Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-07

 noon. Among the guests present were Mesdames C. Nordin, IT. Pearee. l. A. Harris. l. L. Hatler. c. T. Moore. | l. II. James, W. R. Mattoon. w A. Harris. Mrs, Kin.fick and Mrs OBannion.
 CARD PARTY. Mrs. Frank Bowers of Opera Drive was hostess for charming little card party Thursday evening. Flinch, Pit, Muggins and Authors were the games played. Misses M. Stone, Dora Kelly and Grace Orr. Messrs. J. D. Allsnp' F. l.. Henry. $. Hope were the guests. 
 EVENING DRESSES. Crepe de chine, messaline, all-ovei net. light flimsy silks and mulls will be worn extensively as evening ma terials. Undoubtedly the princess ef- feet will lead fin party and ball cos tunes. Rows of tiny silk covered buttons with bands of the same shade as the evening dress. will be mover and new trimmings.
 Shoes will match the evening gown iR color as will also the gloves.
 1909 SAILOR ,.HAT. |
 How about the sailor2 Some wom- en always want to know, and for them comes the cheering news that the sailor will be as welcome as ever. The 1909 sailors are not so large as they were last year.
 If there is any congregation it will be in the crown. The crowns promise to be very low setting far out in the brm. Velvet bands and long curF- ing Eagle quills will be used exten- siveiy as trimmings.
 
 A prominent social and historical function of the past week was the entertainment given on Monday even ing. at the hospitable home of Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Pritcnard. The inspir- ation of the occasion was the bring ing together socially of the Welsh res dents of Blsbee.
 Mir. ana Mrs. Pritchard came to America many years ago from their native country, Wales. They arc also pioneer Bisbeeites and stand fore most in church and social circles. Several short spicy addresses were made by Messrs. Albert Watkins, Wm. Hughes, Mir Reese, and Mir. Pritchard.
 Great enthusiasm was shown at the names of the eminent men of Wales of of Welsh descent, wnen mentioned by the speakers, in the making of American history Among them were such men as Robert Nor ris. the fiuancier of the revolutionary period. Thomas Jefferson who is cred tied with the drafing of the Declara- rion of Independence. Roger Williams and Cadwallader Evans. the great great-grandfataer of Abraham Lin colH. RObley b. Evans and wife, (bet- ter known as Fighting Bob'). The enthusiasm was at it's height at the mention Of Governor Hughes the | present governor Of New York. The Willismes and Vert Howard 10 the founding of Bisbee were also remembered.
 An interesting musical program 1 was rendered during the evening. lThose taking part were c. ]. Will | iams. violin solo; Misses Sarah Far Ley, piano solo; Florence and Barbara | Watkins, piano duet; Margaret Ellen, vocal solo.
 | After the program was finished the 1 hostess served an elaborate buffet Luncheon to about forty-two guests. After the repast had been daintily | served. in token that the greatest ambition of the Welsh in America is to prove themselves worthy and use i ful American citizens, the meeting was closed by all rising and joining most heartily in singing the national anthem My Country 'Tis of Thee
 ComIno ooeial Event ! March 26th on the social calendar lis being reserved by Bisbeeites for | Miss Adkins recital. which promises to be one of the leading events of the winter.
 | Her class in expression are busly getting ready for their recital in ex
 precision, which will be given at tn,
 Old Opera House. We predict some thing good. as the little tots" vii
 give the Tom Thumb Marriage,
 while the older pupils will give ;
 comedy entitled The Minister | Wife" | Round Dozen Club
 aIrs w E Mekeehan was the
 charming hostess to the ROsnd Do5ei 1 Embroidery Club Tuesday afternoon i at 2 o'clock at her home on Masol lHIH
 A delightful afternoon was spen and much fancy work done. At o'clock refreshments were served b the hostess. The round table locke very rr1ffy v-ffh ffS ythffn linen an
 artistic centerpiece in red Carns