Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-08

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affair will be arranged for this oc-
casion. which viii also be In the ma
ture of farewell for one or two Of
the members, who viii soon leave the
city permanently The picnic lunch
con for the club an annual festivity.
will occur shortly after the meeting
The Agomoma class of the Baptist
Sunday school were entertained at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. B.
Rice on Friday evening. The time
was spent in playing games and eat
ing ice cream and cake. Those pres
ent were: Mrs Lockhart, Stella
Jones. Gladys White, Minnie Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hassler. Willie Davis,
Fred Anderson, Fred Green, F1ttle
Foen. John Sandige. James Fisher.
Don Rice. Norman MAYO, Caleb
Rice, Ted Rice.
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The Fortnightly club. composed OF
Mesdarnes Seaman. Gabriel. Narrower,
Hotter, Peterson. Tadlock. Thos. Mich
oias. Tankersley. Jack. Thompson
and L. L. Kyle met yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Hofer on Eleventh
street. At these meetings the ladies
discuss theart cles in their favorite
magazines. embroider and serve re-
freshments-
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ.
E. church win give an entertainment
on the evening of May the seven
teenth. that promises to be very en-
joyable The guests viii enjoy a trip
to foreign countries and have re-
freshments in each country They
will visit Mexioo. ireland Japan and
America.
The order of Good Templars win
give a farewell reception this evening
ct the home of Mrs. l. L. Kyle, 800
Green street, in honor of several
members OF the lodge who are leav-
ing the city.
The ladies' OF the Embroidery club
will entertain next Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. D. Struth-
ers on Fourteenth street. Their hus-
bands viii be the guests Of honor.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. r. l..
Scott entertained with a charming
bridge party at her home on Eighth.
Green and red were the colors empha-
sized in the decorations, which were
carried out in red roses and green
ferns. AS this was Cinco de Mayo,
the national Mexican Fiesta, The Mex.
lean emblems We're used in deeorat
ling. The tally cards were unique in
their feather work of green and red
Mexican birds. There were six tables
of bridge. and refreshments and
punch were served during the after
noon. Mrs. Barclay was the fortu
nate winner of the first prize; Mrs
Finley. second prize. and Mrs. Pau
1.-THE consolation prize. Those in at
tendance were Mesdames Applewh'te
Halliburton, Howard. Fargo. Finley
Stonehouse. Reno. Windham. Alfred
Paul. Jas East. Pratt, of Bisbee; Bar
clay. DAVE, Will Reay. Hurst, VIM
Worthington, John Doan. S. C. Long
Arthur Flickinger. VIM. Whipple
Zimmerman. Hodo and Misses Ne
Namara. White. Seward and Barnes
of Te1re Haute.
The Philathea girls held their regn
lar meeting last evening at the hons
of Miss Sybei Pollard on Eight
street. The members of their clul
are Misses Isaacs. Hilburn. blanche
seeiy. Rosa BilIingsly. winnifred Ra
gan. Sybel Pollard. Marguerite Poiser
Olive Green. Nina Mayo Gladys Cain
Myrtle War;. Blanche Seely and OF
i've Wright. After their regular bus
mess meeting they had the followini
program:
Piano Solo-Nina Mayo.
Reading-Rosa BillingsIy.
Song-Philathea quartette.
Reading Ragan.
Vocal Solo-Gladys Cain.
Song-Philathea quartette
Refreshments were served an
plans were made for a hay ride :
the near fnfrre- At the next mecl