ia's Guild oil
he Episcopal church have perfected |.
he arrangements for a bazaar to De
leld at the Brophy building on Wed
lesday and Tuesday next which gives
lromise of proving a delightful and
affair. In connection with
he bazaar tea and supper will be
served on Wednesday afternoon and
evening, the bazaar opening at ,
''clock of that day. On Thursday
evening there viii be a concert which
S under the direction of Jack BagIin
or which this program is announced:
Piano Solo-Miss Theresa Torpey.
Bass Solo, Selected G. Ham
nond.