Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-04-20
AUCTION BRIDGE PARTY

Cashier. of Prescott. Auction Bridge
was the entertainment provided. and
Mrs c. r. Philbrook won the ladies
prize. while the gentlemen's prize was
won by Mr.. WIN Solomon. Dainty re
freshments concluded the evening,
which was one Of series of delight
ful affairs given in Mrs. Cashier
honor during her visit here with mr.
sister, Mrs Win Solomon.
Plan Chatting Dish Supper
The Women's Missionary Society 81
the Presbyterian Church held their
regular meeting on Wednesday after
noon in the church parlors. the new
president. Mrs. George Bridge, pre-
siding. Plans were made for a char
ing-dish supper which the ladies'
will serve on the evening Of Friday.
April the twenty-fifth. from half past
FIVE to half past seven.
A Small Suffrasette?
Mr.. and Mrs ID. IL White are re-
joicing over the advent of girl
haby. who arrived last Tuesday even
ing. She is the second young LADY
who has the good taste to choose Bis
bee and the ID. H. White home for
dwelling place.
= Enterfained at Bridge
Mrs. c. +. Philbrool1 entertained
number OF her friends at bridge on
last Thursday evening.
Mrs Gibson was the winner OF me
ladies' first prize and Mrs. Solomon
won the consolation prize. The gen
clemens first prize was won by MT.
solomon. while Mr.. Hollis received the
consolation prize GUESTS VINO en-
loved Mrs. Phiibrooks hospitality
were Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Gibson, Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson
Mrs. and Mrs. Mckee, Sir. ana Airs'
Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. y. c. Bledsoe,
Mr.. and Mrs +. ]. Bledsoe, MI. AM
Mrs. Conolley, Mr. and Mrs. CooEei'
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess, Mr. ana MIS-
Hollis. Mrs Cashier. of Prescott MFs'
Wolfork. of Little Rock, Arkansas
Mrs Flora, Mrs. Moore, and MIS-,
Brewster.
Plan Party.
A pleased and profitable meeting
was held by the Catholic Ladies AT
TAR Society ard St. GATHERINGS Ala
Sacietv on Thursday afternoon, IN
the parlors Of the Knights OF Column
hus Club House. The regular routine
business of both. societies was dis
hosed OF and the ladies devoted the
rest OF the afternoon TO sewing and
pleasaut chat The ladies announce
a card party at the Knights of Col
llmbus Hall on the evening OF May
second. RefFes hments we're server
at the close of The meeting by the
hostess of the day. Mrs. Ecker
card Party
marty .of forty-two guests en-
s6yed 'ttsxk lies1itsfity Of sarss W. h
flora on Thursday, April tenth
Cards we're the feature of the enter
tsinment. and dainty refreshments
added TO the enjoyment OF the even
ing.
Luncheon.
Mrs. Paul Buckwalter entertained
twelve ladies at luncheon at
noon last Monday, Mrs. Edward a.
Cashier was the guest Of honor ana
after the luncheon the ladies spent the
afternoon playing auction bridge
A DUPLICATE PARTY
Mrs. Edward A. Cashier was the
honor guest at a duplicate party given
by Mrs. Frank Bledsoe on last Tues
day evening. There were four tables.
piano selections were played ~
Miss Patton and Miss Smell while
the guests enjoyed the refreshmenrs s.
which were served by dainty youus
girls.
CLUB DANCE
The Knights Of Columbus dance on
last Thursday evening was a most
ENJOYABLE affair There were no dec
,,rations. but II It's so that ~the orna-
ments of a house are the guests who
frequent it, then certainly the fair,
wholesome young girls In their sum
mer shimmeTing gowns were OTna-
ments of which any house might be
proud Guests to the number Of 10
couples participated in the party
Fruit punch was served during the
evening.
MRS. HURsT's GUEST
Mrs. F. Wilcox, of Syracuse, New
York. arrived in Bisbee on Thursday
afternoon for sn extended visit with
her friend, Mrs. A E. Hurst.
RETURNED HOME
Mrs. Edward A. Cashier, who has
been the house guest OF her sister
Mrs. w. Solomon for some time, left
Thursday for her home IN Prescott.
En- route she viii visit friends IN Tue
son for a few days. Mrs. Solomon
accompanied her sister TO Tucson, and
is aIse visiting friends in that city.
LEFT TUESDAY
Mr.. T. r Allen Lett 'Bisbee on
Tuesday Cor Prescott.
SCHOOL PARTY
One Of the events of the season
was the party given on Frtzsy even
ing by Miss Riley and the pupils Of
her private school, IN the old opera
house. The little hosts and hostesses
had long Anticipated the event, and
had prepared for the entertainment
of their guests with that wholesome
happy pleasure in such preparation
that belongs 70 youth. They hac
written every one Of the exquisiIeiy
penned invitatioEs themselves; the
girls had decorated the dancing pre-
grams with dainty wateE-color sketch-
es; and they all had a hand In the
elaborate decoration Of the hail
whose color scheme was purple and
white. the school coIors. There were
raaITv two nartias From balf-Uast Six