Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
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The Woman's Club house 1las ever been the scene of delightful functions and the luncheon yesterday. given fh honor of Dr. Evangeline Caven, will gracefully add in touch and tone to its brilliant zest The guest of honor, who is so soon to leave. has warm place in the hearts of all with whom she has been associated, has been an active and most appreciated factor in Bisbee's most exclusive social life. as well as pleasantly identified with every step, in any line. which has been forward in the camp of opportunities. Mrs Cayen has ever dispensed an un- eXcelled hospitality, and possesses those sweet qualities which of old won for woman Milton's comprehen- sive definition.
 The club house was most tastefully decorated in the club colors, white and goid-large rugs covered the floor, while an air of coziness was given to the corners by daintily ar ranged tables. In the center. con structed in the form of A T. was the banquet board. upon which white an6 gold California carnations were artis- ticaliy arranged. while in the center of the table. wrapped in club coIors. was dolls carriage with ribbons at- tached which extended to the plate of the guest of honor. The contents, when revealed. displayed very hand some silver toilet set. which was ten dered Mrs. Caven by tae clubs mem bers as a memento of the esteem in which she was held. Plates were laid for forty. the place of each partic- inan4 hnsnor I.x-h ha, ed place cards. Between courses a most delightful and appropriate music al program was rendered, which con sisted of tbe following:
 Do You Remember .Jolnson
 Mrs. W. Roberts
 Last Hope. .Gottschaulk
 Miss Throop
 -All For You" .D'Hardelot
 Mrs. ". P. Sims.
 As toast mistress. Mrs. Hazard. president of the club. acquitted her sell most ably, and received most hearty applause and sincere congratu- lations. The opening of her speech was couehed in well chosen words and ere responses were given she was the narrator of two delightful little stories, and at her suggestion pledges "NAN hA nhA HI <aueSzAA dit. MI S. r . C. Hurst delightfully responded to the toast, ITO Men," while Miss Bagby followed with one of irresistible charm 'To Woman" closing with captivating little quatrain, after which Mrs. Frank Bledsoe offered .Auld Lang Syne" in her inimitabIe way. Later, ere the company dispersed from the festive board to join in cards and
 
 sung by all The ladies were gowned . in white, with just a sufficient touch of gold to carry oH.t the idea of the club colors. The entire scene was Cs- pecially striking.
 The menu of this attractive lunch cen was as follows:
 Olives Celery Salted Almonds
 Fruit Compete
 Turkey, Cranberry Sauce
 Mashed Potatoes Shrimp and Lobster Salad, Sandwiches
 Ice Cream with Sherry Sauce
 Coffee Fruits Candies Nuts
 
 Miss Bradley, who has been in charge of the millinery department at the Queen for the past ten months, has resigned her position and will leave for market the latter part of the month.
 The ladies' committee from the Catholic church were soliciting funds yesterday for the Christmas tree fund. The Christmas tree and exercises will be held at Loretta Academy the 24th inst. About $64 has been subscribed 
 Thursday afternoon was devoted to the ladies' regular monthly "at home" beginning at three and lasting until five. The home as usual looked very inviting. Bright flowers here and there added to tae cheerfulness of the hall and parlors. It was impossible to get the exact number of ladies who called, as very few left cards. How ever, the hostess, Mesdames Fergu- son and A. NJ Martain were kTDt busy most of the time in exchanging greet ings with the members and the'r friends, also in making the strangers present feel at home. Miss Smith feels gratified at the interest being taken in the work of the association. After the refreshments were served