Bisbee daily review., 1909-10-31

The ladies who called were Mesdamss Holmes. Davidson, Iyerson. Gray, St. Clair, Ferguson, Murphy. Hood. Will kerson, Daugherty. Thomson, Broad dus, Mccoy, Jameson, Dunham, E. G., c. M and Truman Jones, Johnson, Clinton. Holccmp, Radford, Hassler. Sherr, Carmichael, McNair, Beushi- mol. Aiten. Jack, Parsons, Peschke. Peterson. Coombs. Adelia Jack, Jahr. Misses Marsh. Ellingson and Rice.
 About forty members of the Lieb- ling Piano club accepted the hospital ity. of Miss Bertha Thomson last Monday evening and enjoyed the first program and social meeting of theI season. Two splendid papers were given by Misses Barbara Wohlge- muth and Olive Wright. Music of the Ancient Egyptians" and Musical Germany" The musical numbers giv- en by Mrs B. NJ Wylie, Misses Anna Curry, Minnie Rice, Bertha Thoma- son, Rena Iverson, Marian Nelson, Is- abel Struthers, Lois Fisher, Grace Mustain, Adelaide Hatcher and Her. man Schnieding were announced by the club president, Miss Josephine Clouthier, and were all we'll rendered. The popular piano-tuner flutist J. A. Zander, was present and played. Af- ter the program very delicious cake and fruit punch was served. Aside from those on the program the fol- lowing club members were present: Mesdames Hofer, Schmeiding and Morrison, Misses Rees, Vein, McIn- arney, Clouthier. Peschke, McNair, Crawford, Lily Mae and Analyu Clin- ton. Marjory Norton. Doris Conley. Lavona Adamson, Vera Beebe. Cora Ross. Gwena Lewis, Merle Magee and Hazel Strutners, Messrs. Norman Ma yo, Clarence E. Krinbill, Howard Wy lie, John Peschke and Albert Zeitlin. Other guests of the evening included Mesdames Fisher, Rolshouse, Struth- CTS, Iverson and Hatcher. During . brief business session Mrs. Guy Hofer was made the new treasurer of the club and NIT. Krinbill gave the new members their Liebling pins Misf Alice McInernay will be the next hostess.
 Ray Radford gave his Sunday school class of young ladies of the Baptist church an oyster supper last week at the Radford home on Grees street. The members of the class are Misses Minnie Rice, Willie Davis. EV elyn Moore, Grace Donnelly, Anna zent, Emma Chapman
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 Mesdames John McCarton an d Frank Krentz were hostesses to the Hearthstone club Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Krentz on Eleventh St. Whist was the afternoons amuse- ment. On account of the ladies busy interest in the coming Catholic fair there will be no meeting of this club until November 24th. Mrs Mahoney of Fifteenth street, being the hostess for that day.
 Mrs. Ellen 0ames rece7ve5 the la dies of the, Presbyterian church and others Monday afternoon in honor of |, Mrs Gilchrist, territorial president of the Presbyterian Missionary society. A large crowd were present and Mrs. Gilchrist spoke entertainingly, giving the ladies a number of new ideas on the mission work in Arizona nd an nouncing, among other things, that the Prsbyterian churches of Arizona have raised this year s1,5O0 for mis- sionary work abroad, and that in both
 China and Siam a missionary is be ing supported by this church. Mrs.
 Gilchrist has a great many friends
 in Douglas and was beseiged by call.
 CTS during her three days visit in the
 city
 Misses Jessie Brown, Ustane Scott
 Fay Mckinley, Messrs. Carl Smith, D C. Hooper, L. E. Forth and E. c
 Robinson are young bridge enthus
 lasts who met with Miss MarioT Roche on Wednesday evening of thii week and enjoyed the game, progres | sive, for several hours.
 The ladies of the St. Cecilia's guilC ) of the Episcopal church were guest r of Mrs. A. J. Hooper on Wednesda!
 afternoon from f to o'clock. Tn
 hours were spent in pleasant socia chat. Among the guests were Mes 5 danes Stillman, Contrell, Hotchkiss F Sexton, Simonson, Halliburton, Ma ! bee, Murphy, Mclaughlin, J. Stillman : Atterbury, Dyer, Wylie, Washington 2 Doan, McGarty, Applewhite, Nils Marshall. Mrs. stillman will receiv } the guild next week.
 All children, young and old, wh z desire to, will have ample opportuI