Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31

ter of the United Daughters or the Confederacy will be entertaind by Mrs. A. M. Martin at her home on Mason Hill on Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. This is the regular meet ing of the Chapter and all members are earnestly requested to be present. also all ladies interested in the work of preparing a true history of the South and the Southern soldier.
 Mrs. Holden of Warren had as her guests last Wednesday afternoon the members of the Warren Bridge club
 The afternoon was given to card playing. The prize for highest score, was won by Mrs. c. M. Gibson. Dainty cakes and ices were served. Those who accepted the invitations were: Mrs. E. E. Whiteley. Mrs. Shades, Mrs. Frank Juliff. Mrs Pratt, Mrs. Jober- man, Mrs. J. P. Williamson, Mrs. John Olson. Mrs. Olaf Olson, Mrs. Arthur Englender, Mrs. c. NJ. Lynn, Mrs. C M. Gibson, Mrs. c. F. Peabody. Mrs. McGoffin, Mrs. J. K Shumaker, and Mrs. John Raft
 The parlors of the Woman's club presented one of the most beautiful and entertaining scenes of the season on Thursday evening, october 2Sth, when Mir. and Mrs. M. j. Cunningham entertained a number of their friends at Halloween party.
 The appointments were not onlY original, but they were brilliant. From the ceiling hung hundreds and hun dreds of yellow ribbons with apples, tiny pumpkins, jack o'lantens tied to these ribbons. The lights in all Inc chandeliers were covered in yellow. which made a beautifully subdued light. From center chandeliers hung a large pumpkin jack o'lantern. On the corner ones, large goose neck pumpkins were tied with bows of vel low riggons. alternating on those be- tween. were skulls hanging and big black cats.
 In each window stood, huge black cats. with such ghastIy eyes. Vases lol ostrich plume chrysanthemums were placed in window silIs and the mantle was banked with these and ferns.
 NIHsic was furnished throughout the iictening by the Brennan Orchestra.
 The guests came arrayed as witches, lsl.ooks, red devils, wizards, gypsies
 and ghosts, wer emet at the door by la wierd looking witch and as they istepped into the dark hall, were told to walk under a ladder, upon which lwere 2. jack olantern and black cat
 Q whistle before going under and by
 this drive the spirits away and all Igocd luck would follow.
 After all had assembled the ladies
 were presentd with their favors
 These were lanterns, in shape of pump
 kins, suspnded to slender poles. The!
 met thir partners, who carried tht
 most wierd looking lanterns, skulls
 with lights gleaming from eyes anr lTnouih.
 fbc Grand MaEch was formed and
 they wended iheir way into the spa
 cious parlor and a cotilliou Wal
 danced.
 The GuadrilIe, Virginia reel and
 otLer oId-fashioned dances followed
 The alcoves, also carried out the
 same decoration and a number played cards in them and as one glanced int; these. and SAW the wierd looking o5 ! jects so quiet, they almost felt "Thc Collins will get you, if you don't lool
 out"
 Tiny cats, With names Of prominent
 people. had been pinned on the bacl of each guest and they had to gues.
 who. Just as the clock struck twelve the fir was lighted in the lovely bii fire place, the lights turned out an g shadow game was most interesting
 and amusing.
 
 The guests were seated at small tables, the lights were out again. Th, orchestra played the Witches Funera March and all unmasked Light. came on, and the music changed tC that dear old tune, loved by all, "Aul' Lang Syne" and all joined in singing Delicious refreshments were served a dainty salad course and ices an cakes. Ices were very clever imita tions of Fuss in Boots.
 The guests bade farewell to the hos and hostess in the wee morning hours Those present were BF. and Mrs Adsit, Mir. and Mrs. W. II. Brophy, NIT and Mrs. M. J. Brophy, MT. and Mrs F. c. Campbell, Mir and Mrs. Ellin wood, Mir and Mrs. ". K Flora, MI and Mrs. E. J. Flanigan, Mir. and Mrs Frank Harrington. MT. and Mrs. J. I Hood, MT. and Mrs. F. C. Hurst. Aic and Mrs. M A. Peterson, Mc. and Mrs Gerald Sherman, Mrs. N. H. Sterling