Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-18

mentary to Miss Louise Williams. al
 her home on Clawson Avenue. The and bowls of red flowers and fern. 4 large basket of red carnations repos- ed on the table, beneath q shower of Ted ribbon. which was tied to red and
 white hearts. and led 10 the plate of each guest. Wishes for the honoree
 were written on this and passed to her. Handpainted place cards in red marked the covers and red unshaded candles, almond boxes and candies carried out the color scheme of red A delicious eight course luncheon was served after which a large red 1 heart shaped cake was placed on the table and when opened by Miss Will Hams was found to contain silk hos l iery. The guests were asked to bring their favorite receipts. and these were written in a handpainted book and presented 10 the honoree.
 Mrs. F. J. Flanigan acted as toast master and gave a toast to the guest. Miss Katheryn Hipp toasted The Girls Left Behind" and Mrs F.. c. Ruffner gave several vocal selections. The guests were Mesdames M. H. Sterling. s. II. Kyle, F.. J. Flanigan. c. H. Hunt. Charles Moore. T. F.. Houston, F l.. Williams and Miss Katheryn Hipp.
 Mrs. Harris was hostess to the Baptist Aid Thursday afternoon. Fol lowing a business meeting, a social hour was enjoyed and nut. angel and devil cake and coffee were served to the following members:
 Mesdames J. H. Branaman. J. A. Plunkett, H. E. Morgan, F. M. Putnam, J. ID. Russel, A. L. Reed, Mcdonald, k. o. Owen, w. s. Stodgill, w. H. Cooper, O. w. Harshaw, G. L. Nelson, E. Harrison, R. F. Taber, Mathena and Fitch.
 The M. F. Aid met at the home of Mrs. C. W. Allen in Tombstone Can yon Thursday afternoon. Plans were made for a supper for the Baraca Class to be held March 2, and a date set in December for their annual Bazaar. The guests were served with cake and tea. The visitors were Mesdames Parrish, Cole, arthur Dav- enport, Sr.. Sowerbutt, Buck, Lim- precht. Beach, Stranahan and Church. i'll. Members present were Mesdames II. Cochran. Berry. Baldwin, Will Cain, Charon, Clark, Frances Cummings, Gardener, Glaze, F. E. Grace, Charles Harshman, Terry, Hicks, Hitler, Nel. son, c. w. Ruth, Mainland, Livings- ton. Kenna, Kerchner, Cohen, Trot- man, De Bora, Shaw, Kerwan, McNeir.
 The Soiree club will meet with Mrs. Harry Seeley Tuesday. Feb. 20.
 The women of the Order of Macca- bees are arranging to entertain the Deputy Supreme Commander, Mrs. Laura B. Hart, of San Antonio, Texas, the last week in February.
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 The civics department of the Twen tieth Century club will meet at the \. NJ. C. A. at 1,30 p. m. Tuesday, Feb. 20, to further plans for the Bet ter Babies contest which will be held in March. All members and those in. terested are invited to attend.
 
 The Parent-Teachers' Association of the Central School will meet Tuesday evening, Feb. 20. All parents are re. qIested to attend.
 The Anona club entertained with its annual Valentine dancing party Wednesday evening. The hall was decorated in strings of red hearts and red shaded lights. The extra dances provided amusement, as each gentle man was given red heart with a num- Der corresponding to hearts given the | women. and one found ones partner by the number. Seventy-five couples 1 enjoyed dancing. Fruit punch was ! served throughout the evening.
 The Bisbee Women's club met Fri lay afternoon, the program being un- | Ter the direction of Mrs. Hankin, and | the topic Current Events. The host esses, Mesdames M. C. High and | James Kinney, served tea and cake. | The next meeting. March 2, will be | literary afternoon and the subject, James Whitcomb Riley"
 The Baptist Sunday school held an at the church on Thurs lay evening. Each member gave fifty | cents and was required to tell how