Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-27

and Miss Patterson received the guests who were the Misses E. Johnston, Edith Kennedy, Ella Pat terson, Evelyn Kennedy, A. Cooper L. c. Weir, Lorraine Cain, Mrs. Cal lison, Mrs. Wilson and the Messrs V. B. Bassett, David Jefferies. J. Moore. c. Callison, W. G. Hippard Roy Callison, P. s. Shotwell. J. H. Der mody and Mir. Wilson.
 The color scheme in the decorations of the home was carried out in pink and green Caramel nut cream, angel cake, coffee and pink and green hints were served.
 Mrs. Claude NJ. Gibson entertained with auction bridge at her home in Warren on Tuesday afternoon. The room was decorated with roses and nastursiums. and a profusion of wild flowers The high score was awarded to Mrs. F. l.. Williams. a beautiful toast jacket Mrs. Buckwalter receiv- ed a bag of ribbon and crochet for having high honOrs, and Mrs. George Ochs received a beautiful goin-away gift. Cake. ice cream, salted nuts. and hints were served to the guests, Mesdames T. Olsen. George Ochs, C. F. Philbrook, Sam Frankenberg, NJ. Newman, R. B. COover. Spires, John Osler. Ben Frankenberg, Vance M. Johnson. Lee Blair James Flannigan. G. Omar Rhodes, Frank l.. Williams, Mark Howard Sterling, Dameron of Denver. Eugene Grissom Ruffner, Mark P. Johns, Jared D. Taylor, Hen " Hollis, Paul M. Buckwalter, John P. Williamson, Frank Julif, Ross Moon. Pearson, Cunningham and Miss Helen Treu. Mrs. Gibson was as sisted by Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Pearson.
 MT. Eugene C. Pitchard. chief clerk of the Fl Paso & Southwestern, left Monday morning for New York City, where he will spend a three-weeks vacation. Dame Rumor has it that he will return a married man.
 
 pr. c. H. Hunt returned Wednesday morning from Los Angeles where he has been a patient in the Good Sam aritan Hospital His many friends are glad to see him much improved in health.
 
 The Warren District Country Club entertained with a dancing party last evening in honor of the officers of the Twenty Second Infantry. The mili- tary band furnished the music which was greatly enjoyed by all. About fifty couples enjoyed this pleasan; dance which was the first of the seG son.
 Captain James E. Ware returne' Thursday evening from Eagle Pas Texas, where he took the examination. for the Field Artillery. His man friends are glad to welcome hin again
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 Mrs Eugene Grissom Ruffner en- tertained with a tea in honor of her mother, Mrs. Dameron of Denver, at her home on Mason Hill on Wednes- day afternoon. Brass baskets of ros es were placed about the rooms. and the tea table was decorated with pink roses and candle-sticks. Mrs. Sam Frankenberg and Mrs. George Craig served. Those enjoying Mrs. Ruff ner's hospitality were Mesdames T. Olsen, John Osler, M. Newman, Ben Frankenberg, Mark Howard Sterling, H. L. Jenkins. Lippert, Hooper, c. s. Thompson, T. L. Houston, Jared D. Taylor, Paul M. Buckwalter, Jack Kline. Frank Juliff, Jack Petty, Jas. Flannigan, Ross Moon, w. F.. Hankin, Brown, J. NJ. Leonard, and Misses Gladys Hodgson, Lippert, Butler, Crone Mrs. Ruffner was assisted by Mrs Petty and Miss Evelyn Belton and Edith Williams.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul M. Buckwalter celebrated their tenth anniversary on Monday evening at their home in Warren. Welsh Rarebit, coffee, hints and nuts were served to Mir. and Mrs. George Ochs, T. Olsen, Fred Sutter, Mark Edward Sterling. Jared D. Tay- Tor. Mir. and Mrs. Hood and Bledsoe of Douglas.
 Miss Edith Belton of Naco is visit ing Miss Beatrice Williams. i Mrs. George Ochs left Wednesday morning for Los Angeles where she will spend few days with MT. Ochs' sister She then will go to San Fran cisco where she will be met by her sister-in-law Mrs. Amos. wife of Maj or Amos, stationed in the Philippines. Mrs. Ochs and Mrs. Amos will make the trip together to the Islands, where Mrs. Ochs will spend four or five months with her brother. | Mir. C. s. Wilson and Miss Char lotte Rab were married last week at Kansas City and after a short wed ding journey will return to Bisbee where they will make their home.