Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-08

Mrs. Evans, Mrs. J. IT. Hood and Mrs. Moody, all of Douglas, and Mrs. R. M, Prouty, Mrs. Baker and Miss Gertrude Crockett
 Mrs. E. c. Campbell had table for four. Her guests were Mrs. Thorlief Olsen, Mrs. MJ Cunningham, and Mrs. Paul Stevens.
 Mrs George Bridge entertained Mrs. John Bridge, Mrs. Hupp and Mrs. Ferguson.
 Mrs. McKinnon had small party from Douglas including Mrs. Trotman and Mrs. Lindsey.
 Mrs. E. H. Broughton entertained Mrs. J S. Dymock, Miss Jane Irving and Mrs D. l.. Forester,
 Mrs. G. H. Dowell entertained in honor of Mrs. Arthur Notman and her mother, Mrs. Hancock. The other guests were Mrs. E. E. ~Eliinwood, Mrs. A. J. Balmforth. Mrs. J. M. Ross, Mrs. J. E. Curry, and Mrs. Arthur Houle.
 Mrs. Fred Juliff and Mrs. c. H. Compton were hostesses yesterday at pretty luncheon at Warren. Decor ations were in purple and pink sweet peas. The guests were Mrs. c. F. Ungemach, Mrs. R. c. Hyde and Mrs. Bessie Merriam and Mrs. Annie D. Ray, who have been guests of Mrs. Hyde for several weks.
 7. "'Op : O. Me Thumb presented Thursday evening at the high school auditorium by the Civic Players of the Warren District as play-reading. was one of the best of number of we'll done play readings that the play CTS have presented in the last few weeks. An invited audience of about 400 witnessed the performance.
 Mrs. Ada Porter took the lead as Amanda Asflick." She handled the part with exceptional ability, delight ing her audience with clever char lacter portrayal She was ably sup ported by the following east z 't
 Horace Greensmith," R. R. Gill, Madame Didier,r Mrs. E. J. Fianigan "Clem." Anna Elam; Celeste" Lena Cresto; Rose" Althea Saelid.
 The play was produced under the di- rection of Miss Alice Chapin.
 A shower for Miss Margaret Car etto, who was married recently in Los Angeles, was given last Monday night by the members of the Anona Club at the home of Miss Opal Core. A col lection of pretty gifts were sent to the young bride. The next meeting of the club will be held a week from Monday night at the residence of Mrs. Ted Dunlap at Warren.
 A piano recital Thursday evening at the Y. w. c. A.. by the pupils of F. H. Wickern. was thoroughly enjoyed by an audience of parents, relatives and i friends of the young students The program presented follows:
 starlight Waltz" Brainard, Miss Mona Radcliffe; Labor Day March. Preston, Miss Alice Buckwalter; Dance of the Butterflies De We're Cladbourne Hubbard; Shadows or ' the Water" Loumey, Miss Cecelia i Johnson: Bohemian Girl" selections Balfe, Miss Rosie Reynolds; Rose Fay Caprice" Heins. Harmon Buck walter: By the Sea-" Fisher, Miss ! Alma Alvin; Alpine Hut" Lange Earl Harris; Sunrise Echoes" Van derloot, Miss Dorothy Cooper; "Sil yer Spray" Heller, Miss Lillian Carl son: ~Old Black Joe" paraphrase Gimble, Miss Alice Erickson; "Trot du Cavalier Spindler. Miss Bertha Geo field: Destiny" Baynes. Miss Lulu Baldwin; Mountain Spring." Bohm Miss Jessie Gibson; "Valse Arabes que," Lack. Fred Sowerbutts; "Sonata Pathetique." Beethoven. Miss Waters; Ballad D Min.," Brahms. Mrs. T. K Davis: "Impromptu," Schubert, Miss Florence Scott; Rhapsodie No. l2 Liszt, Edwin Anderson; Wedding Day at TFoldhaugen," Grieg, Rustic of Spring" Sinding, Miss Glasys Doescher.
 The Civic Players of the Warren District have been requested by pr Lockwood, director of the .summer school here. to present something dur ing the summer for the benefit of the visitors who will be here. It is prob able that the players will continue to meet during the summer.