Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
Miss Mary [. Echols. )


 Miss Carolyn Patch, was the guest of honor at beau .iiul and well ap- pointed luncheon on Monday in the pretty Y. w. C. A. dining room. Miss Elizabeth Jones was hostess The guest list included al the members oi the Board Of Directors
 The table presented a lovely pie ture. with the decorations of Violets and daffodils. large bowl Of these ia center resting on Ciuny lace niece. At each place were punches of vio- lets with tiny place cards. with pen and ink drawings O. the bewitching "Kewpies"
 A lovely and dainty five course luncheon was served to these guests Mrs. C. S. Thompson. Mrs. Geo. Perry Mrs. W. F.. Spioer. Mrs. F. E. Shine Mrs. c. l.. Beckwish. Mrs. I. w. Wal lace. Mrs M. l.. Butler. Mrs. C. w Allen and Misses Patch and Jones.
 MT. and Mrs. c. A. Bennett will en certain a number of young people al a Valentine Party on Monday eveainl in honor of Miss Lair.
 Miss GaIbrath of Springfield, Mo. arrived in the city Tuesday and vii spend remainder of the winter here.
 Mrs F. E. Coles was the charming hostess for the Wednesday Carr club in last Tuesday afternoon Miss McHugh assisted in receiving The pretty home was never prettie than on this occasion when so beau tifully decorated with Spring flowers The score cards were very unique being picture postals. with the bab, twins. on them. and they were fin likenesses Of these beautiful babies
 A most interesting game was played Mrs. J. T. Hood making the highes score. after a delicious luncheCl course was served. Members an guests present were: Mrs. Mckee Mrs. Pearson. Mrs P M Buckwalter Mrs. W. Ii. Roberts. Mrs Howar' Sterling, Mrs. J. T. Hood, Mrs. c. A Bennett. Mrs. M. J. Brophy. Mrs. E w. Baum. Mrs. N C. Bledsoe, Mrs. w E. Hankin. Mrs. ]. F. Curry. Mrs. B M. Pattison and guest. Mrs. Pope. Mrs NJ A. Peterson. Mrs. John Hagsn Misses Lair and McHugh.
 Mrs. J. H. Grayson has issued invita- tions for an afternoon Bridge party tc be given in Tuesday of this week
 One of the prettiest afternoon af fairs of the winter was the Bridge party given by Mrs. C. F. Peabody. on Friday afternoon in her pre-Jy home in Warren.
 The entire house was decorated with carnations and violets. large vases Of carnations were placed in every nook and window sill. In the dining room. yioIets were placed on buffet and tables with maiden hair fern to form the background. The table covered with Cluny lace. pre- sented a charming picture. It's floral centerpiece was a low silver basket filled with v'olets. Overhead a chate- lain of smilax and violets falls from the chandiIier A pre.ty illuminated effect was achieved by violet hued tapers. A tempting luncheon was served. Mrs. C. A. Bennett was fort unate winner of first prize. a hand painted card tray-Secon6 prize was cu- for-Mrs. c. RI. Gibson receiving this. a silver hand-painted hat pin holder. The guest list included. Mrs. Hollis. Mrs. A. r. Hurst. Mrs. B. M. Pattison. Mrs. Pope. Mrs. Franz Juliff. Mrs. C. N. Lynn. Mrs. Tcbelman. Mrs. Copperthwaite Mrs. J.T. Hood. Mrs P. N. Buckwaiter. Mrs. W. H. Roberts, Mrs F. W. Baum. Mrs. McGofrin. Mrs. J. H. Grayson Mrs. C. r. Phrbrook Mrs. F. Whiteley. Mrs R l.. Hogue. Mrs. C. M. Gibson. Mrs. J. E. Curry, Mrs. H. J. Adams. Mrs. Rae. Mrs. C. A Bennett. Misses Juliff, Lair and Echcls.