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Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
AT CARDS AND MUSIC

Mr. and Mrs. Avery Wilson enter eained a number of friends very pleas ,rably at their home on NacO read Wednesday evening at cards. Foui hundred was the game of the evening For those who did not play there were musical selections. Miss Grace Glen wood and Mrs. J. B. Hart rendering piano and violin selections which were much enjoyed. Light refresh ments were served during the eyening and guests departed at late heul voting their host and hostess very de .ightful entertainers
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
EXCELLENT WORK IN
 BEHALF HE DISTRICT
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AtOLl ds7t oG committee. makes a special study of each case that comes to her atten- tion and all contributors are assured that the poor of the district will se- ceive her attention. All possible in her power will be done to relieve their pltable condition in the hest and most satisfactory manner.
 Anyone desiring .c make contribu- tions, either in money, wearing appar- ell or other commodities can do so by calling up Miss Cummings and an agent of the committee will call for the contributions without delay.
 The committee is to be congratulat- e5 on the splendid work they did and the excellent results obtained in the uast and the public is assured that tn interest of the committee will not he lacking this year in seeing that She poor of the district will be com fortably supplied with the necessities of life.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
GIRLS eLeg CLUB

A department in which there is much interest being taken in the High School this year is that Of the musical director. Miss Mccall. The Glee Club she has organized. among the students of the school Is progress ing famousiy and is winning a great deal of praise for the ability Of the director. The members are enthl- siagtic about their work.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
BASKET BALL TEAM

Another High school departure in which the girls are taking a great deal of interest is that of gymnastics. Their basket bali team is m particd- lar very pleasing to them and is nak- ing splendid progress in the training course. The girls are confident that they will win victories this season which will do them and the school much credit The first of the weeil an election of officers was held at which Miss Bessie Gill was chosen captain and Miss Anna Wallace man 3ger.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
TO BANQUET GRAND OFFICER

Next Wednesday evening, Bisbee Eastern Star will extend banquet in honor of Mrs. June Brown, of Yuma. Grand Worthy Matron of Arizona. who will be here as the guest of the Bisbee members of the order on that day and also for the purpose of an official visit During the evening there will be initiatory work, and later the banquet will be enjoyed. It promises to be very largely attend ed and pleasant affair. On Thursday evening there will be an Eastern Star dance.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
nIoH SCHOOL PARTY

About 200 very jolly young people enjoyed the party given by the High School pupils on Friday evening at the Central School building. Every pupil was present, besides most every one brought friend as guest. The hall was prettily decorated in the class coIors, red and gray Informal dancing was enjoyed by most of those present, while others indulged in play ing various games during the evening Delicious fruit punch was served.
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won much applause. Miss Watson. )f the Central school, was a gypsy
 i~l and told fortunes during the eve ming. She wore beautiful gown of |yellow and blue ornameuted with angles, beads and fringe, and quite outdone in beauty and skill tue best of the real folk she impersonated. Miss Mover borrowed real baby for the occasion and represented a grand. mother so well that many were really dece.yed. Mrs. Bailey was awarded the prize for the most unique costume
 representing a little country girl and being very funny One of the most in teresting features of the evening in point of holding the attention of the assemblage was tlte elopement
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
GAVE FRIENDS THE SLIP

Accompanied by Mrs. R. !. Scott and J. ". Baker, as bridesmaid and best man respectively, T. E. Locker and Mrs. Kettle Short left on Nednes- day for Tucson, where they were mar, ried soon after arrival at the Niiiar1 rotel. They left shortly thereafter for the coast, where they will spend -ome weeks on a honeymoon trip. ID leaving the city quietly and wedding in Tucson, the couple gave the silp ,o A number of friends in the dlstfici who had anticipated the pleasure oi making their wedding and departur one of the usual notably lively ones that Blsbee folks are in the haDit ol extending their friends.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
VISIT THE MINES

Bisbee affords no more delightful innovation for those unfamiliar with underground workings than a trip into the mines. A party which great ly enjoyed a trip underground in the Copper Queen mines Wednesday eve, ming was composed of Mir. and Mrs. Hawthorne, Miss Watson and MT. Owen. These trips by way of profit ably and pleasurabiy filling the eve. nings promise to become more pop diar than ever during this fall and winter.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
VISITING THEIR BROTHER

