Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-09

tue ltAtOAllk HOktS fHi8llNt tO ltHOA townsmen gleaned from the society notes of the Douglas papers. In an account of a musical at the Adamson residence last Monday a week the Dispatch says: An unusually fine program was enjoyed. including sing ing or Professor Geo. E. Krinbill of Bisbee who is very popular with the members. One of his numbers. the Star of Bethlehem was particularly fine and appropriate to the season. The splendid readings of Miss Viola Mover of Bisbee, formerly of the Elm erson School of Oratory in Boston, showed her to be one of the most gifted elocutionists ever appearing here" ~HE
 The same paper. in commenting on a concert at the Y M C. A. this week. says. The Liebling Piano club. i under the direction Of Professor Ciar- ence F.. Krinbill. and Mrs. W. F. Sims of Bisbee. were the drawing cards. The numbers included piano number for eight hands. which was entbu- siastically received. as was also the singing of Mrs. Sims. This was her first appearance here. but her recep- | ton was so cordial that she will prob ably return in the near future. l'rc lessor Krinbill has been doing much for Douglas in a musical way and the
 work of the club has demonstrated how successful he has been teaching ] piano in this city
 Mrs. Henry Schmeiding and son, Herman. and the Misses Bertha l Thomson and Merle Mage of Doug l las, who have been guests of Mrs. i Geo. E. Krinbill and Mrs. c. l.. Ed i mundson, have returned to their home | city.
 The social-musieal of the Liebling ! Piano club was one Of the pleasantest of recent society functions. It was held in tine cozy suite of Mrs. L. R. 1 Alien. with her daughter, Leonore. as hostess. The presence of the Misses Josephine Clouthier. Merle Magee 1 and Bertha Thomson of the Douglas 1 club was a treat. Local members on the program besides the director. Clar- i ence E. Krinbill. were: Misses Flor | ence and Barbara Watkins. Emma 1 bell Rolfs. Rose Howitz and Magsie i Carreto. Others presnt included Hes danes Robinson, Best. Collins, Car reto. Misses Helyn Treu. Anna and MabIe Bowden. Janette Sholes. Doro- thy Gordon, Lucy CaTreto. Athea Sac lid. Maude Johnson. Anna Robinson. Elizabeth and Margaret Raley. Syd- ney Gordon, Leonrd Temby, Charles EdmundsoE. Cyril Goutch. Abe Ho- witz. The singing of MT. Allen was a nice feature of the occasion.
 The Women's club met Tuesday and selected delegates to attend the i Arizona Federation, which meets in I Tucson on the eleventh instant; 4 those attending will be Mesdames i Mosh,er Buxton, Reynolds, Peterson, ! Mckee and Iieh.
 Miss Josie Smith has resigned he- position from the Copper Queen 1 company and leaves today for San | Pedro. Chihuahua. Mexico. Miss | Smith goes tc accept a position with 1 the Csndelaria Mining company. Her many friends wish for her all sue cess.
 Prof. and Mrs. c. F. Philbrook en- tertained on Friday evening with a very delightful Bridge party. A most exci1ng and interesting game was played Ladies prize. hand painted Mayonnsise set. was won by
 Miss Bagby Gentlemans pocket
 bridge score by Mr GraysOn. Ihe house had been prettily decorated
 with sweet peas and ferns. Score and place cards hand-painted poni- ] setti designs were most artistic delicious buffet luncheon was served.
 c2kes and ices, also carrying out the
 color note Of red and green. In the 1 center of the table was a cut glass | bowl filled with sweet peas and ! ferns, resting on lunch cloth of ebony. | and the whole house was fragrant with odors of these blossoms and | entirely dispelled the cold of the
 ont of doors. Those present to en- | joy the charming hospitality or this I couple were. MT and Mrs. Frank | Juliff. Mir and Mrs. Lee Blair. Mir. 1 and Mrs. Howard Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gibson. MT. and Mrs.
 Grayson, Miss Virginia Bagby.
 1 Mrs. J. E. Curry entertained the | Wednesday Card club on last l Wednesday afternoon. Bridge was the game. the highest score being
 made by Mrs. Buckwa'ter. The next 1 meeting of the club will be with Mrs.
 W. E. Hawkin. on January the 18th
 Mrs. Fred Nichols of Douglas and