Bisbee daily review., 1916-07-02

| returned tO her nome. She was ac.
 companied by her sister, Mrs. A. O..
 Friden. and her son. Mrs. Fridell
 will visit niIois, Mississippi and
 Kansas for three months.
 | Captain James E. Ware. it is now. TLieutenant Ware was promoted on July first. Captain Ware at present is with the Twenty-second Infantry en- camped at Warren, but it is believed likely his promotion will necessitate
 his transfer to another command. A farewell party was given last
 week to Rev Dr. Upshaw and Mrs. Upshaw by members of the doctors former Baptist congregation, at which | Dr. Upshaw was presented with a handsome sane. The Upshaws will
 leave shortly for their old home in lGeorgia.
 Miss Bessie Harshman. daughter of Rev. and Mrs. c. w Harshman, ar rived last week from Cleveland Ohio where she has been attending the Cleveland Woman's college. Miss Harshman will pass the summer here
 before resuming her studies in tho fall, and no doubt, will be welcome addition to the Bisbee musical circles. On Wednesday morning, at the Methodist church, Miss Matte l.. Ash by became the bride of MT. Robert NJ. Thursby at ten o'clock. The bride wore a blue taffeta, with robbon trim mings, and white hat, gloves and boots. The couple was attended by | the brides sister. Miss Emma Ashby,
 and MT. E. J. Ikler.
 At 5:25, the same afternoon, Miss Ashby became the bride of MT. E. J. Ikler, with Mir. and Mrs. Thursby at tending. Mrs. Ikler wore a tailored
 suit of green, also with white hat, | gloves and boots. The weddings were
 simple, owing to the recent death of Wiley Ashby.
 MT. Thursby is building home in 1 Tombstone canyon for his bride.
 which will be completed shortly, and
 next door Mir Ikler has started
 similar home which will be completed
 some time in August The brides
 were popular members of the younger
 social set, and the young men are
 valued employees of the local mining
 companies.
 | MT and Mrs. George Young, of Can
 anea, entertained with farewell din
 ner in honor of their daughters, Misses
 Marjorie and Millicent, at the Copper
 Queen hotel on Sunday evening. The | tah mt llxy Iannratad xrith
 American beauty roses, and covers were laid for sixteen. The dinner was followed by a musicals. The Misses Young arrived last week from New
 York where they have been attending school. Miss Marjorie is attending the | Syracuse University and is especially | ing in music. She possesses a beauti- | ful contralto voice and is an artist upon the base violin. Miss Millicent Young it attending the Syracuse high school. and is an accomplished pianist. | The Youngs will be at home for the
 summer at the residence of Mir. and
 Mrs. B. W. Notman in Tombstone canyon. The guests were MT. and 1 Mrs. Hawes. Dr. and Mrs. ButZOw, NIT. and Mrs. J. NJ. Gibbs. Mr. J. M. Gibbs,
 Jr. and Miss Wilhemina Gibbs, Mr. F. s. Hawley, of Douglas, and MT Jack H. English. One of the prettiest parties of the summer by reason of its beautiful ap- pointments was given by Mrs. John Treu at her home on Wednesday after noon to honor Miss Loretta Liomin, of Washington, D. C., and her daughter | Miss Helen.
 The guests were met by Mrs. Treu, with Miss Liomin and Miss Treu. Mrs. Treu was beautifully gowned in Brides Gray taffeta. with the gray boots to match. Miss Treu wore white Georgette crepe, with trim mings of white satin. with white kid slippers. The guest of honor was elaborately gowned in turquoise blue taffeta, yelled with blue net, with fesroons of gold, and blue rosebuds, while the blouse was of gold em- broidered net
 The rooms were decorated with the national colors, and flags waved from the chandeliers. The tables were marked with the small flags, the place cards painted with the emblem and SI1dll SILK HdSS pms NSIt lhS idNOi D. [
 Upon the arrival the guests were ushered to tables, and were served with ice cream with red stars, white |, cake, punch, salad. almonds and candies. Auction bridge was played and the high scores were won by Mesdames G. H. Fitzgerald, and Claude M. Gibson. who were awarded silver berry spoon and a tea ball.
 Miss Treu returned last week from | Washington where she passed the | year at school Miss Liomin is a l charming young woman, prominent in the social circles of the capital city. 4
 The guests were Mesdames E. J. 1 Flanigan. E. A. Folsom. Claude M. 1 Gibson, w. P. Sims, G. H. Fitzgerald. | s. Frankenberg. Henry Hollis, M. ! Newman and Miss Louise Williams.