Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-19

ulght at me woman clHp, where
 Mrs. Hollis. social chairman dur
 ing the month of March, enter
 tained the members, husbands and
 friends of the club There were about eighty ladies and gentlemen
 present, fifty of whom were in vited guests. Following a peasant ly contested series of whls: games.
 prizes were awarded for me three highest scores. Mr Viail was found to have secured the greatest mum
 Ser of points over ail the players at 4he sixteen tables, and was giy- en gentlemen's first prize, g sup per-fne deck of cards. a ye- als propriate souvenir of prowess. Mrs, c. A. Bennett won the ladies first prize. receiving a handsome silver mounted water pitcher, accompanied by a drinking glass to match. Mrs. Flora had second place and was presented with a lovely Venetian sower vase All the prizes were the generous gift of Mr, and Mrs. Hollis. Miss De Wilde, who was assisting Mrs Hollis. further added to the pleasure of the evening by graciously responding at the piano 10 urgent requests for music, play ing several delightful selections, while the coffee and sandwiches were being served.
 Mrs. Hollis in receiving had the aid of her mother. Mrs. Bond, and was ably assisted also by Mrs. C. 4 Bonnet. Mrs. F. E Flora. Miss De Wilde and Mrs N. C Bledsoe, jr.
 The feminine part of the soiree were in generally resplendently gowned, and the scene will be long remen berec as the most b'I..iut a,s senlbly uf many seasons Eas-
 Mrs Wetsenkamp entertained the Ladies of the Maccabees on Wednes- | day last in honor of the new mem bers of Bisbee Queen Hive, No. 3.
 Whist was indulged in and the following prizes won: Mrs. Mckee ! han. first prize, hand-painted cream pitcher; Miss Anna White, second prize, hand-painted cake plate: Mrs. Graves came in for the consolition prize which proved to be a box of chocolate candy.
 Refreshments Of cake and coffee were served, and a delightful even ing spent under the roof of this very hospitable hostess. who makes you feel at once welcome and among friends
 Miss Annie Wallace was the re- cipient of a genuine surprise party l on Friday evening. when the Fresh l nan class Of Bisbee High school, l sf which Miss Annie is a member, 1 descended on the hospitable home | of Mir and Mrs [ W. Wallace, of School hill.
 1t takes more than a surprise | party from a Freshman class 10 ssunt Miss Annie and on this oc- easion she was equal to the emer- seasy, and met her guests with a bright smile and jolly manner
 Games, music and refreshments saused the evening to slip by rap dly and at late hour the class thanking MT and Mrs. Wallace most cordially for a jolly. good time
 Mrs. Grayson of Warren enter aimed at luncheon on Thursday, in sonor of Mrs. F.. R. Taft, of Fl Pasos Texas. who is a guest of Mrs. c. Nj. .sfbson Of Warren Mrs. Grayson's are a real treat al ways and this one only added to sonors already achieved as most delightful hostess.
 Friday Afternoon Woman's Club.
 Nearly the full membership of .he Woman's club assembled at the reg Ilar session on Friday to hear Mrs. Fred Juliffs account of a summers in Ireland. Mrs. Juliff related many diverting experiences of her transatlantic voyage and cf he European travels which followed
 The many members who were in sctendance had the privilege of ac- ,smpanying Mrs. Juliff on her jour ley through Ireland by means Of sR excellent postcard projector. which reproduced in color and en- srged one hundred and fifty views ,f the principal scenic glories and of Ireland as seen by our American traveller
 The exquisitely lovely lakes, riv- srs. roadways, mountain waterfalls. abbey ruins and medieval casues of the country surrounding Cork, Dublin and Killarney were most 5eauufully parsrayed.
 Following the travel-talk, Mrs Thompson gave a charmingly artistic interpretation fthe Irish ballad ol The Shoogy- -Shoo, for which she was applauded and responded with a pleasingly novel version If Kathleen Aavournee.
 Mrs Herendeen, who vas hostess Tor the afternoon. privoded the com ,letion to a program perfect in every way by serving delicious sandwiches