Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-12
Eastern star.

"CrA- = SOCIAL QulS passed QUICKLY
while the ladies' busted themselves
preparing lunch. After dispensing oil
refreshments Mr. and Mrs. Graz
were made the recipients of silve.
purse containing quite a number Of
silver dollars, il being tho twenty
NTH anniversary of their wedding
The hope was expressed that when
the half-century mark arrived that
those present would be able to refill
the purse with yellow gold
Mrs. odsm Hostess.
Mrs. odam was the hostess recene
ly At a delightful entertainment given
at her home on Higgins Hill. There
were five tables at which whist was
played. the hostess keeping score
The tally cards we're beauty heads
The prize presented was a beautiful
"Bisbee" souvenir spoon which was
won by Mrs. Frank Bledsoe. Miss
Stella Harmon sang "All for You.
encore, Lullaby The dining-room
was made bright and attractive for
delicious luncheon Miss Odam
will leave Monday for an extended
trip.
Wednesday Afternoon Club.
Mrs. Griggs entertained the Wed
nesday Afternoon Club in her home
on Higgins Hill. In the absence of
floral decorations. a profusion OF lace
work, embroidery and prettily colored
tally cards, each card different in
coloring and design, were used. Mrs.
Christian substituting for the hostess,
Mrs Griggs made fine record
scoring fifty points The visitors
were Mrs. B. M. Pattson, Mrs. Lyons
and Mrs. J. P. Christian A tempt
ing two-course menu-strawbeTry
short-cake and coffee was final feat
ura.
Nejahborheod Club.
Mr.. and Mrs Philbrook entertain
ed the lady members of the Neigh
borhood Club. and their husbands
and friends. in their home on School
Hill. Saturday evening. There were
five tables where whist was played,
with hearts as trumps, and for the
game partners were found by means
of heart-shaped cards cut into various
shapes, with the request that they
should find their affinities by TlaIcn-
ms hearts
About II o'clock the hostess ae-
coTnpanied the guests into the din
ing-room, where the table showed the
artistic skin of the housewife Covers
were laid for twenty, the place cards |
were heart shaped upon the back of |
which were inscribed popular quota |
tons used in whist After refresh |
ments Mr.. Crowell sang and later |
was joined by the entire company.
Those present were Mesdames.
Tester, Quick, Cole, Allen; Misses
McGahan. Dennison, Wilmer, Patter- /
son. Philbrook; Messrs. Stewart, Pat
terson, Fell Crowell, McGoffin, Miller
and Shirman.
Woman's Club.
The regular meeting OF the Wom-
ans Club met with Mrs F. E. Coles
as hostess, in the Woman's Club
house on Quality HILL After dispens-
ing the regular business for the day,
the literary work was taken up. un-
der the leadership of Mrs n. C. Bled-
soc. The topic for discussion was
he Anglo-Norman literature.
The special paper for the day was
given by Mrs C. n. White, her sub
jet: The Stories Nof the Idyls of
The King" was delightfully."- handled.
Mrs. c. I. McReynolds sang sweetly.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Sims.
The Easter musicale was announced I
fer the evening of April 20.
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Lowell Magazine Club.
The club met with Mrs. Grier and
laughter A large number answered
to roll call A discussion of the ".
Act of Julius Caesar, with Mrs.
Oursey as director, was entered into
with zest and a lively discus sicE OF
he Characters followed, 1
After the lesson delightful refresh
nents were served in the dining room,
made gay with ported plants and
lowers. In the center of the table
stood a tall cut glass vase filled with
roses, strings OF smiiax reaching from
The vase to the plates at which pretty
Roman heads with quotations from
Julius Caesar on the back" were used
IS place cards.
Miss Henniger assisted Miss Grier !
in serving the lunch. Visitors pres !
.pt were Mrs. Holden, Miss Holden,
Miss Dennison and Miss Henniger. ,
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For Mrs. Morrison. Ii
Mrs. ]. ID. HascaI recently enter :
aimed a company of about fifty PEG j
nle in the Baltimore Hotel, at Lowell, !
n honor of her friend, Mrs. Morrison, +,
Who will soon leave for Oregon,
Were she expects in the fu.ur- 10
eside. II happened that the event
Ell upon the date of Mrs. Hase2Ts
irthday and tae company to substi-
ute, in lieu of the school boys taps
kisses" AID the fun began. Miss
rerde Hascal sang some choice Sc
Hctions and was encored.
The guests we're seated at six tables
a the dining room, where rellesr-
nents were served Dancing follow
d. and not until carly morning did
he company depart. with the express
d wish that her life be chequeredi
18th many more birthdays
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Surprise Party.
Quite a pleasant surprise party was :
fYen Miss Lena Blair. at the home !
( her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Hair. No. 81 School Hill. Friday. =
Iiss Lena had been invited TO take
inner with some friends and after
rari attend the theater. Osten- 4
IDLY proceeding to the theater. the :
arty called by the Blair home, and \
ute a number OF young friends Of 1
se young lady were found gathered r
here. A most enjoyable evening was
Dent. the amusements consisting OF 8
ames, mrsic and refreshments. The n
fair was planned BY Misses Mary a
ennypacker and Ida Huber IL
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Ladies' Aid Meeting. Ia
Ladies Aid of the Methodist church, is
hursdav afternoon in the Methodist n