Bisbee daily review., 1921-03-13

Thursday and will be their house
 guests for about two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. George Young and
 Miss Millicent Young were tue guests | of Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Williamson al g the concert Monday night. They re
 turned to their home in Cananea on Tuesday.
 Mrs. John Mason Ross entertained at bridge Wednesday afternoon. There : were two tables, a few more guests ,, coming in for tea later in the after noon.
 The Anona Club met at Mrs. H. E..
 Christy's home in Warren last Satur- . day night. They planned a dance, , which will be given at the High School
 Auditorium on March 18th. and Mrs. C. T. Garnett, Rev. R. $.
 Beal' and Dr. and Mrs. w. G. Bryan,
 at the Copper Queen hotel Wednesday
 night. Pink and white carnations
 were the table decoration. II Madame Feuchere and MT. and Mrs. Leon Feuchere entertained Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Notman at dinner
 Monday evening at the Copper Queen
 hotel. They attended the concert l that evening
 ! Mir. and Mrs. A. Y. Smith. of Pearce
 were in Bisbee yesterday. Mrs. Smith
 expects to return on5 March 23rd, and will exhibit her pictures at the time. ' As they are all landscapes of Arizona,
 they will be of unusual interest. Miss Naomi Callison and MT Louis | IgO, formerly clerks of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile company were mar ried in Fl Paso on Tuesday March 1. l 1 They will live in San Antonio. Tex-t as. The announcement of their mar riage came as d great surprise to their | friends here in Bisbee.
 Mrs. Hoyal Smith gave a beautiful | ly appointed luncheon at the Copper Queen hotel last Friday, in honor of l Mrs. William Brophy Mrs E. F. FL linwood and Mrs. John Mason Ross were the other guests. A basket of yellow daisies adorned the table. Bridge was played in the afternoon.
 surprise party was given Mrs. John Chain last Tuesday evening byI q number of her friends, MT. and Mrs. A. R. BergquiSt. Mrs. w. F. Haynie, NIT. and Mrs. Harry Hayes, NIT. and Mrs. Dave Jeffrics. Mir. and Mrs. Ed SimmODds, MT. and Mrs. John Wat son, and MT. and Mrs. J. B. Williams. Dancing and cards made the surprise q great success.
 The IUi-Y's backward" party at the Y. w. c. A. last Friday night was most entertaining. There were about forty girls and one can easily imag- inc the fun that followed. There were songs and dancing and lots of good things to cat. At the next meeting, . which will fall on Tuesday of. this week, q prize will be awarded to thel one who sings the best song.
 The Agua Prieta dance, which was given Saturday, March ,, was small CT than the first but just as enter taining. Those who went down from here were MT. R. II. Burragc. Mir. Rob- crt Burns, MT. and Mrs. P. M. Buck walter, Dr. Fitzgerald. Mrs. c. ". G1ggs, MT. and Mrs. Emil Marks. MT. aud Mrs. Tborlicf Olsen, and MT. aud MrS. r. J. IdNlOr
 A small tea was given last WedncS- day by Mrs. ]. E. Penney in honor Of Mrs. Cleveland Dodge. Those who II were asked to meet Mrs. Dodge were II Mrs. William Brophy. Mrs. E. F.. Ellin- wood. Madame FeUchcre, Mrs. Leon feuChcrc. Mrs. Ira E. JoraIcmon. Mrs w. A Meyer, Mrs. Arthur Notman, Mrs. John Mason Ross and Mrs. Mary II Ross.
 The business meeting at the Phelps Dodge Mercantile Store of Bsbee. III which was made up ot all the cm- DlOyes of the Phelps Dodge Mercan- ilc Stores, was held Tuesday evening After serious matters were settled, the If furniture was moved out of the furni. ure department and music ana puncu in. The dance was most sue. ,essful.
 Mrs C. L. IIalfcrly entertained Mir.
 Mrs. IT. M Sterling entertained aL luncheon in honor Of Mrs. Hcrold. who $ visiting Mrs. Fred Ryan, hast Fri lay at her home The color scheme 't the luncheon table vas violet Mrs. II itcrling's guests We're Mrs r. M. Y jUckwalter. Mrs. ]. r Connolly. Mr. Zen Frankcnbcrg. Mrs. Ross Moon. II frs. IhUrli"f pl5en. Mi. Fred sut- CT, aud Mrs. J D. Ta,lor.