Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28

Gardner.
 The ladies of St CeceI'a's guild are. putting on an airy operatic extrava- ganza, "The Military Girl" compiled by Leslie Stewart The play will be put on under the auspices of MT Fred Carlyle. late of Berkley Uniyer- sity. who has just finished with the same play at B sbee for the Woman's club. The operetta is on the order of the famous Weber and Field per formances, light, graceful and gay. Features will be the FlorodOra sex tette and burlesques on the sextettes The name suggests that the music will be martial and catchy. The scenes are laid about Q western mili- tary post and the principal charac- ters will be post officers. their wives and sweethearts. The selection of the cast has not been completed but the military drills and some of the choruses have started rehearsing. The cast calls for forty people. The ladies expect 10 mt the play on at the Orpheum on Easter Monday.
 Mrs. Alex N. Ademson was hostess to the Harmony Embroidery club Thursday afternoon at the Copper Queen shelter.
 Mir. and Mrs. Williams entertained the Pedro club Wednesday eveniug'at their home on Eleventh street. After the games the guests enjoyed q de- liciOus Tepast In the dining room. Mrs. Frank Hogau entertains the club next Wednesday. Mrs. Williams guests were Mrs. Palmer, Mir. Smith, Mir. Brashaw, Mrs. Haas, Mir. and Mrs. Marsh Fletcher. MT. and Mrs Frank Hogan. Mir and Mrs. Hoffman.
 Mrs. Griffith will entertain the liar mOnY Embroidery club next Thursday afternoon at her home at the Calumet and Arizona shelter.
 Mir. Tom Merritt and Miss Lillian Ola Cole were quietly married Thurs day evening at the Episcopal rectory by Rev. E. W. Simonson. There was no one present to witness the cere- monY except Mrs. May O'Niel and Arthur Spauld Dg. The young couple are at home on Fourteenth street and D avenue. MT. Merritt is employed at the railroad car shops. Miss Cole is well known and a very popular girl, having grown up in Douglas For the past few months she has had charge of the Gadsden clTio store Tbey both have a host Of friends who
 
 Despite the rainy night about thir- W couples attended the Country club dance last Dight The Van Alen or- chestra furnished the music. Th's was the reg1lar dance which is given oDcs a month by tbe Country club entertainment committee and was called or last Friday nieht.
 The voung men Of the Thirteen club have decided to give DO big EaSter dance. as was planned. but some time in May they are planning a nice af ia r iD hoDor Of the city teachers.
 Messrs. Roy and Alfred Riley were hosts to the Liebliug Piano club at their Twelfth street home on last Monday evening. Tbe occasion vas a very merry one ard not calculated to reflect the more serious side Of music study. as it was the 's1Irprise pro- gram Of the year and aimed to be more humorous than the regular meetings. The greatest sarprfse oil the evening was the German Ladies' Orchestra" n which Messrs Riley. RFiDbiu. Mayo. ZaDdeF. Pesehke. and Misses Rice and Peschke aDneared dressed in all kinds of Women's ap- parel and playing a variety of musi- cal instruments from tbe cello and trombone down to, the triapgIe and mouth organ. Their rendition of "Caviler's Rusty Cannon was SO lengthy that thev were escorted from the room but bad the andacitv to file back and play another selection. Affer the program refreshments of ssBdw' 'ches. cakes and sberDet were E'assed. The club members present included Mesdames Schmeiding. UliDe. Stonebouse. Hofer, Pray, Misses olive Wright. bpra RIine. Ioserbipe cloutbier. Minnie Rice. Sonhia Pescbke, Tavona Adanlson. Is abel Sfruthers. Vera Beebe. Edith Rees. Cora Ross, Helen Tinker. Nyr- ! tie V'-o1. ] Jois Fisher. Craze Mus tain. KathervB Ormond. AnaIvn and ' ilv Mae Ciinton Mariorv Norton. Nona and S"sie O'NeaI. Doris Copiav Pufe and Walter Boice. Cecil ven Alen. NBral Naoee. Don piea. Berfha Thomsson. Clarence F. KriHkfa. Hor- nan Mavo. John Pcschke. Herman ScHmeidi"e and the hosts. Roy and Alfred Riles. An ont Of town guest vas J. A. Zander. autist