Bisbee daily review., 1913-04-27

Mir and Mrs. John Grayson. of Tue son. were guests ot Mrs. Frank Juliff last week. MT. Grayson left Monday ] for Tucson. Mrs. Grayson remaining for several days longer. A number of women interested in equal suffrage are contemplating the formation of a suffrage league here- ! All ladies interested are requested to communicate with Mrs. E. J. Fiann!- , gan. Miss Myrtle Naquin of Globe. ar rived 6y auto on Friday, for visit with friends in this city. Miss Ma quin is the daughter of N. L. Naquin, ! Globe automobile dealer formerly engaged in the furniture business here.
 Mrs. and Mrs Frank Juliff enter taiaed Friday evening in honor or their guest, Mrs. J. Fl. Grayson, of Tucson, with a bridge party. Mrs. and Mrs. Bucl;walter won first prizes and Mrs. \. c. Bledsoe and MT. Roy Sims won consolation prizes The Knights Columbus reception last Wednesday evening was one Of tie pleasant social affairs of the week The guests of the evening were the wives and sweethearts of the members. A musicale preceded the dancing. Refreshments yer served. most delightful chafing dish sup per was served from 5:S0 to 7:S0. Fri day evening by the ladies O. the Pres byterian church All formality was done away with by the unique plan of serving cafateTia style The good cheer of the affair was very decided throughout. Mrs. c. F. Phnbrook entertained at a bridge luncheon Thursday after noon, complimentary to Mrs. r. z. Wilcox. of Syracuse, New York, the guest of Mrs. A. E. Furst Covers were laid for i6 The high score prize was won by Mrs. Curry.
 Mrs. A. F. Hurst entertained at dinner on Wednesday evening in honor of Mir Hurst's birthday. Covers were laid for Mir. and Mrs. E. J.. Flannigan, Mir. and Mrs J. P. Viii Hanson. Mrs. F. 2. Wilcox. Miss Fror- ence Patton, pr. l.. c. Gonzales and Mir. and Mrs. Hurst.
 Mrs. John Grayson. house guest of Mrs. Frank Juliff during the week was the honored guest al some party or entertainment evey day during her visit On Wednes lay, Mrs. Hodgson entertained at dinner in her honor, and in the afternoon the party took an auto ride 10 Douglas. Mrs Cray son returned to Tucson yesterday.
 The Y. M c. A. hay-ride party to Warren Ranch was postponed from Tuesday for month Lady Luna lent silvery light for the occasion. as expected, but a chill wind rudely lu- terfered with the plan, making an evening indoors much more attract i've. It is hoped that when the Moon is again full the elements will be more propitious
 The Anoua Chib held their regu-. lar business meeting Thursday even ing with F. R. Reynolds. Committees ";gTe 4papoiHted to arrange for e dance to be given about the middle of May. Other committees were ap- pointed to plan for the clubs annual banquet, May 22. Election of officers will be held on that date, and the banquet follow at the Copper Queen hotel.
 The young people Of the Baptist church held a much enjoyed box sup per tuesday evening. There was a fine musical program with mandoii and guitar selections by the Misses Hart and Mir. Coles. violin solos Ey| Miss Wilson, accompanied by her mother. Mrs. Wilson. The auction ing of daintily decorated boxes cCu- taining supper was spirited and oc casioned much fun. besides netting the church $50 for the building fund
 The High School has had number Of parties. but the first that could be strictly called a class party was on Friday evening when the Senior class entertained. Other High School clas- sses and a number of outsiders were invited guests, but the guests of hon or were the Freshmen. The party was such a success that one might truthfuIly say the Seniors did things up brown. The elaborate decorations | of the hall were green; frosting on the cakes green; but the ice-crean i just everyday white and the Fresh 1 men and guests testify that it was good Dancing was the feature Of 1 the evening, with jolly games for i those who did not dance.