Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-12-29
SHELTER CITY
Social notsS
Of Past eek

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cay evening at her home at the c. &
A. smciter. About forty guests wen,
out on a special car for the occasion
The spirit OF Christmas was every
where. The decorations of mistletoe
and greeneTy and red Christmas bells
shaded the tights. a program of piano
and vocal numbers, all in the YGietide
spirit. including a number by Alss
Jessie Walsh of Bisbee, was rendered
After the progHs<5l there were tive
pretty tableaux. The Sleeping Bean,
ty'' and "Rever'es of a BacheloF.
Then Saniaf Claus appeared with q
pretty little handmade gift for every
guest from the hostess. They were
hat pin holders, zen wipers end pin
cushions. The hostess was then pre-
scented with a beautiful chocolate set
as gift from the club. Prof. Krin-
bill also received n pair of diamond
set cuff links. Mrs. Wylie, assisted
by Mesdames Rolshouse, Peschke,
Fisher, Clouthier and Clinton, served
a delicious supper, The guests were:
Mesdames Schmeiding, Hofer, Kyle,
Pray Stonehouse, Young, George e.
Krinbill of Bisbee; Misses Anna Kline.
Josephine Clouthier, Olive Wright,
Sophie Peschke, Minnie Rice, Anna
Curry, Nina Mayo, Lilly Massey,
Roena Defining, Mia Sissons, Lille
and Annalyn Clinton, Minnie Green
burg, Grace Mustain, Isabel Struthers,
Layona Adamson, Louise Roberts,
Lois Fisher. Helen Tinker, Veera Bee
bee, Cathryn Ormond. Cora Ross, Mar
gerry Norton, Mona O'Niel, Ellen
Sneed, Myrtle Virgle, Doris Conley,
Elsie Hyatt, Jessie Walsh of Bisbee,
Herbert Schmeiding, Harold Hurst,
John Peschke. Don Rice, Howard Wy
lie. Albert Riley. Ray Riley, Clarence
Krinbiil of Bisbee.
One of the pretty Christmas events
was Mrs. Sam Finley's Eat home" in
honor of her mother, ms. John Near
ON of Walker, Minnesota, at her home
on Thirteenth street. She was assist
ed in receiving and serving by Mss
Josephine Feltus. The afternoon was
scout - ~rtlv wiih needle work at
the conclusion OF which the hostess
server a.. E.. o-course luncheon. Her
guests were Mesdames Heney. viii
iiams. Mcpherson, Bclden, Sames,
Mear0n. ...-
The Woman's club met in regular
session at !he HOsel Gadsden Mon
day afternoon. Tee study hour was
devoted 70 China. An interesting pa.
per was read by Mrs. n. X. Wood on
the subject in general. Mrs. Barber
read a paper on Industries, Produc-
ems, Manufactures" Mrs. McPher-
son talked of vegetation and Flow
ers." Mrs. Daiber's paper was TT iii
Architecture and People;" Mrs. Men
told of Their Homes, Education. Re
ligion and Literature" There will be
no meeting on Monday because of the
many other holiday events.
The Thirteen club gave Christmas
dance at the Country club last night
The music was furnished by the IAN
Allen orchestra. The guest list includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. z. w. Halliburton
MIR. and Mrs. Stonehouse, Mr.. and Mrs
! Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. Dave, Mr.. and
Mrs. Flickinger, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawhon
Mr.. and Mrs. Rae; Misses Reese. Bad
ger, McCrosky, Kelsey, Gould, Charii'
boise. Scott. House, Smith. Cline
Byrd. Nick1e, Curry. Dowdle, Mrs. OF
| to Smith; Messrs. Kone, Potter
Dowdle, Arthur, Calvert, Gallagher
Hooper, Speed, Wood, Carl Smith
Downs, Stacy. Wash Smith, Nichols
Forth, Packard, Robinson, T. III
Smith, McMullen and Hartwell Now
! ell of Bisbee.
| Miss Virgie CotheFn, assisted py
Malvern Sissons and Earnest New,
gave surprise party Christmas eve
in honor of Miss Elsie and George
Dunnigan at their home on Seventeenth
| street. The young people spent an
ENJOYABLE evening. Those present
were Dora Jones', Fiossie Hines, An
| ma Hines, Sadie Xeesee, May Jones
| Jacosa Adrich, Virgie Cothern. Nal
yern Sissons, Earnest New, John
Brodie, Joe Loclhart, VIII Townsend
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rae will en-,
! tertafn the Evening Bridge club on
New Years evening at their home on
| Fifth street.
The knights of Pythias will give &
New Years dance at Sportsman park
!. Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Pirtle entertain
ed at a bridge party which was one
of the prettiest events of the holidays
/ The rooms and docrways weTe hung
| with red Christmas he!is and ever
| greens, on the nantes were bowl:
of bright red blossoms There were
| eleven tables of players. Mrs. Rober-
Rae won the ladies prize, a handsome
! cut glass plate. DIR. MCGEE was pre-
| scented with a pretty knife for tn'
best gentlemans score. The guests
| were: Messrs and Mesdames s.
Badger. II. j. Virgin, Fl. B. Rice, w
II. Dixon, william &damson. Romadka
G. O. Ellis. Robert Rde. s. ". French
Is r Mcguire. II. A. Strodthof
| Mesdames SteVison. Percivai Butler
IDugan, G. B. Lee; Drs. and Mesdame:
/ Armstrong and Lunc: judge and Mrs
Cass: Misses Wood. McCrosky, Tut
hill, Irene Tutbi1l, rutherford, Caro-
ner. Clarke; Messrs. McCrosky, james
Speed, Drs. Hickman and Tuttle.
Among the Christmas week wed
dimes in Douglas were those Of Mis-
Cecilia Botto of Ell Paso and Mr.. Je
Grigsby, post commissary sergeant q
s. A. stationed at Manila. which &C
CURED at the home of the brides sis
| ter, Mrs. Fl. P. Wylie. Thursday a
| high noon; that Of Mrs. Eta Ma
Clouthier and Mr.. J. L. Dunagan, Wed
nesday at the home Of the brides pa'
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. MagarTeI
on Thirteenth street: that Of Mis-
Sadie Morris anc Mr. Daniel Dwye
at the ranch of Elijah Radclif, y fou
miles ont of the city. and that of Mis-
Alice M. Ahern and Mr.. William Z
carp. both of Cananea. at the hona
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