The copper era., 1911-02-03
CIiftOn'S Social Mirror,

CliftOn'S Social Mirror.
 The big function this week was the reception given by Mrs. Frank Lain, to her many friends in and out O town. Mrs. Laine received fro [ three to five on Wednesday afternoon Those who assisted her in receiving were Mesdames James Kerby, R. A Ball. w. B. Foote, and E. M. Will Hams, while Mrs. J. E. Terrill presided at the tea table. Mrs. Laine was becomingly attired in white messaline with garniture of baby irish ana carried boquette of white narcissu: blooms. The invited guests were Mesdames Hoefeld, Ivan, Frank Sanders Lamar Cobb, Ralph Ellis, Henry Deitrich, James Todd, E. " Horton, Norman Carmichael, s. T. Spann, S. B. Yorke, J. J. Kell, T. Rosecrans, J. D. Parks, M. Reardon, Sam. Abraham, W. w. Berault, w. B. Kelly, A. w. Liddell, T. B. Inglis, J. D. Archibald, T. P. Jamison, F.. A. Davis, W. R. Wayland, c. Wigmore, F. Backstein, F. N. Flynn, M. E. Crawford, Wade Hampton, 'Chas. Spann, Paul Reisinger, A. A. Smith, Everard Leland, Geo. Carlton, J. T. Fitzgerald, c. A. Davidson, Baylor shannon, Alice Spann, J. c. Ander- son, A. T. Thomson, K. Gray, L. Deck. Miner Simms, Misses Sophia Shirley, Whalen, Mary Terrill, and Gertrude York.
 Miss Mary L. Tell, head of the Bennie School, has resigned her position Eon account of ill health. Miss Mary Terrill who has been acting as sustitute has been elected to fill her place while Mrs. J. A. Woodbury has been elected to fill the place vacated by Miss Terrill.
 Miss Kate Futile has been i'll this week, being threatened with pneu monia. Miss Mary Futile who has been seriously i'll from the bite of some poisonous insect is slowly convalesing.
 MT. and'Mrs. Geo. Greene were in town from Metcalf this week shop ping and calling on friends.
 Mrs. Lamar Cobb will entertain a number of her friends tomorrow af- ternoon at bridge whist.
 MT. and Mrs. Minor Simms gave a dinner Wednesday evening, celebrat- ng their sixth anniversary of their wedding. Covers were laid for six.
 Mrs. w. w. Berault was the charm ing hostess last Monday a4 an after afternoon party in honor of Miss Whalen who is the house guest of Mrs. A. T. Thompson.
 A jolly crowd comprising Mesdames Carmichael. Dietrich, Cobb, Williams and Miss Whaleu, left Cliflon by train Thursday morning going to Metcalf and on up the incline to the Longfellow and from thence to the Carmichael summer home where they spent the remainder of very pleasant day.
 Mrs. Goodrich of Morenci spent Wednesday in Clifton.
 The Presbyterian ladies entertain ed at tea Thursday afternoon and the affair was so successful that it has been decided to give a number of others in the future.
 Mrs. Wiley and Mrs. Scotland were down from Metcalf Tuesday on a shopping expedition.
 MT. and Mrs. Baylor Shannon are returning to their ranch home this week on the Eagle taking with them Mrs Sannon sister, Mrs. Cox of Silver City, N. M.
 MT. Lou Upham of the hardware department of the A. c. store has just returned from hunting trip on the Blue where he was the guest of Teripin Jack. MT. Upham was un- usuall successful for even an ex- perienced Nimrod bringing back with him as trophies the belts of six enormous bears, the antlers of four deear and one beautiful mountain lion skin measuring nine feet ten inches from tip to top. But the most unique of his trophies is bald eagle which he and Terripin Jack captured on the morning of Jan 20th.