Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-05
THE SOCIAL SIDE Or LIFE

ade. an appetizing camp fire lunch
was enjoyed The young people had
a great time keeping up a blazing fire
and cooking the bacon and bringing
the water for the lemonade. Mr. and
Mrs. EpperlX and Mrs. Il. o. owen
were the chaperones for the party.
Mrs. Win Solomon entertained Sat
urday afternoon al a luncheon and
card party. Covers were laid for eight
guests. Bridge whist was played dur
ing the afternoon and Mrs. Kissel
berg received the first prize. The fol-
lowing ladies enjoyed Mrs SolomOn's
hospitality: Mesdames Kisselberg.
Rhodes. Philbrook, Blair. Flora, Tay-
Tor. Williamson and Moore.
The young women of the Sapha,
waatam club will have the regular
election of officers Monday evening.
A special dinner has been arranged
to which the members may invite a
girl friend. 1t viii be served in the
recreation room and all are looking
forward 10 the event.
The ladies' of the Baptist church
held their regular missionary meeting
in the church Thursday afternoon.
The subject for study was Cuba.
After the study class the time was
spent in conversation and Mrs. Park
er and Mrs. owen served refresh
ment:.
The WOman's league of the Pres
byterian church held its regular bus
mess meeting with Mrs c. A. Bridge
of Warren Wednesday afternoon. Art
er the business OF the meeting a so
cial hour was spent and tea and cake
were served.
TIE second anniversary dance Civ.
en- b. the Order of Owls Thursday
night in Odd Fellows hall was one OF
their most successful dances. Bren-
mans orchestra furnished the music
and dancing lasted until a late hour.
During the evening punch and sand
wiches were served.
The pupils of the High school had
an enjoyable hay ride Friday evening
to Ben Franks ranch. When they got
to the ranch they built big fires and
ate their lunch around them. Then
they played games. They had a very
merry time on the moonlight ride. Mrs
Wallace and Miss Johnson were the
chaperones.
Madeline Myers, daughter of George
Myers. had an eleventh birthday this
a
all brought presents in honor of the
birthday. Games were played dur
/ ing the afternoon and a piano duet
was rendered by Ruby Tate and Mad
! cline Myers.
! Mrs. Jesse Yoakum OF Warren was
hostess Monday evening to the mem
| bers of the B. c. ]. Y. club. A foul
! course dinner was served, the table
! having for its decoration. yellow pop
/ pies Bridge whist was enjoyed after
/ dinner.
Mrs. F. B. Borough entertained the
members of the b. c. ]. Y. club Fri
day evening A four course dinner
was served, the table having for it!
center decoration a bowl of carna
lions. After dinner bridge whist wa.
| played.
| Mr. and Mrs. G. 3. Knowles enter
! tanned at luncheon at the Countr!
/ club Sunday for Mr.. and Mrs. RobeT
Burns of Douglas, who made the tril
in their car.
The Methodist Ladies Aid sOciet!
| will meet next Thursday at tn,
church. The May basket social viii
he held next Tuesday night at tn,
church and a good time is expected.
The knights and Ladies' of Securi
ty will hold a dance May 18th at Ode
Fellows hall. BrennanS orchestr;
will furnish the music and all wh'
attend are promised good time.
Mrs. John Quinn entertained at
May party Thursday. seven ladie
were present and the afternoon wa
spent in playing games and sewing.
Mr.. and Mrs W. X Flora and Mrs
Flora, Sr. will love this mornin,
for Tucson in their automobile. The!
| will be gone for several days.
Mrs. Mary c. Ross left for Kansas
City. Wednesday
Billy Ferguson left yesterday fo
Los Angeles.