Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-06
tDoug.ss International

 at a chalmingIy appointed luncheon. The table presented an aliuring pic ture with it's decorations of immense chrysanthemums and great quantities of sm lax, trailing gracefully over the table. As fayors, each guest was presented with a beautiful chrysan- thenum. The place cards were oi dainty hand-painted designs, on which were written unique quotations. uuch merriment was caused by the readipe of the latter The flowers which were used in the decorations were sent from Redlands, Cal, and were tv.ical Of the California flowers. An elaborate luncheon was served four courses. The guests were Mes- danes Arthur Flickinger, John Reay' William Woythington, Allie Howard A. w yanneman and Mrs. Channeh
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 One of the society events of the week wa ga bridge party Friday atter- noon by Mrs W. s. Dixon al her home on Tenth street, in honor ot her niece. Miss Plaw. who is her bouse guest. The Dixon home was adorned with cut flowers and Mrs. ID zon made charming hostess. There were eight tables ea bridge The first prize was won by Mrs C- O, Thomas, the second prize soihs to NIT. F L. King. At the conciisloh of the games a dainty luncheon Was served. Those enjoying the aHaH ipciuding the guest of honor, Miss Plaw. were Mesdames E w. Aoarn son. c. O. Thomas, F. P. Butler, w II Hunter 0. U Hammill, E. w Simonson. F. NJ Doan. John Doan, B. A. Packard. J. J. P. Armstrong. H. B. Rice, F. B Hifi:s ahsT9zt .isTa pas..i pas... A APsPlewh te C. W Cass. W. NJ. Adamson, Colley. Stuart. w. French. H. M Stevison, H. A Strodthoff, Carl Lund, s. S. Badger A. RI. Dyer, Robert Rae. H. J. Bishop. l.. w. Downs, George, James Doug las. George H. Kelly, A. w. Vabne man. James East, Piper, ]. Fl. Slang1- tes. ". A. Greene, J. D. Marshall, J. P. Sexton. H. T. Cuthbert, Mtsses Packard. Mckinley, Woloctt, Rae Roche and Mccrosky,
 Mrs. G. Pesqueria and Miss Pes queira, who are in the city, were guests of Mrs. and pr. A. W. Nanne- man at the Elks' ball.
 
 Last Thursday was ladies day at the Country club and was enjoyed hy a large number of ladies; a few gen tlemen were among the guests. Each Thursday dur ng the season has beea set aside as ladies day. At the last function tea was poured by Mrs. W. RI Afarasoa and Mrs $. S. Badger
 Europea Wiggs and Tom Sawyer i swant you to come to their party on i Fr day evening, December 2 They ! will be under the light at the corner | Of Fourth and c at exactly a quarter l to eight You can cone that far on l (he car if you want to-" such were the novel invitations which a large number of Douglas young folks re- ce;ved last week and to which they responded in goodly numbers Friday i evening. but no one found out who Furopea and Tom are and what IS more. no one seems kelly to find out eth r. for the whole splendidlv op- pOrtuned affair was conducted 1n utmost secrecy and those to whcm the crowd are indebted for the ev- enings delightful peasant -ics di' not a the time nor have they since made themselves known and all are wondering who the unknown host and hostess were.
 A quarter to eight found large number of young folks on the cor Ter designated, but in place of Eu- ropea and Tom messenger boy aV peared with a sealed note for one CT the company, wh ch directed him to escort the crowd to the bridal sIite" at the Gadsden. Not knowing whether they were stung or not the crowd followed directions and upon reaching the hotel entrance founj NGsdan7es Simonscn and Norton and Misses Griggs and Isaacs waiting 70 direct them to the proper suite and in so doing a fantastic souvenir cap of gay ssue paper was pinned upon the head of each in the crowd and the effect was most striking and lu dicrous The rooms were prettiay decorated with college penants anf the evening gaieties centered around thes college athletic idea and othe- unusual div ~rsinns. AfTer 2 couple of hours of vaIIed fun. another sealed note was handed by Mrs. Sirncnson to 1 Ullss Clouth CT, who was therein 1 told to take the crowd for lunch ,o i the corner of Eleventh and D. Reach | ing that place they found a table | loaded with delicious sandwiehes, | BiCkft5 6Uu rH hFH ~ tfbt hot coffee and mySteriousiy placed l against the side of the Episcopal | church and prettily lighted with | candles When justice had been | done to the appet zing lunch, another l note was handed to one of the group | who was instructed to pilot the crowd | to Thirteenth and and there to | open and read. Not knowing what to I expect next the courteously inclined i did as they were bidden and when | the appointed corner was reached the | opsned note read "Goodnieht Eu- | rcpia and Tam," and thus was ended | probably the most unique social af- fair ever attempted in Douglas: but | one which was wisely and cievery | i, Ianned, and as cleyerly executed. | seavfng 2il in as much perplexity as | before the pleasures occurred Many | were the cnnjectures as to who Ea- ropea and Tom are, but no one seems | L< ~.t.H @t 1E lsI