Bisbee daily review., 1910-09-18
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cided to susprise her with a birth day party. according they gathered at her in the Johnson Addition al an early hour and spent a most de lightful evening with music and con yersation. Refreshments of cake and ice cream were served: The table showing to advantage with beautiful cut flowers and ferns artistically arranged with very striking effect: Those present were: Misses Ala and Nora Lacey; Pearl, Gladys and Jen. nette Jones, Ethel and Floy Clancey, Webster, Ballard, Dispain Hull Cummings Green, Hobgood, Black i; Messrs. Cummings, Pendersaph Ballard Robinson, York, Bowles and Monroe: Mesdames Browning, Green, Quinn. Black, Gale Ballard MT. and Mrs. York.
 Last sunda,onf snnoon Mir. Willie Hughes enterf.:e! a few of his friends at his home on Naco Road. A number of games were played during the afternoon and refresh ments of ice cream and cake were served. Among those present were Misses Carmeiita Michaels. Emily Harris, Beulsh Grant Elizabeth Scott and Messrs. Edward Scott, Harry Key and Parker Woodman.
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 The Ladies of the Maccabaes did not hold their regular monthly meet ing this week on account of the storm Of Monday evening.
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 The w. NJ. C. club met at the '. w. c. A. OF Monday afternoon. A very peasant meeting was held and a large number of the mem bers were present.
 .s # .s The Daughters of the Confederacy met on Monday afternoon of this week at the home Of Mrs A T. Hoy, the president of the Chapter In the future the meeting will be held the first Monday evening in the month instead of in the after moons as has been the custom fn the past. The next meeting will be October 2 at s D. m. with Mrs. Hoy at 6S Castle hil:. At the meeting Monday afternoon l Mrs. c. N. Lynn of Warren. read ] a very interesting paper entitled "A ! Confederate Wedding" this paper i was a very .charminly told tale Of | the eXigencies to which the Southern ladies were put when anything like wedding or social function of any kind came up, describing as it did the wedding supper. the brides ha Ea ;nls of the groom to make a suitable appearance bringing out the sacri- fees of the other members of the family and showing the Imaginable. gOOd-natured way in which such cir cumstances were met. Mrs. Lynn has published a number Of these South ern stories in the Youths Compan- ion. and il is a real treat 10 hear her read one Of her own stories embeliishing it with pertinent re marks in Q sweetly mOdulated slow tone.
 :: !. . The C. U. C. cub will meet at the Y. ". C. A on Wednesday evening of this week. All members are urged to be present as an election of off cers will be held.
 g g :. Pearl Chapter No. 6 of the order of the Eastern Star met on Wednes- day evening of this week. A num- Der of plans for the winter were dis 1 cussed. The members are thinking about giving one of their very pleas ant dances in the near future. A ,I,sar. .r,l attendance. Refreshments of lemon ade and cake were served. This was the first meeting held in the new chapter room of the Masonic Temple.
 Mrs F. L. Hanscom and children of Mexico City. who has been visit ing Mir and Mrs. F. s. Hanscom of Warren have returned to their home
 Miss Dora Simpson of New York was in Bisbee. Thursday. She has been visiting st the Greene ranch during the fall round up.
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 Mrs. Henry $. Hollis of Warren returned Sunday from an extended trip through the east
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 Miss Esther Grace, who had ac- cepted the position as teacher of the Don Luis school has resigned her position and gone to Phoenix where she win join her sister.
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 Mrs P. Barmore left Thursday for San Francisco
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 Mir. and Mrs. w. F.. Stoner have gone to the Chiricahuas where they will spend several days on business.
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 Mrs. Frank Duval is spending vacation at Ocean Park.
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 Mrs. F. B. Richmond of Dallas. Texas, is in Bisbee the guest of her brother and sister. Mir. W A.