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Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
sAoMER EoR MIsa ARNpr.

On Tuesday evening Miss Erua Arndt was tendeTed real surprise in the form of a miscellaneous show CT, occas.on for which was found iE her engagement to wed. Miss Arndt was invited out that evening to dine cs the guest of Miss Mae Hasler, an intimate friend and also of the Phelps Dodge store, where Mss Arndt has been enc of the most loy2- able and esteemed of the large staG for several years. Following the dinner, Mss Hasler inveigied Miss Arndt into attendance fer sn hour as the theatre, after which they repair cd to Miss Arndts home. Upon al- rival there they found the residence in the possession of about twenty cf
 Miss Arndt's lady friends. They had been busy with the.r arrange ments and had the rooms charming ly decorated in keeping with the cc- casion. There was a very extensive array of presents, all of the choicest kind Following presentations, which VI tn the attendance of her trienGs tcok Miss Arndt completely by sur prise. games were indulged in, ur'-
 
 wiches and coIee, ice cream and caEe were served. On the whole, the eyeut was voted by those who had the pleasure of attendance to nave been one os the most delightful in which they had ever engaged. De parture was made at a late hour with all exceedingly pleased. Among the shower gifts bestowed on Miss Arndt was many pieces Of very beautiful GU, glass, handsome handpain,e' plates and much fine linen. Those in attendance were: Misses Erna ATnGs, Cara Arndt Margaret Akard Ethel Hancock, HelenLaInb, Eva Sutty, isa- belle Collage. Jessie Shadbolt, Pattie REnsella, Ella Callahan, Lee CallSl han, Eva Masken, Mae Elsler, Louie Warren, Anna L-utzen, Barbara Shear cry and Mrs. Baugh.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
LADIES' AID MEET

At the home of Mrs A. Q. Friedel on Mason hill Thursday afternoon the ladies of the several aid societies Of the churches of the city gathered in another of the delightful social ses. sIcns which they have been enjoying during the summer season at the homes of members. These sessions have not given attention to business but have had the excellent result oi keeping up organization and interest among memLers at home. They Will shortly give way to the Tegrlar Work meetings Of the society. With Mrs. rriedel the ladies enjoyed musical program which included some very charming numbers by Miss Florence Patton and Miss Lois Wilson on violin and piano. A contest game aitordeo much amusement during the alter noon. The rooms in which the guests gathered were beautifully decorated with ferns and flowers. Light refresh' mepts were served. The occasion was held to be one of the most pleasing of the season.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
AN AUTO PARTY

A uniuue but very charming man ner of entertainment was that extend ed a number of friends on Wednesday in honor of Mrs Hitchins. by Mrs. Mark p. Jobns. cf Warren. Mrs. Johns arranged automobiles for her guests and took them to Douglas, where delightful luncheon served a. the Gadsden was feature that was very nlessing at the close of tEe happy drive that had been enjoyed. Follow ing the luncheon the ladies returned to the automobiles and were driven about Douglas to view that city ana its points of interest, a visit to the Douglas Country club being included Return home was made in the late afternoon in time for dinner. The cutting was the first of the kind on so large scale and as specially ar ranged occasion for the entertalnmeut of guests. It's very decided success wsu doubtlsss have result in otneI parties Of the kind during the ran and winter season.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
EoR MIss LANNEAu

What will undoubtedly prove 10 be a most delightful affair, is the dance tomorrow night at the Country club, given in honor of Miss Margaret Ian neau. The invitations are out and the names of the gentlemen under whose directions the dance is being ar ranged. assure a complete success and very enjoyable evening. The arrange nents committe is composed of Messrs. Will Solomon, Sim Chase, O.. W. Wolf. Ben S Chase, J. V. Pettey, H. L. Sugg, L. s. Davenport and I. F. Burgess Special cars will he run at s and s:3O to the Country club for the occasion. Dancing will begin at g. At the close Of the affair special cars win be run back to the city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
-n nEEr Mlss lANNEAU

n, thursday evering a Ners hafss gsl, oroygd of young people gathered 4. 'ns 'iS ,,oT,e of MT. ard Mrs. B. s Chase S,' ,Sason hill to participate n Esfy uS l;shtfgl musicale arranged by BIT. '. ails Wrs. Chase in honor or ana to 'i'' ,heir house guest, Miss l'AiineeS, insaS,-,s, q Berlendis. a very talenteu ,r'..-.i aiec. VI lso, ,so,,5 a number of beautiful seiec' ..ars ...,.o' r.its the aeoonpsnimeHt et s'h | 4oaise Peyer and Miss Seisii Clisl E Al F--sas5 aauer with maHooiiA ahe .le E,a 'c6sse ana E Ernest fsssets wisi' s~ai,ars The effect won fr,lni tiles striue instruments by the players n upison was very charming and gfeAtis enjoyed. During the evening cs -nts refreshments were serEed- Ite osee aien al the end was voted by the laiEe number in attendance one Of the mosl deIightful of the season
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
ENTpuslAsTic suFFRAeIsT

