Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-07
SOCIETY NOTES

s~Sc>Ss~S SS gave their usual charming card party at the club house on Thursday Bridge whist was the diversion plan ned for the entertainment of the guests. Dainty refreshments selc served during the evening. aud a most enjoyable time was spent. Dr. i W. r. Sims was the fortunate winner Of the gentlemans prize. while Mrs Juiif was awarded the prize for the ladies. having made the highest scores. Tde hostesses were repeated y congratulated On their delightful party. They were Mesdames W. F. Rankin. F. NJ. Buckwalter. A. F. Hurst and Misses Messner and Wallace
 Frsternsi Dance.
 Prominent amoug the fraternal dances of the week was the party given by the Modern Woodmen of America at Odd Fellows hall on Wed nesday evening. About two hundred and fifty .Bisbeeites responded to the invitations which had been issued for the occasion. An interesting pro gram was rendered before dancing was begun. Those taking part in the program were Mesdames J. D. Kin. ney, Ed Meyers. Messrs. C. F. Layton and A. n. Sindeband. From the open. ing acdress by Deputy Head Consul C. F. Layton. which was the leading number on the program, to the clos ing strains of Home. Sweet Home. the affalr was one round of pleasure Art Embroidery Circle.
 Mrs. ]. L. Halter. of Tank Hill. en- tertained elaborateiy on Friday after noon complimentary 10 the members of the R. A. F. circle. of which club she is a member. The ladies -net at . o'clock and lost no time in getting to work. They devote one afternoon of the week to making fancy work and things beautiful. By organization they have accomplished a great deal, and in that way they exchange knowledge of stitches, fancy knots and the mysteries of intricate and complicated embroidery stitches. All of which they have mastered.
 On this occasion they report an un- usually gleasilut afternoon. Mrs. Halter is a clever hostess and enter ta'ned her guests charmingly. The l following club members were present: Mesdames l. l.. Halter. C. T. Moore. c. H. Libby. ]. A. Harris. II. Pearce. J. II. James. Charles o'Banion. Two visitors were also guests of the club. they being Mrs N. A. Harris and Mrs. MoOrehead During the after noon an elaborate buffet lunc.eon was Gaintily served by the hostess.
 Miss Nellie Hunr. of Tombstone, l Canyon. was hostess at a tomalc sup per recently. whieh was very enjoy able affair. Covers were laid for six teen guests. who spent the evening | following the delicious repast in sing ing and dancing. The guests present were Mir. and Mrs. Dodge. Mir. and Mrs. A. Nowlin, Misses Nellie Hunt. Asher, Green, Bessie Hunt, Cowan and Warren. The young gentlemen 1 present were ]. Hunt, William Greg ory. Messrs. Bul, Dyer. Jones, M. Gregory and Cowan. The party last ed until tae wee sna' hours before the visitors dispersed for the even ing Miss Hunt proved herself a charming hostess and was the reeip- tent of many congratulations on the success of the evening.
 Mrs. Kelso Hostess.
 4 notably smart affair of the wees was the violet luncheon given a. the nome of Mir. and Mrs Ward Kelso. of Higgins Hill on Thursday The lunch con was given complimentary to Mrs. Wards sister. Mrs. Ross Sterling, who Is a visitor from St. Louis. The claborately appointed table held as q center a beautiful bank of these ira grant flowers. on a handsome drawn work lunch cloth. Dainty candelabra sticks were shaded with violet silk shades. The color scheme was fur lFher brought out by daindty hand painted place cards in violet designs. Following the luncheon games ana music were rendered throughout the afternoon. Mrs. Sterling possesses a i rich cOntralto voice and sang repeat adly for her trienGs several of the late songs. \ piano solo, Nalsc Bril- iante, by Du.aLd. was played by Mrs. C. h. Phnlips Miss Lelie Perkins gave a reading from As You Like IT." which was alr:'rablv rendered and responded with a Japanese encore. Iittlo Mable kelso delighted the guests with a recitation in costume. She was dressed in grown up style. and recited 8 pleasing selection in child's dialect The guests were Slr. and Mrs. How. Payne. Phillips. Sterling, Martin. Gr;zzard. Woodmal aud Thomas. r .sges Black. Mover. FfasieT and NcKin!ey. Messrs. Smlj n. Eawley, Oliver and Schwartz. Mrs. Sterling will visit he coast before returning east. Wliie in Bisbee sEe has made a large ci.cie of friends who wiE regret her departure
 Girls Clubs
 The Alcott and Jolly Girls clubs met at the Y. W. C. A on Wednesday and Saturday The juniors report delight ful times
 Wornan's Club.
 The Bisbee Woman's Club held an interesting meeting Friday afternoon In their club house. In the absence of the president. the vice president. Mrs. J. F. Mosier called the meeting to order. Many subjects of interest were discussed by the club. A report cf the Territorial Federation was read by Mrs. George Buxton. which contained many good resolutions which win be acted on later. Miss