Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-31


 which will be given February % at ,ho opera house by the Red Men Great preparations are bring made by the members. the best music having been secured for the occasion. The house will also be beautifully deco at q and refreshments served during he evening. Everyone is invited to .ttend
 did and was furnished by the Key holds Orchestra. The evening was a treat to all of the members and grsasts present. among whom were Mfr. and Mrs c. F. Hurst. George Bux- ton, c. F. Philbrook. Frank Juiif. Professor and Mrs. Ink. M. High. sterhng. Hazard. Morrison. Rinehart. )dam. Sims. Mrs. Fred Juleff, Messrs. Carl and Ernest Graf. Misses De Woody. Williams, James, Cook, Ouida Kcnzen. Hampstead and others.
 
 Church soeials.
 An interesting and delightful Ep- worth League social was given at the Methodist church on Friday evening \ large attendance was present and a charming program carried out after
  ing. Misses Ives, Arbon, Salmon and Mrs. Petty were on the program. Miss Wants recital was also an interest ing affair of the week
 A informal reception at the Chris tan caurch on Tuesday evening prov d an evening of fun and pleasure Tor all the guests present. The Young .fssn. h.. aE recent contest. and accordingly had to entertain the young ladies class. An original tree guessing contest. with other games proved the entertainment planned for the evening. Chocolate and cake were served before the class cs dispersed for their homes.
 
 Tho members of the Willing Work CTS Class of tae Nj F. Sunday school gave . surprise party 10 their teach Cr. Frank F. Bellamy Friday even nR ar the home of Mir. and Mrs. Bclla,ny on Opera Drive.
 After q season of parlor games. in which all took part and delight. de ncious refreshments were served, ana lall reluctantly departed for the.r ] homes at TO D. m Those present were Maud Johnson, Irene Kennaugh. Winnie Oram, Anna Engle, MadEa Chapman. Georgia Pettijohn. Carla I.Undquist, Nina Stevens. Edna Jor- dan. Mrs. J. H. LundcuisJ and Mr. and Mrs Prank F.. Bellamy-
 Country Club
 The members of the country club will give their usual card party on Thursday evening. The hostess for the evening has not yet been annOUnc- ed.
 whist Club. Inc regular Wednesday afternoon whist club met at the hospitable nome of Mrs NJ A. Peterson. of Lowell, on their set day. Mrs. Peterson is al ways q delightful hostess and enter tained her guests in charming man ner on this occasion. Mrs ". F. Sims and Mrs. Lynn acted as substi. tutes, making the four regular tables, Mrs. Buckwalter wen tAe highest score during the afternoon. No prizes are given until the end of the year. l Delicious refreshments were daintily l served, consisting Of sandwiches. ! chicken salad and coffee. Birthday Party. Mrs. Harry Noel entertained Fri day evening at her home on Brewery avenue iu honor Of her sons birthday. ! CCle celebrated his eleventh birthday in grand style and was the recipient Of many beautiful presents. The children improviscd a musical pro gram Of their own, and sang and re ,ited. much 10 the pleasure of the Ic-apecCnes. After the games and program chocolate, candy. nuts and aka were served by Mrs. Noel. amlag the invited guests were Agnes Johnson, GCorgiana GTeEyvich. Mabel Harrington, Annie Lee Smith Ralph scrTuth. Marshall Vorraa. Frank Bacon. Mark Shattuck. Warner shat uck, O'Neil De.r0, oscar Cook. John aia GrCgJyicl.
 Leonard Collins.
 Sunday evening there vas a quiet wedding at the residence Of Mir. John . Collins, al which time and place he eldest daughter, Mss Grace, was united in marriage to Roscoe A. Leonard. one of our well known young men. Rev. BOnngH. Of the Christian church ofiCiated. The young .C0ule will settle here and Mr. Leon Fd will be in business with M-. Col iIz.-Paso RCbles Exchange
 Word has b5cn received from Paso ECblGs, Calf. of the wedding of the above parties. Roscoe Leonard is ECU known in B.sbee. having lived laTe fer a number Cf years He left 3isbae about tnrse years ago and went o California, where he was married Inuary 17. He has entered the jew -lry bus ness there and will make his Iture home in Paso Robles. His bride .s from Cne of the leading families md is well and favCTably known in PCT home Their many friends wish hem a long life of health. wealth and prosperity.
 School Drama.
 Much interest and enthusiasm has ] zen created by the announcement of he drama which will be gwen at the )rpJeum at 2:15 on Sunday after rCn. The play will be staged by the tudeuts of Loretta Academy and uuch time and practice has insured its success. The children have a gousing subject and Bisbeeites are looking forward to the event with much pleasure. The program is as fellows:
 Program
 Drama, "Our Country"