Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-14
DOUGLAS SOClE T Y

Doaglas society is all astir ana aGaits with interest the opening of the much talked of Elks' fair. Maids and matrons have thought S.t talked oi nothing else for days and 1Ays. The far opens Monday night and holds tsn carnival till Saturday night, Feb iary 27th. The first night will be given over to the opening ceremonies, Lut the Irish will be in charge with neir Shsmrock and their Blarney, and Will do pretty Irish reel in cos lume America will have charge ,oi the program the second night. The stage will be draped with Q big Amer ican flag and stTeamers Of bunting. Our Uncle sam. the Goddess of Liberty Martha and George Washington anc little Uncle Sam will be the features Quinn Brothers will sing 2 duett Ralph Faulkner will recite. Mrs. New all win sing, and MT. Eldridge will do some fancy dancing. introducing original steps. Mr. Stillman will re cite. The night of Friday. the 26th, Is also in charge of America. There will probably be a fancy dress colon al drill. Wednesday evening. Febru- ary 18th, will be the first Spanish even
 
 and black and red, with much gilt tery trimming On this evening the program will be ali Spanish. Jose Peralta will appear in a Spanish song and dance, J. T. Skinner will give 6 sketch, Miss Joseba Gonzales will sing la Paloma," Carl Hafze will sing '1n old Madrid" and Spanish gentleman from Castle will do a Spanish fan dango. On Thursday night the pretty Japanese girls, in gay kimonos, will be in charge Music for dancing on this evening will be furnished by the Sandon brothers harp orchestra. Fri day night the entertainment will be turned over to the pretty Western girls in khaki skirts, cowboy hats and guns. They will execute a military drill. Saturday evening the English ladies in costume will dance the stately minnet. On Tuesday evening February g. is the second Irish night. a comic sketch entitled Court. ing the Widow Malone" with Miss Bessie Beach appearing in the title role. assisted by J. c. Hammond as Misteer O'Reiley and Carl Drake as Paddy O'Brien. The last night of the fair will be in charge of the. Span ish booth. The Tavern scene from Carmen" will be given; The Gypsy Song" 'Toreador" and the Queen of Hearts will be few. of tue even ing's features. There are @ world of other attractions and programs. in. cludinS the country store. The Van Allen orchestra will play every even ing
 
 Mesdames Arthur Houle. Alfred Paul and Miss. Jennie Hess poured eta at the Country club Thursday after noon. Those present were: Mes danes C. 1T. LUnd, II. II. Colley, E. r. Pirtie. c. O. Ellis, II. J. Wright, T. W. Attcrbury, F. M. Power, W. W Worth ington, J. Calisher. B. A. Packard, c H. Dowell. Stuart French. Alfred Paul. Otto Smith. J. A. Holden, Anna Dyer J. $. AicPherson, s. F. Mcguire, George B. Lee. Arthur Houle. Misses Charli boise. MeCrosiIy, Gardner, Hess.
 1 The Afternoon Card club entertain. CT their husbands and friends Thurs day night at the home Of Mir. and Mrs Is F. Mcguire at bridge. Those pres. l nt were: Mr. and Mrs E. R. Pirtle | Wm. Atkinson, E. W. Simonson. H. J | Wright, Charles 4. Romadka, Robert oae. II. F. Rice, S. F. Meguire. E. R | Thornton. w. $. Dixon, c. O. Thomas C. O. Ellis. S. s. Badger. Misses Irene | Tuuhin. Flo McCTOsky, Adel Bad iger, Mr. James Speed. Dr. Hickman Dr. Futile, MT. and Mrs. HOyRe and Miss Lonora Hoyne. of Chicago.
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 Mrs Lewis F. Rapp entertained the ladies' Of tbe Presbyterian church a | her home on Eight street. < deiiehf | 2l social afternoon wes spent in adds | ton to an informal little musical and | ! tcrary program, which was rendered ] by Mrs. Baker. who sang. Miss Mar Lara WolCemIth recited and Mis- ! Sophie Peschke gave several piano solos. Mrs. Rapp was assisted in re civing by Mrs. Raymond s. Coll