Bisbee daily review., 1908-02-16
woMAN,s CLUB.

The W0man's Club held it's regular meetin- Friday afternoon Mrs N. c. Bledsoc was leader for the day and took up the last of sths Stuart hnes treating the subject as a re i, view lesson covering the House or Stuart It proved to be 3 very inter- esting hour.
 Miss Edwards will lead at the next regular meeting. taking up the House of Hanover. dealing with fne early history of this house.
 Mrs. S. F. Hazzard announced that $ masked dance would be given Feb ruary twenty-first.
 The Hall will be decorated in Ma .fiosal coIors for Washington's birth day
 MASQUERADE.
 D. and Mrs. c. L. CaVen, Dr. and Mrs. '. E. Shine, and MT. and Mrs. Georrc E. Buxton, composed a party that recently attended a masquerade, given ny Mrs. s. ". French of Doug las ia .i0zor Of ter husbands birth day.
 The party was a gorgeous affair. The costumes were beautiful. many of them indicating individuality and taste. Mrs. French spared neither time nor talent il arranging for this, one of the most elaborate parties giy- en in Douglas.
 Mrs. Frye has a cousin visiting her, Miss Eva London of Dayton, Ohio, She comes to make all extended visit and in order to make her stay the more pleasant. Mrs. Frye had a few young people in Friday evening to meet Miss London.
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 EASTERN STAR ENTERTAINMENT
 One of the largest and one of the most representative crowds that has gathered in Bisbee for a long time assembled at the Ed Fellows Hall for the dance given by the Eastern Star Iodgs Tn every way this was dancing party long to be remembered. About one hundred and fifty couples : were present.
 For those not dancing small rooms r had been fitted up with tables and cards and a number enjoyed this form of amusement fully as well as the others did dancing
 In the small parlor arranged for this specially a buffet supper was served consisting of sandwiches, sal ad and coffee, dainty and delicious.
 The guests pronaunced the ball on fae Fourteenth of February great success.
 Music was furnished by four piees orchestra, c. 4. Jones, violin; James Allison. cornet; Gilbert Maston, trom bone: ?. R. Reynolds, piano; the xnusic proved to be most satisfactory to the dancers who put in the time til one o'clock and even then were Ioath to leave this hall of mirth and music.
 WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUB
 A delightful afternoon was spent "Wednesday with Mrs. c. A. Bennett Mhi1 was played, Mrs. Buckwaltei and Hrs. J. T. Hood making the aigf score. All members except Mrs GTi~cs were present. Delightful re freIousents were served.
 Present were Mesdames Peterson Pifrson. Mckee, Bledsoe, Hanh1 Ri. 7art, Coles, Newman, Mickey nol6 Hurst. Flannigan, Horvitz BucEvaIter, Hood and the hostess kdrs Bennett The club meets in tWt Neeks with Mrs. c. E. Rinehart o Dak AveHue.
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 ! LOWELL MAGAZINE CLUB The Magazine club met in reguiai Besz.9a with Mrs. W. H. Allen O Howell "The Warren District" wal the subject for an hour, at this meet Ing seven papers were read makint tae afternoon meeting one of instruc hon as well as pleasure. The mem bers assert that history was made up on this occasion.
 Mrs. Duriey presented carefully prepared paper concerning the life Q George Warren bringing out many in seresting features covering the perio'