Mir. and Mrs. T. O. McGrath of Warren, are the hosts of Mir. Me. Grath's sisters, Mrs. Edward Littletor and Miss Helen MeGrath. who ar, rived not long ago to make thelt brother and his wife a short visit They came from Spokane, which is the home of Miss McGrath, by way of Seattle and the west coast. On leaving, some time during the latter part of this week, they will take the route via Houston and other southern cities to Des Moines, Iowa, the home of Mrs. Littleton Wednesday night they were escorted by a party of friends to view the beauties of the Shattuck mines crystal cave, 300 feet be'ow the surface, and have been the recipients of other pleasing en- tertainment since here, Those who have had the pleasure of meeting the very charming ladies only regret that their stay is not to be longer.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
THE FALL OPENINGS

Among other things which have ae' tied from the spirit of eneo's.l'n, D. ;ag inc last several weeks, the iAii ,aen,rgs .l1e o,f the stores of Bisbee have sisssa cepspic'ious. Io; fsl ,s, ,sss eas ever before made so s os''s r ", ,s~ ' fer. z 2 the ladies of the district in iIs s,a-es hey have displayed a srea
 deal that has commanded admiration and deserved it. And they are s.in getting it. The ladies of the istriet are as yet by no means thTouga look
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
COMES TO RESIDE

Ladies of the Baptist church in particular are finding pleasure in the arrival during the week Of Mrs. H. N Edwards, wife of their newly chosen pastor. who but recently came to take charge of the church. Mrs. Edwards. came from Sedalia, Mo, where she was for some time confined in hos pital, under treatment which greatly benefited her health In the Bisbee climate. with which she is already much taken, she hopes to speedily re, gain full health
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
Bisbee and Warren District ozaIMSs ISOOIGTl.gz Rs. l--------- = lg|Ysss'' &,|xs,ss
SOCIETY EDITORS PHONE NUMBER 4so

vocal solos. Dainty refreshments were served after the musical. Those present were: Mesdames Stalling. santner Burns. Beddow, Campbell. and Wilson; Misses Wittig. Scott. Wilson, Patton, Beddow and Phillips; and Messrs. Griffin. Williams, Doney. Crum, Hudson. Burns, Chatheld and Wittig.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05

party of which Mrs Allen and Mir. Cochran were the principals. They were captured only after the wedding ceremony. when lively eharivari was carried out in realistic manner. An orchestra, composed of Messrs- Chase, Beyer and Butler, dressed in fantastic hobo costumes and repre- sentng a hobo orchestra diseoursed excellent music during the evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

Mrs Joseph Stevens of Jones Hhi was very happily surprised al nel home Friday evening. when number cs friends Of herself and husband Soot, possession of their home and be ,.n to dispense beautiful presents to is ssrs stevens. the occasion being Ter birthday. After this surprise hau been enjoyaply rendered, the guests began spreading the din'ngroom taD'e m .,itb good things they had brought to aa+ A social evening was then speii' in games and music
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in variety of design. There were lean c-oxns, fat clowns, big clowns and little clowns, all with special marks of individuality about their getups and many of them representing a marked degree of work and talent
 Then there was a hayseed farmer
 represented by Mir Hays, who upheld his costume with a very decided de, gree of ability and kept behoiders in an uproar. MT. Owens, of the Hiel
 School faculty, carried the part of Mephistophles with much skill The part of distinguished Irish gentle man represented excellent character sketch carried by Mir Vaughan Mrs. Hawthorne and Miss Irene Buckett shone as the Gold Dust Twins and
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
TREBLE CLIFF CLUB

Eighteen ladies were present at the Y. w. C. A. Monday evening to at, tend the first meeting of the Treble Clef club class in civics. The pur' pose of the class is to better qualify the members for the exercise of sgf frage and citizenship. Prot Phil brook has direction of the course oi instruction. The ladies are enterine enthusiastically into the work and ex pect to accomplish a great deal dur ing the ensuing months.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05

ing and buying and enjoying. It has. been very much of a treat tc them and 1t is also very decided addition al attraction in the matter of resi- denee in the district this enterprise on the part of its large stcTes which enables the women folk of Bisbee to see all the prettiest things Of the sea son and to be able to get them at home.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
PLEASANT PARTY

