Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-18

turned" to the good of the church in verse. which afforded much amuse- ment A lengthy musical program was given and cake and coffee served lo fifty guests.
 Mrs. C. II. Hunt was hostess to the Dorcas club al her home on Mason Hill Friday afternoon. Sewing was enjoyed ands the guests were served fruit salad cheese. waters, peach pickle, cake and coffee. Those pres ent were Mesdames Houston, Hillman, Mitchell. Lloyd. Sheetz, Winters. Mar shall, Drury. Maddox, Frazier and Sin clair. Mrs. T. F.. Houston will be the next hostess March l.
 Valentine day was celebrated in good old fashion style" at the Wo- mems club by the All Day club on "Wednesday. The club was tastefully decorated with hearts. cupids and red
 streamers. and shaded lights gave pleasing appearance. Whist was play ed and high scores were won by Mesdames Dick Mcintyre and Frank Duval, second score going to Mrs. Arthur Lewis. and the consolation to Mrs. Oscar Wager and James Brown.
 Dancing was enjoyed and later delicious luncheon was served. Those present were Mir and Mrs. Charles A. Bailey, MT. and Mrs. Chas. Bear, MT. and Mrs. Joe Downs, Mr and Mrs. Frank Duval, Mir and Mrs. Harry f Seeley, MT. and Mrs. Allie Sowles. MT. and Mrs. M. C. High, MT. and Mrs. Dan Hoesch, MT and Mrs. J. P 1 Powers. Mir and Mrs. w. A Robin son, MT and Mrs. Chas. Allen, NIT. and Mrs. James Brown, MT. and Mrs. George Porter. MT. and Mrs. Al. Ralph, 1 Mir. and Mrs. James Malley. MT. and Mrs. James Allison, MT. mad Mrs. George Graves. MT. and Mrs. T. J. Me 1 Ginnis, Mir and Mrs. Arthur Lewis, MT. and Mrs Ed. Simmons, MT. and Mrs. George Brown; Mesdames D. Mcintyre, Clint, Moon and George 1 Hays, and Misses Helen Allison, Helen Hoesch, Margaret and Charlotte See ley, Blanche and Mildren Robinson, Margaret and Helen Malley, Ruth Moon, Beth Powers, Minta and Babe Mcintyre and Masters Gordons Irager Clarence Malley, George Rafferty. John Downs, Richard Whaley and Joe Hays
 
 Messrs. Perkes, Lee, George Medi- govich, B. Cooley, T. Krigbaum, Leon ard McWhorter, J. c. Elliot, and Hicks were hosts to a dancing party at the Country Club Friday evening Dancing was enjoyed and punch served po the guests. A pretty Valentine party was given by Mrs. D. M. McAllister at her home in Warren. The rooms were decorat- ed in pink and white. Mrs. Bankerd won the prize, beautiful cut glass olive dish. A two course luncheon was served to the following guests: Mrs. Fairclough, Mrs. Foster. Mrs. 1 Bankerd. Mrs. O. P. Engelder, Mrs. A. 1 w. Engelder, Mrs. Wolf. Mrs. Jay, | Mrs. Dunlap. Mrs. Winter. and Mrs. | Montgomery.
 
 The Boy Scouts of Bisbee are, this i week. celebrating the seventh ar. 1 niversary of the national organization | They have been making it a big week ! One of the main events was a party 1 Tuesday evening at Social hall. at | which they entertained the Camp Fire | Girls from the Y. w. c. A. organiza- tion. After entertaining themselves at various games. refreshments were [ served. Besides forty boys and girls, 1 there were present MT. F. G. Linn | precht, scout master, and Mrs. Linn l precht; MT. Frank Pruning. assistant ! scout master; Miss Winnie Wacek, MT. A. Critenden. first aid drill master to the boys; Miss Mover, chaperon ro | the girls, and Rev. and Mrs. C. w. Harshman.
 The last event of the celebration vii. be the attendance os the scouts ! at the Methodist Church Sunday morn ing. where a special service has been prepared for them.
 Mrs. J. w. Scott entertained the Bowling club team at her home in Warren on Thursday evening. The guests enjoyed bridge and Mrs. Han kin received high score. winning a dozen ice tea glasses. MT. Robathan won the mems score and his prize was a flashlight. Chicken salad, sand wiches, olives, ice cream, cake and chocolate were served to sixteen guests.
 The St. Johns Guild met at the home of Mrs. Will Sutton in Tomb stone Canyon Thursday. The after noon was passed pleasantly. and the