Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10

Of Miss Cornelia Ellinwood, and the subject. Miscellaneous Music"
 
 On Monday afternoon. as Il prepara- | ton TOT the coming operalogues. the Woman's club will give Victrola re- cital from the opera "Lohengrin". A paper will be read of the life of the composer, Richard Wagner. while Mrs. Ivan Burgess will tell the story of "Lohengrin."
 The meeting of the AnOna club was of its members, Miss Ruth Eickrem. The club will meet with Miss Jacobs, December F.
 Mrs. R. P. Durley. of California. ar rived last week to pass the holidays with her mother. Mrs. Quick. Mrs. Durley was formerly Miss Mae New kirk. and has host of friends in the District
 The Lowell members of the Twen- tieth Century club entertained the club with reception Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. ]. J. Jones. The rooms were beautifully decorated In the club colors of pink and green. En- tertainment for the guests was a witch fortune teller. who told of the past and future over a boiling cauldron. The idea was also carried out in the dining room where dainty little fairies and elves presided at the fairy pool, and dispensed delicious punch to the guests.
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 The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church held a china shower for the benefit of the new kitchen, during the week, and a number of pretty plates, cups and saucers were added to the church cabinet The meeting was de- voted to missionary interests and was directed by Mrs. c. II. Hunt. A so- cial hour was enjoyed, and sandwiches, coffee and cake were served. Mrs. Sinclair. the leagues president, pre- sided at the tea table and Mrs. E. E. Ellinwood was hostess for the after noon.
 Mrs. Winstead was hostess to the Christian Aid at her home on Thurs day afternoon. Sandwiches, cake and coffee were served to ten members.
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 A pretty party was given at the home of Mrs J. w. Scott, in Warren, Saturday afternoon. The rooms were decorated in carnations and ferns, the color scheme being pink and white. Hand-tinted score cards were given each guest on arrival. High score lrize was awarded Mrs. Booking, a nand-painted creamer and sugar set. The consolation was a pretty bon bon dish. Sandwiches. cake and coffee were served to the following:
 Mesdames Bear, Warnes, Bicking, Ratteree, Rothinberg. Tonkin, Smock and Mrs. Matthews.
 The members of the Arizona Chil- dren's Home Association held meet ing at the home of Mrs. A. w. Engel- der last week. Business matters were before the club, after which a social hour was enjoyed and delicious re- treatments served
 MT. and Mrs. D. s. Kitchel and chil- dren have returned home after a two visit to Galveston, Texas, where MT Kitchel was called to the , t7Iside of his father, who died shortly after the arrival of his son. MT. Kitchel states he is glad to be back in the copper camp again.
 All women who are interested in getting pure milk, please meet at Y. W. c. A. Monday afternoon at 2:30.
 Members of the Baptist Aid met at the church Wednesday afternoon to discuss their annual bazaar. which was held Thursday. at the Wells Fargo offices. The sale of fancy work, fooi. delicious candies. and number of gifts for children was highly success full. The Aid will not meet until the new year.