Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-14

clear and those sitting in the rear could hear distinctly. Miss Edna Fike gave few explanatory remarks about Gottscha!k before playing.
 Little Miss Verda Arboa charmed the ladies with her dainty mandolin playing. The vocal number 'If I were a Bee was fuil cf music and was highly enjoyed. Another appreciated number was the violin selection "Tne Lost Cord" by Mr Mosler. The high school glec club gave g. choice selection, Home Sweet Home mzdlCy which was very effective and appro- Triate. An informal reception and refreshments were served before the members and their friends dispersed. There has not been musical in Bis bee where there were q greater va riety of musical instruments used than on this occasion. Tha next musical will take place in March.
 Two ! Mcdowell numbers were charIningly rendered by Mrs W. r. S'ms. the a number Deserted anu '-fThey Beamlnc Ewes" Ih~ h -u-nber. were both artisticaIly rendered.
 The patriotic reading given by Miss Ett'e Adkins was received with mucn appiause Some Day When Dreams Come True" was 2 very pretty song. with Guitar and Mandolin accompani- ment, sung by Mrs. Petite, who has a splendid cOntraito voice. The banjo and guitar march vas full of life and Tas well played by Mrs. Frank Bled- soc and Mss V. ]. Bagby.
 The Creole Love song by Dudley Buck was admirably adapted to Mrs. Williams soprano voice.
 Amateur Piano Club Evening. One of the interesting musical and social affairs of next week will be the meeting Of the Iieblilg Piano Club at the Albert Watkins home on Qual- ity Hill. with the two daughters of the household. Florence and Barbara, as hostesses, on Friday evening An interesting program has been arrang- ed, one of the cIieT features of which will be the readings to be given by Mrs Martin Howe. of Frceport III. She will recitc to musical acc0mpaai- menus by Mir. Clarence F. KrinbnI. Mrs. William Robinson will prerara a paper Cal "BcetEs0ven," and James ! b-Ts of the program will be played by Mrs. Robert Best, Miss Dora Horvitz, I.ucy and Blanche DetlOff, Maude Johnson, Emma Bell Rolls. Maggie Careto. Dorothy Gordon, Irene Stone. Rose Horyitz, Leonard Temby. ana tho hostesses. Mable Bowden will contribute a musical reading. Mir
 krinbiIl and Jessie Mae Walsh will | Hs..H assaan. ! and there will be other enjoyable feaures, among them a solo by Miss ! Olive Luke.
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 . Mrs. J. II. James was the charming hostess to the Embroidery club on Friday afternoon IT. her home on School Hill. Among the nymbers present were Mesdames C. T. Moore. J. R. Wall. I. l.. Hatler. c. II. Libby
 J. A. Harris. II. Pearce and Mrs. Shad- bolt. One new member joined. Mrs
 Cari Nordin. at the Friday meeting
 Mrs. N. F. iaPOrt was a visitor. 4 delightful afterkoon was spent and much fancy work made. The club will meet next time with Mrs. W. K ] Mattooa. No. 226A Tombstone Canyon. H
 J Prof. and Mrs. George F. KrinbiIl VII move into thzir pretty new
 hon on the Hill above the Central
 School the first Of the week. Clarence L. KrinbilI was highly cOmpiimented | in receiving yesterday magnificent noW weathered oak "Raudenbush" piano. which came as q gift from the president of the piano company. to be placed in the music studio Of the new residence.
 ! kniaIlts of Columbus.
 4 brillian dance took place at the opera house on Friday evening. The ball was given as a Lincoln memorial. and was one of the most delightful entertainments of the winter. Lowell Club Dance
 ! The benefit dance given by the Up- per Lowell fire department at the club house proved a great success last night. People responded by goodly numbers, and a neat sum was added to the growing fund. The fire ladd'es proved cordial hosts and saw that everybody had q good time. Tho ' music was delightful and about one hundred guests ripped the light fan tastic until the wee sma' hours Swastika Club.
 Miss Callahan. Of Higgins H'n. eharmlngly entertained the members of the Swastika club at her home on Monday evening. Among ahe guests tT.