Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-28

s number of classical collections dur ng the evening. Nr. Jos Krentz | played several violin numbers. accom- ! panied by Mrs. French. Miss Jennie | Hess and MT. French also sang. De- i.cious refreshments were served dur !, l Ing the evening. Those present were:
 MT. and Mrs. N. r. Dicus. Mir. and | drs. Curry. Mir. and Mrs. David T. | Dunlap. MT. and Mrs. Frank Krentz. ! xTs. Perry, Mrs. saess. Miss Jennie | Bess. Mossrs. Joe and Louis Krentz. 2rs. Wood entertained the ladies of | the Christian church and their friends a. her pretty home on Tenth street Tuesday afternoon. The hours were pleasantly spent in social eonyersa- i iion ard guessing contests. The first diversion of the afternoon was a con test in guessing advertisements cut 1 from the Dispatch and the Daily h. teTnational. Mrs. Pray won the first prlze in this contest and Mrs. SkecIs the booby. The next was a game of |
 identity" Each lady with pencil and l paper was requested to describe the l lady sitting opposite her. These de- scriptions were afterwards read and l tEe identities guessed from them. Mrs. |
 Davidson won the prize in this game. l Lelicious fruit frappe was served at | Intervals by the hostess and at tho l
 close of the contest hot chocolate and | cake was served in the dining room.
 those who enjoyed the afternoon
 were: Mrs. Wyler. Mrs. Sun. Mrs. |
 dcCoy, Mrs. Houleson, Mrs. Davidson. l
 Mrs. Carmen. Mrs. Hofer. Mrs. Broad us. Mrs. Thomson, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs | Hurst. Mrs. Holmes. Miss Paddock, ]
 Mrs. Henderson. Mrs. Scott. Mrs. 1
 Prey. Mrs. Branhan, Mrs. Skeels. Mrs. | Carpenter. Mrs. Goodwin. Mrs. Wood. |
 Mrs. Roark. Miss Pine. Miss Josie
 hoark. The following is taken from the Cortland, New York. Standard Of Feb. IS: Mrs. Harry Blaekman gave lunch 1
 con at her home on Cayuga strses
 on \ ednesday afternoon. In the spa
 cious dining room the tables were dec orated in pink with baskets of sweet
 peas hung frfom the chandeliers. From
 these ran pink satin ribbons to little hand-painted hearts which were place
 cards. After enjoying a four-course
 luncheon the guests were told to pull
 their ribbons ana round ued to them ilttie hearts on which were written me two names, Edith J. MaxOn and William H. Webster" The guest Of honor had a solitaire ring attached to her ribbon. The girls then rose to of ter their congratulations and best , wishes. Something of the sort must have been suspected, for grains of rice F-t1 nj Fnre Mr Webster is q resident of Douglas, Ari-
 zona, but visits in this vicinity ever summer Bridge whist was played
 during the afternoon and when the guests departed they wished Miss BIaxon pleasant time on the trip liO Mexico which she and her mother,
 Mrs. Florence Maxon, expect to take ln the near future.
 The HearthstOne club was enter 'aIned on Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. J. T. Hines and Mrs. Fierrera at the | come of Mrs. Hines on Tenth and c. i The club will not meet again til after Lent. The usual program of readings l and papers wes dispensed with and another set of bridge was played for l5e prize which will be given in the | spring for the best score. After the
 game the hostesseS served refres1- ! Elcais-
 ffr. and Mrs. c. c. Thomson gave s large reception last Saturday even | ing at their home on Seventh street | in honor of Rev. and Mrs. Young | ts7ho left Monday for Cameron, Texas. | During the evening the various pas tors of the city were called upon and
 eS pressed their regret at MT. and Mrs. | Young's departure. Then Mrs. N. K Wood with an appropriate speech l presented Mir. and Mfrs. Young with | a handsome Mexican blanket as a | gift from the church members and ! t.ien-s. Following close on this Mrs. | 4. A. Fisher came forward and pre- aented Mrs. Young with silver serv- ing dish for the new parsonage in ! Cameron. After this the guests en- | iJyed Q very pleasing program of rec | itstions and musical numbers Fruit
 runch was served in the dining room. ! Mrs. J. J. Teller entertained the ! Harmony Embroidery club on Thurs l isv afternoon at her home on 2 ave
 Lue.
 The members of the LiebIing Anna | teuF PlanO club were royalty enter
 tained at a colonial party by Miss Anna Kline at her spacious house on F avenue last Monday evening. De ltpite the fact that 8 number of the club were confined to their homes by illness and the inelemency of the| 1 R cather, a goodly number responded lto Hiss Kline's invitation and thor
 ' Ighly enjoyed her hospitality. The ltveping was spent in old fashioned games and their revival made the oc- 5asIon a merry one indeed. X very l elaborate dinner was served in the 1 7rge dining room. the guests having i e pleasure of being all seated at J1e time. Tn serving and entertain ng the hostess was ably assisted by her sister-in-law. Mrs. Joseph Kline.
 lnl Miss Daiber After dinner Mrs.
 Q. M. Wylie and Clarence F. Krinbil
 played a short program of piano mus
 e and the 'IieblinE' sticl, pins, con
 taining the miniature of the great Jr mposcr were distributed. The mem
 bors of the club who accepted Miss
 Kllnes hospitality for the evening
 were: Mesdanes Henry Schmeiding.
 suy Hofer. B. N. Wylie. Joe Kline
 and the Misses Olive Wright, Scphit
 Pcschke. Minnie Rice, JosephinS
 !lGuthier. Nina Mayo. Cleo Tinker
 Myrtle Virgil. Mona O'Neal. lily Mae
 'y,d Analyu Clinton. Vera Beeoe. Nes rNa.-u r~TH--H