The Misses Grace, EJith and May Madison entertained very delightfully."- at their home in Tombstone canyon on Wednesday evening, when they had for their guests about twenty-five Of their young friends Music, dane ing and cards were enjoyed during the evening, at the close Of which s hearty lunch was enjoyed, served by the yung ladies from dainties which they had brought with them.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
womANs CLUB OPENS SEASON

With Mrs. Freq JuHT and Mrs w. Roberts as hostesse5, the Bisbse Womans club held the initial meet ing of the fall and winter season al inc Woman's club building on Quality uiI Friday afternoon. The attend ance was large. about twenty-five mamhers being present, and the meet ing a very gratifying one in every way. Mrs. Juiiff, the president TOT tba ensuing year extended greetlhsS and announcements. Miss Cariotta Mover was elected vice president .h +bn nlace of Mrs. Peabody. whose re r,oyal to Los Angeles made vacancy in tbis office. letter from MT ,-avson one of the leading meTneels .s .ho Tucson Woman's club, was rsad in which she announced that tIe services of a University professor ID . lecture series would be made ava.i- osio = the Bisbee club if desired ,.,,,,,ncament was made of mas a.,srs-le hall to Be given on the eve
 z,. of october 90 at the club, at ,rbicb there is anticipated a very ell sovolle time. Miss Florence Patton -o,dared two very beautiful music ai .o,aotions from memory. to the de- 1,aht cf those present. Delicious re treatments were served in the loi ', og light and dark cake, cohee aho .,h,nned cream ana candies. Among .-.nor,ant matters considered In the af.ernoon was that of arrangeillell1 ra' for collections of clothing ana o'hsl % contributions for the aid or nee"s noor
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
FANCY COSTUME PARTY

One of the largest and most attfac' tive functions given under 'he s au
 n;ees of Y. W. C. 4. social commi11s1' s.s- I thase affairs are constantly grow sag in public interest and attendance ,sss ! fasicv cssfnme patty gtSen hos forq ago More than one hllaai co neon'e were in attendance. numDsr, !, sa ladies. snd gentlement from all avor me district. The costumes were many and varied in attractiVeness' clown make ups appeared to enjoy narticular favoritism, but lacked nonf
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
LUNCHEON PARTY

number of young friends of Miss Vera Jones were entertained at luncheon party one day the past wech at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. s. T. Jones' A color scheme ol blue and white was tastefully car ,iad out in table decorations and othe' embellishments. After the delighttG luncheon had been served, games aa5 music occupsed the program of enter tainment for the guests.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
TO SPEND THE WINTER

The pleasures of Bisbee winter weather have brought at least one person here for a trial, Mrs Watson. mother of the English teacher in the High school. having arrived during the week from her home in Cham pagne, III. She win remain with her daughter until the spring.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
WILL VISIT FRIENDS

While she left osteasihly for a vist with her sister in Los Angles the latter part of the week, Miss Bertha Wallner really left for a visit to Europe, where she will spend the winter in travel Miss WaIner is a sister of Mrs. Zundell and has been with her here. After Q short visit n Los Angeles she will go to New York. sailing from there aext month for Europe.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
MUSICAL AT WARREN

musical of much charm and meIi'
 s S5i,ysst,s ison On Thursday evening at the bams of Mr. and Mrs. Wv. Bos1ro'1nl
 s, Warren. Miss Florence Patton ,,lsvec some very beautiful selections op ahes piano Miss Lois Wilson charmed those present with her swee' violin playing. Mr. Arnold Dones rendered some especially pieasihs
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
VISITING MRS. M. j. sRoPHY

Mir. and Mrs. M A, Anderson, nee Miss Helen Flannigan are here rom Oakland. California, as the guests U Mrs Anderson's sister, Mrs. M. j. Rropbv. They have been touring the state of Arizcna, and will probably re main in Bisbee for several months, Mrs. Anderson will be remembered as the charming young sister oi Mrs Brophv. whom she visited here about two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
MRS. CAMPBELL HOSTESS

At the Country Club on Wednesday Mrs. E. C. Campbell, of Warren en' tertained with a delightful seven course luncheon at o'clock, which was greatly enjoyed by the foliowlns ladies: Mesdames Shoemaker, Cieary Curry. Goode, Gallagher and Camp bell. Cards was pleasant diversion Of the afternoon, following this very pretty luncheon.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
GUEST OF HONOR

