Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-24

Davis. MT. and Mrs Stonehousc, Ar. and Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. Hodo.
 Miss Theresa Torpey gave six o'clock dinner Thursday evening at her home on Twelfth street The occa- sion was the joint celebration of her own and c. T. Councils birthdays. The decorations in the room were pink and green. h the dining room covers were laid for eight. and a sev. en-course dinner was served. The favours were pink carnations The place cards were hand-painted, and were original quatrains. which were read between courses. In the center Of the table was the birthday cake, and the candles. winch were lit dur ing the last course. Those present were: Mir. and Mrs C. T. Council, Mir. and Mrs. T. T. Hines, Miss Kate Heeney, Miss Torpey. Sir. sydney Williams. MT. N. F. Torpey.
 Mesdames F. F. Williams. J. P. Sexton and otto Smith received thursday afternoon at the Country club. The afternoon was spent Infor- maily at golf and fridge. Tea was served after the earles. Those pres CD; were: Mesdames Cass, Alfred Paul. Julian. of Tucson. Hooper. Hal iIbnrton. Stonehouse. Windham. Mus tain. Hicks. Packard, Thomas. Adam son, Rae. Andy Scott. Barclay, Pirtle. Wright, Hotehkiss. Non der Linde; Misses Jennie Hess. Florence McCros- ky, Cly Mustain. Anna Curry, Irene 1u;thill. Sue Gardner.
 The men of the Baptist church en- tertained the ladies oi the church Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Sargent. An impromptu program was rendered. Mrs Eestry sang solo, Mrs A. ! Taylor gave reading. Miss Elenor Sargent sang solo, and then there was also q reading of French love story by Rev C. c. Young. Fol lowing the program was bible con test after the order of the old-time spelling match. Mir. Taylor and NIT. Tomlinson were selected captains and chose up Mir. Taylor's side won the victory. Punch and cake were served during The evening About forty-five guests were present.
 The Women's club met Monday af- ternoon at the hotel Gadsden- The study hour was spent with the aues- ton of international Marriages. papers were read by Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Young. followed by round table discussion of this interesting subject Those present were: Mesdames Wat ties. Brown. Gabriel. East. Young, Me Donald. CalisheT, Krentz, Holden. Brown. Ross, McPherson. Pierson, uodgeman, McGartg. J. T. Bouldin. Irsakle. Wyant: Misses Nell Cline, Clara Daiber. The next meeting of the club will be social hour Instead of the usual study hour.
 Mrs. W. ID. Pearson entertained a few friends al 1 o'clcck luncheon to dav in honor of Mrs. Treakle of Peoria Illinois. and Mrs. Wyant. Of Toledo Ohio. The guests were Mescames afehardson. W. II. Reno, Nyant Freakle. Gabriel, Wattles and Jos Calisher.
 On Monday evening the Liebling Piano club viii. meet with Mrs. ]. W. Stopehoase on Fourth street and C avenue. The program will be inter estine and varied: Mrs. Schmeiding will read a paper on 'Study at Wei mar with Liszt:r Mrs. Pray will pre- rare an article on Mozart" and Mrs. Radford will give a southern reading Messrs. Roy and Alfred Riley will nave charge of the musical charade and the piano numbers yill be played by Mrs. Wylie, Harold Hirst. I.avona Ad- amson. Isabel Strutners. Henei Tinker. Mrs. StonehOuse. Herman Schmeiding, Doris iConley. Anaiyn Clinton. Mallory Norton. Nita Sisson and katheryn Or mond