Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-28
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Womans League. Dec. g. Mrs. Frank
Julin
Dorcas Club. Dec. ., Mrs. FRANC But.
Ter.
Ladies' of Elkdom, Dec. /,
Womans Club. Dec. 8.
Round Dozen Club Mrs Bear. Dec. s
St. Johns Bazaar. Main ST. Dec g.
St. Johns Guild, Mrs Johns Dec. ?.
Ladies Bowling club, Mrs Scott,
December
ST. Johns Club, Miss Katherine
Thompson Nov. o.
Joker Bridge Club. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Hubbard Dec 9.
Mr.. and Mrs u b Hunter returned
last week from a most delightful va
cation to California. where they visit
cd the fairs and attended the winter
sports at Monterey.
Miss Ruth Burns left for San Fran
cisco on Friday evening where she
win visit the fairs and win return to
Bisbee in a few weeks. accompanied
by Miss Katherine Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip d Wilson left
for California on Friday evening to
spend a month visiting AN points Of
interest on the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. p. T. Reding Of Michi-
gan were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs b. Norton last week. Mr..
and Mrs Reding are en- route to the
california fairs.
The 18th Infantry invited the War
rem District country Club and their
ladies' to attend the returns of the Ar
rand Navy game that We're hulle-
tined play by play at the army pavil-
lion on Saturday Music was rendered
throughout the afternoon and the t!mo
spent most pleasantly.
The Elks were hosts 10 a most splen
did party at the club rooms on Thanks
giving evening. when they entertained
with a masuue ball After the Grand
March i'm which about fifty couples in
beautiful costumes participated, the
dancing started There were many
very comical costumes as well as beau
tifu ones. and Mr.. James Cannon
and Miss Patricia Kinsella, represent
ing Poker Pete" and. the family in
arms. afforded much amusement fol
the guests.
Az 1890 the Mosques were removed
and Miss Mary Gaden gowned as Miss
Columbia i'm a spangled gown and q
long train of blue velvet edged viii
ribbon i'm national coiors, was awarded
first prize. donated by the Fair store
The first genuemau's prize was aware
ed TO Mr.. j. j. Fitzstevens Of Bartles
win Okla. representing an ndiaI
chief This prize was a smoking Sc
given by the Bah Drug Company.
The most comical prize was award
ed to Poker Pete and family. dressed
as clowns in red and white. decorate,
with b1aying cards This prize wa
chocolates given by McWhorter's.
The group prize was awarded 10 Mrs
Tovrea. Paul Tovrea. Mr.. and Mr..
Harry Tovrea, all dressed as clown.
they being given tickets to the Orpht
um which were donated by the Pro
gressive Amusement Company.
The music was excellent, furnishe
by Miss Phillips orchestra and tn
guests enjoyed themselves to tn
greatest extent and voted the Elk
ideal hosts
The Membership Day of the Y. "
G.. A.. Tuesday, Nov %, was a grea
success. the Association being increa
ed by 100 new members on that dal
At 2:3O and 1880 at the Presbyteria
church, the following program was re
dered:
Devotional services, Mrs. Harshmal
Solo. Mrs. Runner. Address. Mrs.
s Thompson Solo, Miss Wallac
Address, The Cafeteria and it's Wor
Miss Katherine Thompson Due
Mesdames Rhodes and Roberts A
dress, Membership. Miss Carlota Mo
er, In the evening after the meetir
al the church the guests were invit,