Mrs. Gland Gibson, of Warren. was the hostess, on Tuesday at a lunch con which she gave in honor of Mrs. Shoemaker. Those privileged to be present at this charming little func- tion were, Mesdames Shoemaker, Pierson, Cleary. Curry, Campbell, Wi liamson and Gibson.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
NEEDED AT HIGH NOON

A very pretty wedding took place at neon yesterday when Mir. Franb Ross and Miss Lucile Walser were married. The bride looked charming in a travelling gown of tan broa j. cloth, with hat to match. MT. and Mrs. Ross left in the o'clock train for a honeymoon trip to Los Angeles
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
BRIDGE PARTY

A charming recent event was the luncheon and bridge party with which Mrs. Arthur Houle entertained nun. Der of her women friends at her home Tn Lowell. The rooms were particu- laTly attractive with their tasty ard pretty decorations and a most enjoy. able afternoon was passed by those present.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
INFORMAL TEA

A delightful informal affair was piy, en one afternoon last week at the home of Mrs. H. s. Mudd. of Warren e efcious tea and cake were dispensed during the afternoon and Mrs. Mudd voted a most Charming hostess, oy all present.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
DINNER PARTY AT CLUB

Mir and Mrs. Fred SutteT were the hosts at a delightful eightcourse din ner, which they gave Friday evening at the Country club. Covers were laid for eight The decorations were of ferns, which lent an added attrse' tion to the occasion. Cards was a pleasant diversion of the party during the evening
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
AT HOME WITH SON

The many friends of Mfr. and Mr3. W. A. Schwartz will be delighted to learn that Mrs Schwartz and young son, have arrived home on Mason hill from the Copper Queen hospital, from where they departed on Friday, and are receiving their friends very hap pily.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
LADIES AID SOCIETY

The Ladies Aid society held a meet. ing on Thursday afternoon, and elect ed the following officers, Mrs. Cain. president, Mrs. Perry. vice president. Mrs. Forey, secretary, Mrs. Cochran. treasurer. The session was a very pleasurable and profitable one.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
HOME FROM THE FAST

Mrs Joseph Mitchell and children returned home during the week from a very delightful vacation of three months, during which they visited among relatives and friends in Mis- souri, Illinois and Wisconsin
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
FROM NAco

Mrs. FoisCm, of Naco, wife of the post master of that place. was in Bisbee visiting friends for several days the past week.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05

When the chest feels On fire and the throat burns, you nave indigestion, and ycu need HERBINE to get rid ot the disagreeable feeling. It drives out badly digested food, strengthens the stomach and prrifies the bowels. Price soc. Sold by Bisbee Drug Co. -kdv 63
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
MRS. GALLAGHER ENrgRTAlns

Mrs. H. N. Gallagher entertained with a dinner party on Thursday eve hing at her pretty home in Warren.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
ooes TO DOUGLAS

Miss Mamie Howe left last night for Douglas where she VII attend a sociable given by the F. R. A. T. club of that city She will return on Mon day.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-05
CHICAGO TEACHERS BEST DRESSED IN
 AMERICA, SAYS MRS ELLA FLAGG YOUNG

Since instruction in art became part of the curriculum of the Chi cago public schools, the school teach CTS of that city have become the best dressed teachers in the country. At least Mrs. Ella Flagg Young, Chicago superintendent of schools and a countrywide school traveller, thinks so.
 Tt is entirely due to the study of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
POP" GEERS WINS
HIS FIRST RACE
Veteran Driver Lands in Front
With Bertha Carey at
Cleveland Meet.

