Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-03

 night at the dance at the Country club to do honor to the mill tary guests in the city from Fort Hua- chuca. The dance was one of the very best ever given at the club and the music was by the Van Alen and Sandon brothers orchestras combin- ed. Punch was served. Besides those from the post who were Major H. T. and Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Coxe, Mrs. Bigelow, Miss Johnson, Captain Bige- low, Lieuts. Coxe and Powers, there were present Mrs. Gay, Messrs. and Mesdames Halliburton. French. Dix on. Packard. Strodhoif, Hotchkiss, Stonehouse, Thornton, Charles Nich- ols, James Douglas, yanneman, Ellis. E. E. Davis, Hunter, Whipple, Misses Scott, Christy, Hotchkiss, Wood, Kline, Watkins, Packard, Brown, Bad ger, Roche, Mckinley, Berg, Messrs. Robinson, Stacy. Murphy, Hooper, Packard, R. G. Arthur. Dowell., Batt. orr, Badger, Speed. Webster, Cuth. bert, Calvert, Crowel. Turner, Gung1 McKean, T. NJ. Smith, Erickson.
 About 150 members and friends oi the Methodist church were present at the farewell reception given for the pastor, c. w. Deming and family, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cook on Twelfth street Monday evening. An enjoyable program to which Mrs. C. NJ. Iverson, Misses Ellingson, Mayo Peschke, Vera Beebe, Mabel and Cora Ross, Edith Reese, Messrs. Chalfant and Krinbill contributed, was the main feature of the evening. Mir Deming was pleasantly surprised witt | very generous purse. Fruit punch and home made cakes were served Mrs. E. w. Adamson was hostess to the St. Cecelia's Guild of the Epls copal church Wednesday afternoon from until 6. A most delightful af | ternoon was spent, more than offset ting the pleasure of the circus. Cakt and ice cream were served. Mrs. Ad amson was assisted by Mrs. T. L. Nc Garty Among those who called wert Mesdames Simonson, Kelly, Tom Nj chols, Mary Nichols, H. c. Stillman Collier, Parsons, East, Riley, Grove J. W. Adamson, Carey, Miss Parsons
 MT. Simonson, Drs. Carey and Adam
 son.
 Washington Lee Smith, formerly o
 this city, but TOW of Pearce, gave ;
 dinner at the Country Club Wednes
 day evening complimentary to som
 Pearce visitors in the city, amoni
 whom were Mrs. A. R. Oster, Mis-
 Blanche Oster, Mrs. J. F. Metcali
 Mrs. A. Y. Smith. Other guests wer Mesdames Margaret Speed, George V
 Hill, C. M McKean, Otto Smith
 Messrs. T. NJ. and Carl Smith ant Spencer Kane.
 Mrs. John Mcintosh entertained tn
 harmony embroidery club at her hom on Sixteenth street Thursday after noon. The members present wer Mesdames A. K. Adamson, D. Robson c. Iverson, Wood, D. Struthers, Johl Brodie, J. J. Teller, Griffith, Georg
 Dove. Lunch of sandwiches, salad
 olives, cake and coffee were served
 Mrs. c. S. Iverson will be the mex
 hostess.
 The afternoon bridge club has bee
 reorganized for the winter and me E Thursday afternoon with Mrs. c. ( Thomas. After the games deliciou
 refreshments were served. The men
 bers of the club are Mesdames W. I Dixon, E. R. Thornton, E. W. SimoI son, c. A. Romadka, H. J. Wright, $ O. Thomas. Misses Badger and Scot
 Mrs. Wright will be the next hostes
 A few young friends of Myrtle Vi Q gil gave her little farewell part Thursday night at the home of MT 9 May O'Neal. The young folks mad . candy, played games and had yer Q merry time There were present Mi D ses Grace Wood, Myrtle Virgil, Mar v Nelson, Mona O'Neal, Messrs. Ro , Cornell, Charles Warren, Randolp 9 Nelson.
 |. Mrs. H. L. Jenkins, Mrs. L. s. Sta
 dring. Misses Ella and Lee Callahan Loretta McKenna, Herma Ablis, Cl
 mo and Opie Bundle, Mollie Ken
 Pattie Kinsella, members of the Sws '- tika club from Bisbee, will be tt + house guests of Miss Dorothy M y Nair. of Eleventh street, today an r tomorrow,
 Miss Esther Curry went to Mac
 yesterday to visit Miss Alma Abram
 and they are going to the round U l on the Packard ranch in Mexico, Mis- Curry's uncle being foreman. l1-