Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-07

"H-SA hN HAda sAnltA Df proud.
 The following is the program songs The Rosebud Giris Songs-Dawn Bows Original Story-A Vacation Trip
 Annie Marriote Oid lronsices Reed Wood The Gray Swan Thelma Kennedy llano Solo Eva Dowdle Original Story Crossing the Dela-
 ware with George Washington
 Emma Chapman selections from snow Bound-
 lhe Father John Ruterman
 Ihe Mother Merline Wood i-ho Solo Gwena Lewis song Of the Camp Waiter Hughos Original Stors-t Journey 10 the
 Aiooh Gwena Lewis llano Solo Helen Tinker The Rcd, the White and inc BIue
 Susie SBerrv oris.nal Story-My Life as Foot.
 pan Herbert Nelson The Legend of the Northland
 Margaret Kimbr0 t omacA In sc.coi lnita Held
 Among the delightlui social events ol tle week was the bridge party aiFeh Saturday afternoon at .the country club by Mrs $. F. MegI,,re Ae clUb house was attactivclv 1ecorateQ throughout srith ot7anti- 1es or tloWets, prod cl1 most pleasing etfect There s.t,re si9,r tables of bridge and handsome pllzes were awarded those holdiue the highest score The first nrize winner was Mrs. H E. Duean. who was presented with a set of gold coffee spoons, while Mrs. Robert Rae was awarded the second prlze cut glass vase. After the games an excellent menu was enjoyed br the guests. who were 8fesdarncs '. W. French, ". H. Webster. I H Steuson, H. '. DJgan, II. B. Rice. '. A. Romadka, [, R. Pirtle, C. u slils, II. T Cuthbert. Robert Ra.. C- .. Thomas, F. W. SimonsoD. F d. Strodthoif R. G. Arthur. O n hammill, J. J. F. Armstrone Fl p nlns' F. w. Graves, George Kelly. -hute Dyer, James ;. Douglas fletcher N. Doan, S. F. Apnlewhite alrs. ETanss E. J. Huxtable. Alfred Paul. George W. Cass, II. J. Bishop M L. Downs, Misses Rutherforaj Bryant and Mckinley.
 
 l On Wednesday afternoon. rom 8 to 6 o'clock, Mrs Kelly Henry en- terialned with a luncheon at the SL James hotel in honor of her mother, Mrs. Harriet Owens, ot Pennsylvania. who has been spend ing the winter with Mir. and Mrs dehry Tn this city. Roses and honeysuckle formed the floral adorn- ,aF he M. r. Howe presented the honor guest with a beautiful bonouet off Ia France and American Beautv roses. A two course luncheon WAS ] served by the hostess. who was as sisted by Mrs. Paul Neer and Mrs. ! C. F. Tryon. The guests found their : places by means of place cards adorn ed with violets and roses. The guest list including the guest of honor, Mrs. Harriet Owens, were Mrs Harry Duev. Mrs Cheney. of Dallas, Texas, Mrs. O. l.. Neer, Mrs. Robert F. Wright. Mrs. w. X. Vanne- man, Mrs. James East, Mrs r. w Simonson, Mrs. Ellen Sames, Mrs D. 4. Richardson, Mrs O. o. Ross. hrs. w. \. Mayo, Mrs J. B. Cupp. Mrs Wohlgemuth. Mrs. N. F. Howe, airs Samuel Warr. Mrs. C. F. Bull. Mrs C. F. Tryon and Mrs. Paul Neer.
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 A IaerTy party Of nicnickers. ccni- posed of the eighth grade boys and girls or our city schools are enjoy ing. the day at Slaughter's ranch. Bulging lunch baskets, pleasant sur roundings and coneenial companions are helping to pass very happy day Miss Clark is the successful teacher who has charge of the young people in the school room. The picnic party which is chaperon- ed by Miss Rachel Cohen. Miss Collie Bell, Miss Catherine Robson and Mir. Grover Davis, consists of Marjorie Merton, Fred LOckhart. Arthur Cur lee. Doris Roesch, John O'Neal. kiEzabeth Spesr. Doris COnley, Chris , tina Bruchle. Bert Ryan. Ritchie Jones, Norris Bronder. Ferne John son, William Porter, Ruby Glenn, Viola Maclay. Anna Negri. Hazel Struthers, Rose Robinson, Marc Nel- son, Myrtle COrley. Neabie Seeley, hattie Taylor, Annaiyn Clinton. Nu- riel Dubs, Margaret Fas,
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 Dr. and Mrs. Mnfred Merritt. of Colorado, who were the guests of Douglas friends for few days, Nere the inspiration for charm ingly arranged dinner given last week by Mr. and Mrs. A. !. Smith at their pleasant home on Four teenth street Roses and carnations adorned the home and further ac. centuated the charm of the attract lively appointed table. Al the con clusion of the dinner. fhe remain der Of the evening was devoted t0 cards. The gentleman's prize, q meerschaum pipe, was won by Mr and Mrs. A. J. Smith, and the honor w. R. Strain, and the ladies prize, band embroidered anrnn fell tn