Mrs. Scheil and two little children were here rom Tucson with pr. scheu during the week. being guests al the Copper Queen hotel. Mrs. Scheli enjoys coming to BisDee and Wlth friends she has here always nnos heE visits pleasurabie. Women no" pc ing endowed with suffrage, Mrs ce5ali ear be looked upon as among tns tsad,srs in the affairs cf the state, hsiua enthusiastic tn her reception oi ths Voie ana having vide aeqFa4lsnt' aRee and much influence anotg 70 r6eu=of ene state. She takes anneh in' terest in politics and ls' a natural leader Beside her acquaintance with vs-ner s1th whom she has worked in .bsaa1f of suffrage in the state, she aisc enjoys the acqGaiztanee and esteem of many political leaders of the oppo sits sex.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
PADS AND FASHIONS.
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 placed Tw separate guimpes which are shown in a charming variety both Iow-necked and with a high collar.
 Chinese motifs promise to sup plant the crude Balkan designs ct last spring, where co'oTed embroif cry is used for neckwear. Willie the foundation Of these collars during the summer has mainly been of cot. ton crepe, vOile or linen. silks an2 K crepes will be used in the win ter. although cotton materials will be used to some extent.
 One Cs the Paris fashion writers says that the silhouette of the lash ionable woman in Paris is quie di.- ferent from what t was six mont2s ago. Even there was a draping that was only suggested. Now the drap- ing has disappeared and there are outstanding voIants similar to these employed by the ballet dancers These ruffles are anything from few inches to three-auarters of yard in width, and when the marrow oues are used they often cover the entire skirt from belt to hem. N-th the very wide ones two or only one is considered suhicg tt While il- lusion compOses many of these r1f- aes particularly when the foundation .s of satin or taffets, as is most often the case fin the best kinds of dresses If inc ruffe is wide it must be double, for then 1t is not so easily crushed and always stands out to be caught by the breeze White anc black is the scheme of these gowns inc skirt of white and the rufh-n5 oi black, with g bright color in the s'sf Fnnles if Ethsrs ibs but ,oae ! put aroans the hips. starting four oi , fva inches from the high waistband Without a sash the effect would mol be pleasing, but the long, soft sasf breaks the stiG line prettily
 The big sash. which in some easel might de called a tunic. is becoming more important all the time. O.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
FROM MOUNTAIN VISITS

Among those who returned the end of the week from delightful vacation gojourns in the HUaohucas. with mead quarters at BerHer's, where Ailie SowIea and famny, Mrs. Conrad. and Miss Barger. They where driven homo in the Fletcher automobile and brought report of al Warren district people having fine time in the mount ains. There are still c larg nambef there. At BerneTs the last week ia reported to have been one of tee best in the season, with plenty oi life and eaiety for all. Among those at the re sort is . party of ten from Tucson the members Of which are highly en .husiastic over the Huachucas as summering place. Another party oi ten from Tucson will join the present one at Berner's today.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
couNrRY cLuR AEEAIR.

A number of members of the War reH District Country club have ar ranged to make autimobile parties to Douglas today 10 accept the invita- tion of th eDouglas Country club to attend the bali game this afternoon between the club members and the 9th Cavalry officers. Start of the Warren district contingent will be made between and o'clock this afternoon. which will permit arrival in Douglas in time for tn opening of the 5aIl game at 9 o'clock Douglas hos pitality will be eXtenGe dand it is certain that those who avail them selves of the invitation, rhich is gen eral Co Country Club members, will have Q very pleasant time.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
SPANISH DINNER.

