Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-02
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The banquet given at the Masonic hall Friday evening by the Philathea class of the Nj. E. Sunday School, to then brothers the Barracas, was one of the finest affairs of the sort ever given in Bisbee The banquet was. the continuation of the two months attendance contest between the two classes. which closed last Sunday. the Barracas winning by three
 The tables were laid for two hun dred, prettily decorated with the wild red bells with carnations as favors for the guests of the evening These each wore a tiny bit of blue ribbon proclaiming this. We are the win ners." The main course of the ban Quet was chicken pie, with the usual accessories. Following the dinner short program of music and toasts were given Mrs Davey rendered a piano selection, after which Miss Moy- CT as toastmistrCss. gave a few words of greeting. introducing Miss Gene fAhhN AoNAAiHnbAAt " lAh lAA AAtNNl Illl f0- es, roasted" the Baracas. Mir l.. F. Hawes, teacher of the Baracas. re- sponded fittingly to this toast
 A note was read from an absent member of the Philatheas. and a gift of boquets of thistles was presented to Mir T. M Enochs, president of the class. and Mir. Hawes To this Mir. Enochs responded Miss Marguerite Watson sang in her usual charming manner, Carrie Jacobs Bonds, Per feet Day" Rev O. M Andrews pass tor of the church. gave the final toast of the evening to the two classes.
 Very much credit for this splendid affair is due to the untirng energy and capable planning Of Miss Alma Grain, president of the Philatheas.
 The moonlight picnic at Prick S, Park on Wednesday. was decided success and quite a few couples at- tended
 The guests began to arrive about D. m.. and at a delightful picnic dinner was served under inc trees, and dancing was indulged in from g, until 12. Between the dances the guests amused themselves with the swings, see-saws, cards and the vari- ous other amusements the park af- lords.
 The hostesses were: Mesdames Taylor, Ochs, Williams, Oleson Buck walter. Gallagher, Campbell, Misses Mckee. Miner Williams Curry. Flani gan. Johnson, Sloan, and Wagner
 Several machines came up from Douglas, and those in the party were Capts Morrel Peyton. Parks. Lieuts Ware. Row, Roberts, Smith. Case and Hunt
 The dancing pavilion at the Army Camp in Douglas is nearing comple tion and the officers are planning good time for all A number of Bis bee people are making plans to attend the opening which will be held some time in the next ten days.
 The Douglas Country Club enter tained with an informal hop on Fri day evening and a few of the Bisbe, people motored over and all reported a lovely time.
 Mrs. Gerald sherman was at hom, to several friends at the Country Clul on Wednesday evening The Lowel orchestra furnished the music ant punch was served to the dancers.
 Lieut. Rhineberg 9th Cav, and Mis- Mabel Kelly motored up from Douglas on Tuesday evening and were at dir ner with Mrs. J. c. Ryan of Warren
 Miss BOnillas,- of Nogales. is th guest of Mr. and Mrs. Bonillas of War ren Miss Bonillas is a charmin young lady and prominent in the SC cial circles Of Nogales Quite a fey entertainments have been planned fl her honor
 Mrs. Walter Douglas leaves Monda for Santa Barbara Cal, where sh win spend the summer months
 Mrs John Mason Ross entertaine with a silver tea on Friday in he home in Warren for the benefit of th Y. M c. A, The spacious rooms wer decorated with bowls of roses an ferns. Mesdames Thompson an Bridge presided at the tea table. an served coffee, tea, sandwiches an 0s '''~<