Bisbee daily review., 1908-09-08

cation.
Miss Clair Kelsey returned Frida,
from her vacation spent in Hlfnol;
and Pennsylvania
Mrs w. NJ. Smith of The ladies'
furnishing department of the Copper
Queen store returned Friday from Sar
Francisco.
Miss Grace Gould of the Copper
QueenQueen store is enjoyed a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. D. Cothern of the Copper Queen
store is spending her vacation in the
Huachuca mountains.
a.rs. John Slaughter Is entertaining
Mrs. Theo Hampe and Miss Mildred
Ludlam, from Fort Rucker, this week
at San Bernardino ranch.
Yesterday three young ladies who
graduated this year from the Douglas
high school left for Tempe. Arizona, to
enter the normal school They were
Misses Abbie Crawford, Zollie Bell and
Rachael Cohn, also Miss Mary Dunlap,
who was a student there last year.
Thursday evening the Epworth
League held its cabinet meeting at the
home of Mr.. Eastman. After the bus
mess meeting. the young people spent
a pleasant evening. Punch and cake
were served Those present were
Misses Olive Wright, Ruby Dicus, Mar
garet Isaacs. Nina Mayo, Roena Dem
ing. Della Griffin; Messrs. Stewart, Es-
sex, Higgins and Eastman
A small party of young people en-
joyed q wheel ride to Aqua Prieta Mon
day evening. followed by fudge par
ty at the home of Miss Nina Mayo on
Eleventh street. Those who enjoyed
the party were: Misses Roena Dem
ing. Della Griffin, Ruby Dicus. Nina
Mayo; Messrs. Jay Augustine, Ralph
Tinker, Cecil Rice, Norman Mayo.
Mrs. Ross entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist church
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Fourteenth street. This was their reg
ular monthly social afternoon Deli
cious cake and ice cream was served,
About twenty ladies' were present.
A picnic party viii leave this morn
ing to spend the day at Cabullona, Mex
leo. Those who will go are Mes
danes May O'Neal, Blanca Mahan,
Rose Baglin; Misses Clydene Slmp-
son, May Henderson, Hattie Dawson,
Idelia Westbrook; Messrs. Hans Iver-
son, Henry Wimberly, Percy Keyes,
Fred Paxton, Carl DRAKE, Don Landis,
W. G. Grace.
rE-aSdar,ae Cao,oo zoe. a,5 d Naas
entertained Tuesday afternoon at the
Country club with a bridge whist par
ty, which was one of the prettiest af-
fairs of the summer. The refreshments
were very dainty Mesdames c. o.
Thomas and G. H. Kelly made the higa-
est score. Included in the guest list
were Mesdames H. J. Wright, H. H.
Colley, J. P. Sexton, E. R. Thornton,
c. H. Lund, F. NJ. Doan, G. H. Kelly,
W. G. Mcdonald, B. A. Packard, C. o.
Thomas.
On Sunday AFTERNOON Mrs. Sparks Y.
gave a delightful 4 o'clock din
ner at her new home on Third street
in honor Of a number of her girl
friends who are going away to school
for the winter. Those present were:
Misses Mamie Howe, Mary Dunlap, Alb
bic Crawford, Zollie Bell, Kate Rob-
son, Ruby Dicus, Florence Bell, Re
becca Eichbaum, Beulan Reese, Lima
Pierce and Olive Wright.
Mrs. Larson and her daughters,
Misses Irene and Mary, delightfully."- en-
the Baptist Ladies Aid So
ciety Thursday afternoon at their home
on Thirteenth street and E avenue.
During the afternoon Miss Catherine
Marsh and Mrs. George Watson delight
ed the audience with pretty vocal solos,
Miss Minnie Rice played a piano solo,
which was well received; Misses Jenny
Lou Bennett, Elinor Sergeant and
Edith Bolton recited in their usual
style The hostess and her
daughter served delicious devils food
and nut cake. ice cream and cof1ee.
About 80 ladies' spent the afternoon
there and the free win offering was
about $500.