4 Spanish dinner was given Sot. urday evening. August 16. by Miss Anna White in honor of the Misses Verfurths. who are spending their va cation in this city The color scheme was white and green and was most successfully carried out in decorating the rooms. Places were laid for 15. Progress. we whist furnished amusv- ment for the remainder of the even ing. the prizes being awarded to Miss Mary Verfurth and Mrs. W. F. Me Keel an. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. JOhn Verfurtb, hir. and Mrs. ". F. McKeehan, Mrs. George Poole, Mrs. R. La Moore; MessTs Ed King. Ernest Thomas, Ralph Veriurth Car ToI Thomas: Misses Dorothy Yer. furth, Mary Yerfurth, Geraldine Ryan, Cora White and Anna White. All de- claTed the evening a most enjoyable one.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
COMES BACK WITH PLEA8uRE.

A letter from Miss Alice Spes'm1H of the Bisbee school teachers ceTp5, the end of the week announced that she would be home some time ddr- ing the week. Miss Spel!man added that she would be delighted 10 get back to Arizona, and particularly Bis bee climatic conditions, as she mad been swCItering for three months la Kansas, her former home. Mss Spellman accompanied her letter with a heat record in Frankfort, Kansas, for July and August calculated to put Arizona heat records at their hest 10 distinct shame During these months the Kansas therommeEeE showed l04 almost as regular thing each day.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24

some of the latest dresses it is en- tirely different in fabric and color from the rest of the costume. Big bright pIaids are used, also light or
 ark grounds OF which are pattern1C big spots. circles, scrolls, etc, while ome of the more elaborate costumes have a haud-painted sash.
 Ameng the prettiest novelties Of inc season is the butterfly wrap which a famous maker has designed and which deserves great popularity At the center or the back is a caboch- on of jewels, ioug and limiting of the fbdy of the butterfly. From this many folds of soft figured silk radi- ate. When the wrap is closed in front there are radiating folds on each side The entire wrap is aoUnd with a contrasting band of silk and here and there are motifs cf jewels and embroidery to suggest the mark in-s of the butterays wings.
 It is undeniably true that the high "a fstliue gives a youthful touch 10 a dress and that is the reason women 10 not like to abanGon it. It has been ,atained by the majority of design CTS for dance frocks, house dresses and evening gowns with trains. Equal ly prominent is the normal line, with n bread sash which suggests the jp- per line of a high attachment. A change is also available in the point ed Basque effects launched by sev- eraI des sners of fashions. This, with he Marie Antoinette fichu and pan ples will be becoming for slender women who prefer the quaint lines cf court dress.
 The hat must be tilted up at the side CT the back now. This turn in millinery style is a welcome reliei from the close styles that almost i .s- aeured v.opeB n the sgrng and ear y sumhiefS t WIlf be hailed HTth ioyi for women who have beautiful ha'T aaturally wish to show it
 The tilted brim Is held high by ban deaux. sy wire that shapes the brim away from the face or by masses o' flowers, ribbons, loops CT gauge or velvet.
 FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
AUCTION sRiDcE PARTY

At her home on ClawsOn Hill. Mrs. E. F.. Ellinwood entertained in heI usual charming manner for Miss Caryll EsterbrOOk on Wednesday aft ernooE. Auction bridge, of which there were three tables, was a fea- turc fthe much enjoyed afternoon. Miss EsteTbrcok was awarded the prize for points and Mrs. H. B. Hun ter received the prize for high honors A profusion Of very beautiful flowers in evidence in the rooms and lending greatly 10 their high attractivenessr came from the garden of Mrs. Gohrine at Warren, being presented Mrs. Ellin wood by Mrs. GOhring. Delicious re- treatments were served in the course of the afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
RETt,RNINe FAST

Mrs. EsterbTook and her daughter. Miss Caryll, who have been here for a visit with her daughter. Mrs. Mudd at the home of inc latter at Warren. will terminate their stay today, when they start ou the return trip to their home in New York. Their stay here las been with several very pleasurable gatherings to meet them and they leave behind many friends made dur ilrg their all too short visit who hope that they will find occasion for ire guent visits in tie future.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
LEAvE FOR SCHOOL.

