Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31

Tho social functions of the past week have been numerous and de- fghtful The dates of Society young folk" have crowded the social calendar to the limit. Prominent among these. was the delightful club dance given on Tuesday evening by the Cavaliers. This little terpsicho- rean slub, although one of the newest organized In the city, has won it's way to the front with favor. With s select membership its series of bril- liant dances have been all that the most exacting could hesire. The party on the evening of the 26th was one of the most charming ever given in Bisbee. An estimate of between seventy-fiye aRd eighty couples in eluding the elite of the city responded to the invitations which had been sent Outfi and who tripped the light fan tastic until the wee sma' hours of thu morning
 The affair was informal In charac- ter. but many beautiful evening gowns wero in eyidepoeI Odd Fellows Hall has been the scene of many social affairs but tae Cavalier Club dance will long be remembered as an even ing of unalloyed pleasure. The ap- poiatnent and arrangement of the dance was complete.
 Amusement had been furnished for those desiring games fn the card rooms. with a ladies' maid. gentle mems cloak room attendant and but Ter the comforts Of the guests were well provided for. In the smoking rooss cigarettes were served to the gentlemen. while delicious puncA rts fresired the guests between dances. Brenaeu's four piece orchestra fur B.shed inspiring music for the occa- sion and were repeatedly enco7ed ra- spending with extra extras many tiHses during the evening. The club members heartily congratulated the managing committee who are Messrs. Harry Miller. Ed Wallace and O. Bloouquest on t5e delightful dance and future success of the club.
 KIT. and Mrs C. E. Bnc11sr. of Ma son Hill, entertained informally on Tuesday evening complimentary 70 Hiss Hortence RodenbeIs. who ar rived recently from Kansas. Mss Rodsuburg is . cousin of Mrs. Buch- ger, and Is an accomplished musician.
 
 was delightfully."- spent, after whicn delicious refreshments were served JC the following friends: Mr and Mrs. F. L. Blair. Misses Mary Fitzpatrick, Rodenburg. Lee Callahan, McKenna: Aessrs. P. II. Fitzpatrick. J. C. Amos, N. J. Hag2n and P. J. Meenau.
 
 MT and Mrs. James E. Gillespie, oi NIasv. Frl-f nF srszr Ha.~ cousin. Miss Ella Ross. who arrived yesterday from l1depen6ence. Mo. Miss Ross will probably remain in Bisbee during the remainder O. Tae winter.
 A very pleasant card party was given on "Wednesday evening az the home of Mir and Mrs. Lee l.. Wallace in Johnson Addition. The guests were charmingly entertained with new orig inaI guessing games. which were very interesting and unique. Those who shared Mrs. Wallace's hospitality were MT. and Mrs. Chadwick, Misses Westlake, Callahan, Opie Rundle, Loretta McKenna, Lee Callahan. Aessrs. E. Haley, J. C. Amos, George Hinkley. P J. Meenan and c. W. Bos- well. After the games were over dainty refreshments Of ice cream and cake were served before the guests departed.
 The Pythian play given recently at the Orpheum under the auspices or Jhs local lodge, was decidedly the social event of the season. ProIi- nent among the fraternal oTganiza- tions of E sbee is the order of the Knights Of Pythias. The keynote or the ledge is based upon friendship, which has been immOrtaHzed by BaTum in his Damon and Pythias- Among the many beautiful legends which fraternaI societies are usually based upon, the theme in the Knights Of Pythias cannot fail to be admired. And we. too. agree with tae poet after seeing this wonderful play, that "Oi all the gifts the gods may tO us send me thinks the sweetest is a living friend" The plot of the story dates back into the dim twilight of the historic days four hundred years be fora Christ. The friendship of Damon and PyGhias, like than of Jonathan and David has been immOTtaliZed and handed down to us through the cen turies, and has stood the test of time. A refined and cultured audience rep reseHting the leading Knights and their ladies helped 10 fiIl the house on th's occasion. There were also several enthusiastic line parties aud many friends present The lodge members are to be congratulated on their success. Sanford Dodge and his splendid cast of characte Ts were addTaby assisted by the Pythians in the court scene, little Lucille Cooper taking the part of Dacon's son. She looked the part to perfection and re ceived many compliments on her fine stage appearance. The appropriate play has been the means Of stimulat- ing mere active interest in tle Pyth- ian lodge. which ranks among the lesd. .uE fraternal organizations Of the city.
 Mrs. J. R. Wall was the delightful hostess on Friday afternoon for the R. 4. E. Circle at her home below Don Luis. The niembsTs met together and went down in a private convey ance. The outing was enjoyed very much by the members. Mrs. Wall served dainty luncheon when the ladies arrived and made them all feel at home by her gracious ease and manner. Tae afternoon was spent in doing designs in embroidery and in pleasant conversation. The follow ing aye the club members who were present: Mesdames J. H. James, c. T. Moore, R. L Halter, c. H. LibbeJ,