Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-09

Miss Emma Ashby spent Friday afternoon with her Sunday school class at Tricks park and enjoyed the usual picnic and outdoor amusements.
 Mrs Ezra B. Ryder entertained a few frineds informally at her pleasant. ly appointed home in Warren Tues. day afternoon
 Mir and Mrs. Henry Poppen leave Saturday morning in their Buick for San Francisco and they win be away most of the Summer visiting points Of interest on the Coast They will ac- company the Leonard party as far as Phoenix
 Mrs Oscar Osler entertained the Women's League of the Presbyterian Church, at her home in Quarry Can yon Wednesday afternoon. A short program was given Rev. J. E. Fry spoke along general lines of mission ary work, and Mrs. E. F. EHiwood read some interesting extracts from letters of friends in the mission fields of Japan. After the program. refresh ments were served. and a pleasant social afternoon was enjoyed
 The Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church met Thursday afternoon Mesdames Perry Nelson and Montgomery were hostesses, and the ladies made plans for play entitled "The old Maids Club, which will be given some time in the near future
 Mrs. J. W. Scott entertained the Ladies Bowling Club. Thursday even ing at her home on Naco Road. Dainty refreshments were served and the ladies made plans for a card party. which will be given at the home of Mrs. K. D. Warner in the very near future
 Mrs J. D. Grant entertained Mon. day evening at her home on Clawson avenue in honor of her nineteenth birthday anniversary Decorations of red roses and carnations prevailed. A beautiful birthday cake lighted with nineteen candles graced the center of the table, and covers were laid for twelve guests After dinner. cards were enjoyed by all present dainty prizes were awarded Mrs. F. R. Rey- holds. Mrs. r. J. Counell Mrs Grant received a number of dainty and ap- propriate gifts and everyone reports a most enjoyable time
 Miss Mary Kehoe left Saturday for Nogales. where she will be a guest at the banquet given by the Knights Of Columbus in honor of the installation of the new council tonight, and will also sing at the occasion
 The Ladies of the Round Dozen Club held a picnic at Bricks park Tuesday afternoon A splendid picnic repast was setved and the afternoon was enjoyed as fancy work and con versation. All members of the club were present.
 The Parent Teachers Association of the Lincion school held their usual netting Tuesday evening. A large number attended. and a very interest ing program was given which consist ed of the Allowing numbers:
 Piano Solo .. Miss Josephine Shaw Recitation ......... Mary F. Sedman Recitation ........... Amy Williams Vocal Duet .. Mir and Mrs Sessions Recitation ..-..... By six children Reading ...... Mrs II. S Brewster Ribbon Drill ....-. By sixteen girls Address .......... By Rev J. E. Fry Vocal Solo ........ Mrs II. s. Becker
 Refreshments were served and each of the parents were presented with a white carnation, as a tribute to the occasion This is the final meeting of the Association until next fall, when they will again reorganize and con unue the splendid work which they have commenced. The playground project of the Lincoln school is rnak- ing good progress, and definite plans for the improvements win eliminate in the near future.
 The Women's Club entertained on Tuesday evening with a repetition of the farce comedy, "A Woman's Jury" and a dance after Coffee, tea, sand wiches and cake were served to the dancers about midnight A three piece orchestra furnished the music and the evening was enjoyable to all Mrs. Sam Frankenburg rendered fev- eral selections on the piano and Fiss Mckee sang The dancers were, Mr. and Mrs Ochs, pr. and Mrs. Bledsoe,