Some very popular Bisbee young people leave today for Los Angeles in the persons ot Carl, Frances, Heller and Marie Lippert. They go there tC attend school during the coming school year Mrs LippeTt accom panies them and will establish a home in the city for the year, returning to Tisbee for the vacation period of next year. Mrs. Lippert, her hospitable home an dher children will be much missed here during the nine months in Los Angeles. The well wishes of all accompany this family.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
ro WEn sooN

Announcement is out of the engage. ment of Miss ETna Arndt and John Pearce. Miss Arndt is of one of the oldest and most esteemed Bisbee fam lilies, a graduate of Bisbee High school and a most charming and accom- plished young lady who has none but friends in the district NIT. Pearce has long been one of the most trusted and capable men in the, Copper Queen mechanical department Following the wedding. which is to he at early date, the young couple will go on an extended honeymoon trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
oIp couNIRY DANCE

4 very unique and interesting dance was that given at the K. c. hail last Saturday night, when a large crowd gathered to enioy the occasion. There lived in the old Country. Every other dance was a typical Old Country dance and much enjoyment was had In them. Some good singing added to the pleasure of the evening. Re treatments were served.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
A pl EAsANr AT HoME

wrs Henry g. Hollis entertainer with a very pretty At Home Ines- dav afternoon at her Warren resi- aence. in honor Of Mrs. Esterbrook. CT New York. The rooms utilized for inc occasion were very beautifuliy decorated with an abundance oi roses and sweet peas. very tastefuliy ar ranged. The bouquets of the tioWers filled the air with delightful scent There were upwards of twenty ladies invited and the plans for their enter tainment were very charmingly car, ried out Mrs. Hollis was assisted with reception of the guests by Mrs. ss.ggl9 gaG sags ISss5g IlGa ss saf gH.po dT, rendered several piano. selections in her usual charming and highly skilled manner to the large pleasure of those present. Mrs. Thompson added fur. ther<to the pleasure Of the musical program with vocal selection of power and sweetness which were very charm ing,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
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INFORMAL TEA

On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Hagy entertained at her delightful home in Warren with an informal tea, the hcnor guest, Mrs. SsteTbIoos. 4 large number of ladies were received and the occasion made very delightful one by the charming hostess. The rooms were decorated with flowers, which were present in much abund. Ss'ce and in very pleasing arrange ment
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
CONCLUDES VISIT.

Mrs. George H. Kelly yesterday concluded a visit Of a week in the city. during which she was guest at the Copper Queen hotsl with Mir, Kelly. They returned to Douglas yesterday in their automobile. While here Mrs. Kelly received a number Of callers and enjoyed her stay.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
MUSICAL EVENING

Miss Emily Wilson entertained Fri day at her home on Mason hill. a mu- sical program of very delightful kind being carried out. Refreshments were served. The large number of young people in attendance had very pleasant time.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
rn rnE MouNrAlNs

Mir. and Mrs. G. C. Wildman were the guests yesterday of Mir and Mrs. s. C. Hall on an auto drive to the HUaehucas, where the party will spend today, returning to the city tomorrow. afr. Hall is the new principal of Bis bee grammar schools, arriving recent ly with Mrs. Hail from their former lome at Benson They are very charm ing people and will find much welcome doubtless in locaI social circles.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
oN VIslT IN sOUTH

Miss Beulah Bernard, for sometime of the postoffice staff. leaves today to enjcy her vacation period. Miss Bernard will visit Hot Springs Ark Shreveport. La, and Beaumont, Texas, during the three weelJs she expects to be away Friends and relatives she will meet at these points promise to keep her time well filled with pleas usable events.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
,.,rrK IN MouNIAlNs

MT and Mrs. l. F. Burgess fe.Is.iet .'5, .ta first Of last week from aeilsiil' l' S,,l onting of a week in the Il aae ? eGSs. ;,'. Tine Bisbee people in the Inoul.S.ls- Inoull.-s,,a,. .,lo ,,e ,yeeert wear exceed the nuhDel s.Is so,,nd inc way there in any pre- ,,ogs ,7g season. and they all return .ha Sa ,bnsiastic over their outings ana a,one ens ,.ossibillties ', in the mountains aions i.11r,roer resort lines in the future
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ON THEIR WAY HOME.

Mrs Quick and daughter and Miss Krigbaum are now on their way home from their extended tour in the east and in New England Letters re csbed the latter part of the week told of their departure from New York by water for New Orleans, trip on which they were counting for great deal Of pleasure.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
ALuMNi DANCE

High School Alumni association members are preparing for another of their eyer-charming dances, to be given the evening of the 2Sth- The Country club will he the place and the usual arrangement of special cars to the club house will prevail
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
rpnm EXTENDED VlsiT

Mrs. Adam Long returned the eho oF +na week from an extended yish in the middle west. principally at her former home in Indiana, and has Ie ;oinad her children. Miss Margaret Long of The Fair store and her sons in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
MAccAsEEs DANCE.

