Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-23
CBy Miss May |. Echolsl


 One Of the prettiest of the small affairs of the winter was The aiterneon part ygiven on last Tuesday by Mrs \. C. Bledsoe in honor og Mrs. Neil Baker and guest, Miss Foster. of Ventura. Calf.
 From the time the guests entered the prettily decorated home. not one dull moment was passed. On enter ing they were told to take & package from a huge basket and an upwrapped dheir packages at. the same time. each one containing some toy musical instrument. so in a few minutes there was music in the air and every one happy
 Mrs Frank Bledsoe had written sc me very clever verses. each one sbout some one present. and this contest Of guessing which osle l,e. lonsed 10 each verse was most iaier- es,inS.
 Thcy were then usherad into the diniae room and told to find the.r places. each place eard bea<ing. q poem. with name hidden ia the verses. The dining room vss decorated with quantities Of vioiets and ferns. The centerpfece vas large bowl of vioiets. while the~-same- fragrant blossoms were srtisticaliy Scattered over Che table. An elaborate luncheon was served ,o Mrs Howard Sterling, Mrs. l. B. Gillespie. Mrs. M. Patterson. Mrs ?. T. Hood. Mrs r. NJ Buck waiter. Mrs. Cutter. Mrs Nj. A.. Pete-- sen. Mrs. Lee Blair. Mrs. Herndon. Mrs. u. J. Elsing. Mrs. C. A. Ben nes. Mrs. Neil Baker. Mrs Fraak Isledsoe. Misses Lair and Foster.
 The Albert Sidney Johnson Chap ter O. ,hc United Daughters of the Coufoderscy were hostesses on Wed nesdsy evening. January 'l9. at a re eep;ion given in Mediguvich Hall. The hsll had been beautifully and ann lorJ-iateiy decorated in red and white. Large vases of red and white carnations made the air fragrant vith t1eir perfumes, while red and whi.c ribbons were fostooned across the en.iro ceiling from chandelier ac-os. 70 others. here and there oaucht up with shower bOquets of car -a;forz and a number of Confederate has added 70 the picturesqueness Ge he hal, while picture ot Gen. Roter- Edward Lee. in whose mem ory this occasion was held, was ap- rrols lately decorated with the dear old Gag. so dear to every Southerne-. Since this was the birthday anniver- sary of Gen. Lee, fitting program was rendered. and thoroughly enjoyed. Vocal Solo .... Mr. Latin Piano ................ Miss Patren Reading ... ..... Mrs. Grey Mandolin Solo ....... Miss Bagby Reading .. Mary Katherine Salmon Sketch of Gen Robt. F. Lee.
 .-. ......-... Mrs c K Reynolds Violin Solo . Mir Arthur Spalding Reading. Lee to the Rear"
 ..-........... Mrs. C. VI. Lynn Solo. Tn Dixie Land. . MT Nixon
 In the receiving line were the cI- ficers of this chapter, Mrs Clara Minor Lynn, Mrs. G. H. Reynolds, Mrs Mckay. Mrs. McDoweil and Miss Matte Townsend and MT. C. K. Reynolds met the guests and intro duced them. Punch was served in pretty little bower of ribbons. car nations and ferns by Mrs. Spauiding Quite number were present.
 This is only the beginning of some of the happy times these ladies have in store for their friends This Chapter meets each month and it is the desire to have all who are inter ested and love the cause to unite with them 10 keep fresh in the minds the memory of the grand old soldiers wht wore the grey. -.--