Bisbee daily review., 1921-08-07
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 Mir. and Mrs. F. C. Eledsoe enter. tained with a dance at the Country Club Thursday evening in honor ot Mrs. Bledsoe's cousin, Miss Mildred Simpson, of Los Angeles About 140 guests were present. The music was furnished by Wright's orchestra, of Douglas. Refreshments were served on small tables on the porch. The club was beautifully decorated with ivy and colored lights.
 Mrs. J. P. Williamson entertained with tea Friday afternoon. Mrs. ! w. P. Sims and Mrs. C.. s. Thompson poured. About 75 guests were invit- ed.
 The regular Tuesday luncheon was held at the Country Club this week. Those who had tables were the Mes danes Turner Smith. E. J. Flannigan E., E. Ellinwood, c. M. Cromwell, Ed Irving, I. F. Burgess, C. M. Gibson, and Sam Frankenberg.
 I The Women's League of the Pres byterian church enjoyed picnic luncheon on the lawn at the resi- dence of Mrs. Geo. Bridge last We'd nesday afternoon. About forty were present.
 The regular luncheon will be held at the Country Club Tuesday after noon.
 Mrs. R. c. Hyde was hostess at a tea Tuesday afternoon. The guests I s~- II T- Il. Fred Juliff, Mrs. Claude Compton Mrs. c. H. Tuell and Miss Frances Juliff.
 Mrs. Amos P. Hawley, sister of | from New York. She will visit Mr and Mrs. Wheeler for several days, then go to Los Angeles. | J. R. Hazard, of Phoenix, arrived | here yesterday to join his wife who is visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. G. B. Wilcox MT. and Mrs. Hazard will be here for two weeks. Mss Kelayno Miskovich entertain ed Thursday with a surprise party | for Miss Bertha Scofield. who is leav- ing for Los Angeles. The guests were | Honora Bendixon, Alice Erickson, Lillian Carlson. Wren Finnerty, Edith Handlev. Maura Crouch, Cly. | dine Carter Edith Cobbe, Irene Fish er, Ernice Cook, Marie Lippert and Ruth Moon. MT. and Mrs. Frank Williams. Fr and Mrs. a. Y. Jackson and daugh- ter. Miss Evelyn. formed motor par tv that left this morning for Douglas + guests of Mrs. Felix Earnest and family.
 A fnrewell party for Mrs. l.. F.. Hawes of warren was given Tues dav afternoon bv Mrs. R. H. Cochran "t ha~ home in Tombstone Canyon. Members of the Round Dozen Clrh wara the gneste. Mrs. Hawes left Wednesday for Des Moines, Ia. NIT. and Mrs. Harry Truswell en- tertained Tuesday evening at their home nn Oak Avenue with dancing { nartv for Misses Robbie and Cleora Srnither. nioces Of Mrs. Trrswell. The Nieees Smith>r will be the house guests of the Truswells until the lat ter part of the coming week.
 N'~. r-1 Mrs. & J. Kiusman. of Grass Valley. Calif.. were honored Thursday evenino with surprise nartv given pt the residence of MT. and Mrs. William Delbridge. in Tomb etono Cauvon, where the Kinsmans gre horse-guests during their visit here. The prests were: MT. and Mrs. I. C. Delhridge, Mrs. Nicholas .nd douphter. MT. and Mrs. Henry TTstes and daughter. MT. and Mrs. Ton ReIlv and daughter. MT. and "rs. Alfrnd Kelly and family. MT. and Mrs. Addie Galley, MT. and Mrs. Her Na-t Hall, MT. and Mrs. Charles Franklin, Mir and Mrs. Thompson, MT. and Mrs. Scott Blair, Mrs. l.. D. Conger, Mrs. George Birdsall, MT. and Mrs. William Thompson, Mrs. Watterson. James Warren. Miss Thompson. Harry Mcconnell, Will liam Kelly. John Quill, Mrs. Dale Graham. Basil Wolman, Mary Alice Thompson, Charles Franklin, Jr., No na Nicholas, Elsie Watterson, Ken meth Watterson, Lvra Blair. Karl Kinsman, Donald Kinsman, Mir. and Mrs. s. J. Kinsman and MT. and Mrs. William Delbridge.
 The Anona Club will meet Monday i evening with Mrs Mamie Riddle.