Cleveland. Ohio. July 10.-With ap-
parent ease Marigold. Rodney driving,
carried off the Ohio stake in to-day's
big event OF tho grand circuit racing
in straight heats. The veteran. Pop"
Geers. who until to-day had not won
a heat, took first in the championship
pacing sweepstakes and the 2:15 trot
2:l4 pace. took the event in straight
heats
The biggest field that has faced the
starter SO far scored for the $4,000
Ohio stake for 2:l0 trottcrs. a doz-
en- horses were given the word for the
first heat which Marigold won. two
lengths ahead OF Tommy Horn. the ia
Vorite. In the second heat, Tommy
Horn got away IN front. but MarigolG
won handily. The third heat was a re-
petition. pop" Geers. the dean of
Grand Circ4-t, landed his first heat win
ner in the meeting in the 2:l5 trot.
fairly lifted Bertha Carey under the
wire a winner Summary:
2:14 class pacing, three heats; purse
81. 200-Stetbrino Lad. CHI. h., won; Ellis
worth r.. br. s., second: Isaac b.. be-,
third. Best time. 2:07 IA
Tho Ohio stake. 2:10 trotting, three
heats; purse 5O00-NIarigold. b. M.
won; Tommy Horn. b. g.. second; Lady
Grattan, ch. m, third. Best time,
2:o7 Ia.
2:15 class trotting. in 3; purse ST.
Russell. b. g.. second; Baby Axworthy,
b. e., third. Best time. 2:11 IA.
Championship pacing sweepstakes.
in 8, 81, 900 added--Don penamere. bh.,
won; Evelyn w, b. M, second Earl, Jr.,
&. l.. h., third. Best time, 2:04 Ia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
AMERICAN PLAYERS
WIN TENNIS TOURNEY
Mclaughlin and Williams Take Measure of German
Experts Californian, After Losing Two Sets,
Returns to Form and Finally Lands Victory

service. than 1t has for the Rritt.,,
player who is accustomed to the softer
grass courts and placed services.
America has nothing to complain or
on the days work. for, although
Froitzheim was hardly expected to
romp away with the first two sets In
the manner he did, tho match was
saVen In q highly creditable manner.
In tho same way Williams never looked
ike Anything other than a. winner. al
though he dropped tho third Set VIII
Hams has very winning personality.
and with a little more experience viii
reaoh the top rung of the tcnnis lad
der. The success Of the American team
IN this match Is now practically as
sured. but 1t would create no surprise
II the doubles went to the Germans.
Williams easily proved his superior
lty over kroutzer, and had tho upper
hani In all but one set. when the
American did not appear TO get a good
start, and then appeared to take mat
ters easy during this set only TO como
back stronger than ever In the fol-
lowing set The German was not as
steady as his previous matches have
Indicated him to be.
Mclaughlin. for some unapparent
reason. did not reach his form in the
first set. and 1t was late in the SEQ
ond before no showed that no had
reached the form exhibited by him in
the British championship last week.
During tho first two sets the Amert-
cans cannon ball" service worked to
advantage on rare occasions, while tho
German had Mclaughlin guessing on
many shots. Froitzheim's backhand
stroke. us we'll his beautiful long
high lobs. played havoc with tho
Americans hopes during the early
games An examination OF tho do
tailed scoro shows that Mclaughlin
lost many OF his aces on balls driven
into tho net This. coupled with tho
failure OF his sidc limo shots to como
OF an expected, nearly cost him tho
match. for it was only after games
were called 1T three-all In the tbira
set that the American champion stead.
led down and pulled away from the
German.
Mclaughlin and Hackett. OF tho
American team. VIII meet Rahe and
FIoitzhein1. of Germany. In the doubles.
II necessary. two more singles matches
will be played on Saturday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-11
CROSS IS ANXIOUS
TO FIGHT R|TCR|E

Los Angeles Cal, July 1o-Leach
Cross, his brother and manager. Sam
Waliach. accompanied by Scotty Mon
tcith, LEFT here to-day for San Fran
cisco by boat Wallach will try to in
duce Lightweight Champion Willie
Ritchie 10 consider the claims of Cross
rs challenger for the title. and is in
hopes of arranging a match in the near
future
Wallach is confident that Cross can
defeat Richie. He has received offers
from New York clubs Offering to stage
such match If 1t is made. Promoter
McCarey is also willing to put on such
card At the Vernon Arena
Joe Rivers arrived here from San
Francisco to-day and went at once to
his home. The Mexican is discouraged
over his failure TO win the title from
Richie. HIS one desire is to get n
return match. Richie will be here
tomorrow to appear with the moving
pictures OF the Tight. y private exhibit
uon Of the fight films bears out the
description OF the battle by rounds as
carried from the ringsidc.
Bud Anderson has passed the danger
point and is convalescing rapidly from
his operation for appendicitis last
Thursday evening. According to Man
agcr Donald, Anderson will not un-
dcrtake another fight for six months
Kid Williams and Charley I.edoux
tho French bantamwcight, are In tip
top form for their bout next Tuesday
night At Vernon. Each lad is training
for rushing battle and there is no
question that the Frenchman is in much
better condition than when he met and
was defeated by Eddie Campi WIZ
Hams is ten to eight favorite over
has been very little money placed on
either man