Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-18

one," (as if the hostess had passed OF
to it.
MRS. HENRY POPPEN, formerly
of TINS city, was the guest OF honor
yesterday afternoon at large tea
gwen 10y MRS. Frank l.. Wheeler, at
her residence at Warren. Between
lorty and riIty guests came in during
the afternoon. Mrs. Poppen is here
from tucson and is the house guest
OF Mrs. Wheeler for few days.
WEDDING INVITATIONS annouuc
ing the coming marriage OF Miss Bet
ty sherman, daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
IIeratu Sherman. of Douglas, to Jonn
Farrington Snapt, of Seattle, at the
r.piscopay cnurcn at Douglas next Sat
urday afternoon, have been received
here. MISS Sherman formerly resid-
ed here with her parents and is well
Anosn to the younger people OF the
district. Snapt is prominent lawyer
OF Seattle. The wedding will take
place at 4:S0 o'clock Saturday after
noon. after which there will be a re-
ception from until z o'clock at the
onerman residence.
A PIANO RECITAL by her pupil,
Miss Wren Finity. has been announced
by Mrs. P. Ethelwyne Hatton. to take
place at her studio at 40 Tombstone
CANYON tomorrow evening at S:15 o.
clock. Miss Finity has been educated
here and expects to take up music as
a profession. Mrs. Hatton, Miss Fin
ity.s instructor, was for several years
head of a large conservatory of music
nl.a rrDp m
Bourree. (from Third Suite for 'CelloJ
j. S. Back
Sonatino, Op. 20, No. kuhlau
Allegro
Adagio sostenuto
Allegro scherzando
Minuet lAntico
Serenata Napolitana
Spinning Song Lltoiil
Good Night
Twas Lover and his Lass
Ethelbert Neyin
Second Gavotte, Op. 5, No.
Sapellnikoff
The F1atterer Chaminade
song Of the Brook. On. 92 Lack
Tolonaise. On. l6 Slunicko
THE GRAN BALE at the Club
Social de Auga Prieta Friday night,
as a part of the Mexican Celebration
OF independence, was whirl OF gay
ETY.. The affair was attended by nu'
merous parties from the Warren Dis
trict. The entertainment had been
arranged on an elaborate scale and
lasted almost until the cock crew.
THE 20 CENTURY CLUB held an
interesting meeting last Tuesday IN
der the auspices of the civics and
the educational departments. C. r.
Philbrook gave an address on THE
City Beautiful. He described the
methods that have been used TO
beautify some of the notable cities
of the country, laying particular stress
on Washington, ID. c., as an example.
Rev. c.. t. Garrett spoke on THE
Most Wonderful Book his talk being
a capable treatize ON the Bible, which
he spoke of as affording a basis fol
science, art and poetry. The meet
ing was we'll attended.
MRS. GEORGE BRIDGE entertain
ed a few friends at dinner last Tues
day evening at her residence at War
rem.
MRS. JAMES FLANAGAN was host
ess last Thursday afternoon at
bridge at the Country Club.
TEA WILL BE SERVED at the
Country club next Tuesday afternoon,
the regular ladies' day. A number OF
women have made reservations 90
entertain.
WITH THE RETURN OF Mrs.
Charlotte Adams Gill to her residence
e here the Treble Clef Club Choral Club
will resume its meetings for practice,
Plans have been formulated for giving
several recitals during the winter
Mrs. Gill las been absent on an ex
tended vacation in Montana and Wye
Ling, during which she toured most
of both these states by automobile.
THE ALTAR SOCIETY of the Cath
Ollie church, at meeting last Tuesday
evening at St. Patrick's hall, made
plans for a Halloween dance. The
hostesses at the meeting were Mrs
Seed, Mrs. Greeley, and Mrs. Colford
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY Of the
First Church of Warren will meet to
morrow at the home of Mrs. Fred
Eomewood, on the Boulevard, Warren
Mrs. Homewood and Mrs. Wells will
be the hostesses.
ONE OF THE MOST ENJOYABLE
events taking place this season will
be the concert of the famous Zoell
ner Quartette on October IA, at the
Isish School Auditorium.
The Zoellner quartette is an organ
ization known throughout the country
i'm musfc pircIes II has an interna