Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-06

Hawley, Vim. Whitfield, David Robe. Is.
 Wilbur Fisk, B. F. Summers, J NJ.
 Rich, J. A. Crouch, F. H. Schafer, Rob ert k. Wright and Mrs. Wright, Y. D.
 Bouyard, Rev. Gunet, F. NJ. Sutton,
 R. c. Opie L. M Wheatley. Glee Club Formed. The enthusiastic bunch Of young men
 who met at the '. NJ. c. A. on Thurs day evening organized club which bids fair to become a feature in the coming winters social side. The pur- pose of the Glee Cl-5 was defined
 along lines that will make it a most i popular organization. The following officers were elected to serve the club for the season: J. R. Thomas, pres ident; H. A. Wimberly, secretary and treasurer; R. W. McNulty, choral di- rector.
 l At the Circus.
 The usual small boy, the usual fond papa who went because the kids ought to see it, the usual devoted
 mamma, who was afraid Tommy
 might be hurt, so she had to go''-all were at the big Barnum & Bailey show
 on Thursday. The pink lemonade, the 1 toy balloons, the baby elephant, the sights and sounds that a circus only
 possesses proved a magnet for the ] fun loving Douglas crowds. They went 1 in twos and they went in punches and found a circus just as it used to be, with perhaps a new thriller or two, but ! the same old atmosphere. Long live ! the circus!"
 Dinner at the Gadsden. Tn the beautiful dining hall were tables decked with flowers; a hidden orchestra dispensed sweet music near by. and a goodly crowd enjoyed the results of a far-famed chef at the Gads- den on Thursday evening. It was the opening of most suspicious season. The Hassayampas. The first bi-mOnthly meeting of the Hassayampa Club of Douglas last night will be long remembered. The rathskellar of the Gadsden was the scene of festivities and the promises of ''ali good things on earth, including
 everything" was kept to the letter. Al me country Ciup. Last Saturday a number of ladies
 lunched at the Country Club and spent
 the afternoon at bridge. Back From Europe. Mrs. M. Rupert returned Monday from a trip through Europe. She wis tied during her four months abroad, France, Italy, Switzerland and the British Isles.
 At the Gadsden.
 Mrs. B A. Packard returned last
 week from Los Angeles and is at the Gadsden.
 A Social.
 The social given by the ladies of the Christian church on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Tinker, corner of Fifteenth street and D ave nue, was a most enjoyable affair. Dain- ty refreshments were served and the ladies unanimously voted it a memor- able event
 Tennis Tournament At a meeting of the tennis commit tee of the Country Club Friday night it was decided to start the doubles tournament today
 Fl PasO has invited the tennis team 10 take part at their grand club nome opening in November and the object
 of this doubles tournament is to select
 the best team Douglas has to send to Fl Paso.
 If the players will see their partners and then make a date with their op-
 pOnents to play of this match, it will greatly help the committee The fol
 lowing is a list of the players, their partners and opponents. The commit
 tee is very anxious to have these matches played as soon as possible, so others may be arranged.
 Scratch-Cuthbert and Webster vs. Thomas and Robinson, Chase and For tin
 IS Handicap-Pacl<er and Schmidt vs. Sexton and Butler: Moreno and
 BOnsall vs- Badger and Carl Smith: R.
 Roe and W. Forbes vs. Lawhon and
 McDermott; Davis and Chas. Nichols.
 30 Handicap-Gallaghe and Downs vs. Watkins and Reno; Erickson and Lutz vs. Hill and Demarest; Jas, Wood
 and F. B. Dorr vs. T. NJ. Smith and Dr. Carey.