Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-18
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The Fraternal Brotherhood will hold 1 their regular meeting Monday night All members are urged to be present
 as business of importance will be dis. cussed. After lodge. light refresh. ments will be served.
 On Tuesday April 13, Mrs. A. Kin. 1 dred, deputy for the Woodmen's Cir.
 cle, organized Grove No in the Warren District at Don Luis and in. stalled the following officers:
 Carrie B.Ambrose, Advisor,
 Mary Kendrick, Clerk
 ! Clara C. Brown Banker Hattie Davis, Chaplain
 Myrtis W. King Attendant l Lillian Pour, Inner Sentinel Anna Hunter, Outer Sentinel
 Leona Rhodes Mary p. Cunning
 ham and Minnie Pistonetti, Managers. Mrs Dan Twoomey entertained her friends with luncheon at home in War ren Friday afternoon. The table be. ing decorated with ferns, china and
 cut glass.
 Madam Faucher was hostess at a tea on Wednesday afternoon in honor of Mrs Tillson of Ispheming, who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Mckee of Lowell Mrs. A. V. Dye and Mrs John Dymock assisted.
 Mir and Mrs. l.. Frankenberg ar rived on Wednesday morning from their wedding trip which took in the expositions They will occupy the house of Mrs J. l.. Brown on Higgins Hill
 Mir. Ernest Ray entertained Thurs day evening at an informal reception and dance at the Womaus Club in honor of Mr. and Mrs Wendell c. Ray About forty guests were present and the Club rooms were beautifully dec orated with red and white carnations. Delicious refreshments were served and dancing was participated In uuul late hour Music was furnished by the Reiuboth Orchestra, and the even ing was a most enjoyable one Mrs. John Osler and Mrs. c. w. Ochs were hostesses of the occasion.
 The reception given at the Baptist church Friday evening in honor of Rev F. F. Connell was very success ul from every standpoint Some de- hghtful music was rendered by al Quarette of girls from the High School Glee Club Also there was selection by the Mandolin Club. vocal solo by Mrs Williams. cornet solo by Herbert Wilkins, readings by Mrs. C. C. Hall and Miss Cochern, and a re- cital by Miss Martha Cooper Rev O. M Andrews welcomed the new pastor in a fitting and cordial manner and the latter responded in a like vein. Refreshments were served at the close Of the evening.
 Mr. and Mrs William Sabin return ed from California the first of the week. where they EI~e NCen spending several weeks. on account of Mr. Sa- bins health which is much improved at this time
 Cochise Canton No. 8. ]. o. O. F.. are making plans for am Invitation dance to be given at the old Fellows hall Friday May l4th
 Misses Chase, Bentley Farnsworth. | and Ling, accompanied by a number of other young ladies, enjoyed a trip through the Czar and Holbrook mines Friday evening.
 The choir of the Presbyterian church gave an informal farewell reception Wednesday evening" in honor of Mir and Mrs. Howard Curnow. who will leave iu a short time for Detroit, Mich. Dainty refreshments were served and a large fruit cake was presented Co Mr. and Mrs. Curnow. as a souvenir of the occasion. At the clc\e Of the "ttAAi~r "f'A hN' Ih-Hrl lA NNt HlAA- ing of old songs and conveying gem eral good wishes to Mir. and Mrs. Cur now. who have been faithful members of this choir for a number of years, and will be greatly missed by their many friends and acquaintances.
 Tuesday evening April 18th, Pearl Chapter Mo- 6, Order of the Eastern Star entertained Border Chapter No l5. o. E. s.. of Douglas The Masonic Temple was the scene of a splendid gathering of visitors from New Mexi- GO, Colorado. Missouri. California. Maryland and various other states. Tombstone was well represented, a number ol members of Pearl Chapter No. l2 O. D. s. were present and al- SO large number Of visitors from Douglas MT. James H. Barrett. of Douglas Grand Patron of Arizona. and Mrs. w. H Thomas of Tombstone past Grand Matron of Arizona, were