Bisbee daily review., 1909-04-18
PRETTY DINNER PARTY
 IN HONOR OF BOARD
Domestic Science Class Enter tain in Annual High
 School Function

Probably the most pleasant little dinner party ever given at the Bisbee Central School was that rendered by the first division of the domestic science class Friday evening at 6 o'clock in honor of the memt CTS or the school board and management of the school. Those present were Mir and Mrs. l. w. Wallace. Mr. and ffrs. III. NJ Woods, Superintendent Phil brook and Mrs. Philbrook. Principal Ink of the High School and Mrs Ink. and members of the press. The din ner is one of the regular annual func- tions given at a date within two months of the close of the school term.
 The young ladies in the first divi- sion of tha domestic science class are members of the senior and junior classes of th5 High School | The dinner Friday evening was served in the sewing room of the domestic science department The room was decorated with an abund- ant display of the handiworl1 of the young hostesses. Across the east | side of the room was drape5a old ! Glory" while the wall on the west showed an immense banner of the Bisbee High School. The High School banner was made entirely by the | young ladies of the class, and that | they are artists in needlework was well testified to in the intricate fin- | isn around the edges. of the magnifi- ! cent banner. The table decorations | were also all the work of the class, the young ladies of the art class fur nishing the place cards. each card bearing the name of a guest and deco | rated with attractive designs showing \ clusters of vel known flowers. Quite | Q contest arose among the guests as to whose card was the prettiest, and was settled. or rather not settled. by each guest voting their own card the | more attractive.
 | Under the direction of the domestic science teacher, Miss Spellman, the hostesses served the dinner, each of the young ladies of the class. taking their turn as waitresses, after having prepared every item of the elaborate menu. The scene was as pretty as could be imagined. The graceful young ladies fitting in and out, dress ed in their dainty costumes Gall
 
 the domestic scienceC resembled a group of fairies, and their pleasant faces and happy smiles caused their elders to forget the cares of life and fully enter into the spirit of the oc casion.
 It is safe to say that no happier party ever gathered around a dinner table in Bisbee All invited guests
 
 bers of the board greatly regretted the absence of one of their number pr. Edmundson. who was prevented from attending by the illness of Mrs Edmundson
 The young ladies composing the - first division of the domestic science s class are as follows:
 ] Miss Alice Speliman, teacher. Members of the class: Ella Itzweir ! Ruth Doherty, Ola Green,' Mamie |, Isaacson, Lulu Raforth, Carmileta Michaels. Josephina Itzweir, Iva But Ter, Bessie Hunt, Edna Mueir, Vera Hicks, Mabel Bedow, Anna Bowden : Owe Krigbaum, Veneta Louis anC Ethel Hays.
 1. The following menu was served: ? Canapes Martha. D Kornlet Soup. Croutons | Celery. O9ves Q Salmon CroQuets. i, Erased Beefa Potato Puffs Escalloped Tomatoes.
 Creamed CaulifOweT
 Green Peas in Patties. : Fruit Salad Salad Roll 8 Salted Almonds % Grape Frappe. Marshmallow Cake , ! Cheese. Crackers { Coffee.