Ladies of the Maeeabee senjOyed a delightful dance at their hall on Thursday evening This womens' or g9niZaticn numbers many very charming and energetic persons, and their social affairs are always made delightful
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
SOCIAL

The Guardians of Liberty gave social at Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening. Ice cream and cake were served and delightful musical pro gram rendered. The selections gwen bv Miss I.cis Wilson on the violin and Miss Florence Patton at the piano were especially pleasing
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
oiiiEr WEDDING.

4 very quiet but exceptionally pret- ty wedding took place on Thursday evening when Miss Beautrice Hyde became the wife of Mir. J. T. Berry hill. The wedding took place at the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Warden, Rev. Fry officiated. The charming bride dressei n wsiie, WAS attended by Miss Minzie L0wey. \. NJ. Reid va sthe best man. The ne"-
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
EXTENDS A TEA

Mrs Arthur Houle, always cna IIi' ,., Loefaes entertained very deiight- fuuv Friday afternoon WIth ah LI.o- lll.o nal tea iu honor of Miss Cary I-S'e, l, troor. Ire event was at the huule .S.. Ur Mrs UouIe in Lowell and was treat.y :. criovcd by the number Of iaales ,,,si,I MnJ ca,led during the afternoon beau''iu LII Sa--c decorations prevailed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
ExpEcrEn HOME

Mrs NJ. J. Brophy and children are expected to return during the week from their visit to California. where they have been enjoying a very de liehtful season at both northern and southern reosrts.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
LUNCHEON

Mrs. F M. Cox entertained a Few friends at luncheon on Wednesday, at ope-thirty for Miss Tong, who IS leaV- ing for Mesa next week where sho will be one of the teachers in schooi there this winter. Among those m vited were Miss Tong. Mrs. '. O. MIG Grath and Miss Florence Patton.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
ursl1iNn IN EL PAso

f~s James Gasson left tTloay lo' r,, n.so y-bere she will visit for seF- - ,--oots Mrs. CassOn is larso ,la' l.'.,.,f,, owner m Warren district anu FLo'st ss ' i,s most enthusiastic believers. She goes to Fl Psso at lhiS S,l'' Sa Fen. inc hope that the chahsS N.' has M no; afeial to her health' wh'cn nos toor rho best for some time
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24

ly-weds were presented with nun ter of useful present by their friRds which are highly prized by them. After wedding the happy pair left for a honeymoon in the Hauchuca mcun- tains and on their return In a few weeks they will make their home In Warren
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
sRoM vAcATIoN WISH

Harmon, the six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Nj. Buckwalter, re- turns home today from Los Angeles, where he has been enjoying memo rable and delightful vacation with Mr. Buckwalter.s parents. tI
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
MONTHLY DANCE

The regular monthly dance or til. Fraternal Brotherhood was held WeI' nesdav evening at the K. r. hall. Tbase dances have become feateres .C; which are looked forward to "ith great measure and have won S, con, efartlv increasing attendance. nat or "wednesday night was larseiy av tended and most enjoyable to all cor cerned.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
FROM DOUGLAS

Mrs Arthur Houle had the pleas uTe of entertaining one day during the week Mrs. Hotchkiss aRl Mrs. Cantrsil, friends from Douglas, the ladies coming for a brief visit.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24

Mir and Mrs. Burgess returned last Sunday from a very pleasant weeks outing in the HusehCca Mountains.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
MoToREp TO DOUGLAS

Dr and Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Harmon. sister of Mrs Hunt motored to Doug las Thursday to spend the day with friends. enjoying. a very pleasant trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
DINNER PARTY

Mrs. P M. Buckwalter entertained few friends Thursday evening at her hcmc on Higgins hill with a very delightful dinner party.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
ERnM NAcArlnN

Miss Della Barger will return tc- morrow from a two weeks outing, which has been most enjoyably pass ed in the Huaehuca mountains.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
ON VISIT TO COAST

MT. and Mrs. Henry $. Hollis. of Warren, have gone to the coast for two weeks visit, during which time they will visit various points of in terest.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
ALUMNI DANCE

the dance scheduled by the Alumni association Thursday. August 2S. will be postponed until Monday, SePtem- her 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
REruRNEp FROM COAST

Mrs. Collins and Mrs. McQuilliam have returned from a months outing spent at Los Angeles and the beaches.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
HERE FoR A MoNTH

Mrs. Francis Carothers of Oklahoma City is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. E. Gibson of Clawson hill for a month.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-08-24
FRoM suMMeR vAcATIoN
BACK FROM HuAcHucAs

Mrs. and Miss PeHnypaeker are at home again from their summer trip.