Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09
DOUGLAS SOCIETY.

>><<><><<>><><<> - Iwinked at you. fair maid, you say, My eye was powerless--pray don't | blame it,
 should have looked the other way Your dazzling beauty overcame 1t. l
 From the Globe-Democrat: "A girl must not only make up her mind to be sweet and pretty and entertaining with her own friends and those of her mother but the question of her exact position in her own home is some times one of great importance. In a few instances young girls, graduates, coming home assume all the domestic cares of the household and especially lis this SO of the young girl whose mother has outside interests. A con- scientious woman finds great relief in shifting the burden to young and com potent shoulders. But to many wo- men the work of taking care of their own homes is the sweetest thing in Ilife-and especially when they have no outside interest. The daughter comes home from boarding school and makes up her mind that if she has charge of any part of the house it must logical lly be the parlor. She receives her | friends there and she is younger and knows more about 1t. She means to get rid of the tides the first thing. These bits of lace and embroidery once called antimacassors and relics of the time when men used hair oil are now used only for ornament, of course, but are very dear to the mother per lhaps. So are many other things as- sociated with intimate experiences of plugman: Lee Thompson, tongueman: Dan Mcclure, captain; Lee Goodwin, sub. The boys are loud in their praise of the treatment accorded them in the county seat and are consider ably elated over their splendid vic tory.
 The ladies of the St. Ceceiia Guild | have extended an invitation to the public to be present at an old time concert to be given in Woodman hall next Thursday, the 18th. After the concert there will be a social good time and refreshments served.
 Miss Rose Conwell, a popular young society girl O. Douglas, who has been associated with good times in this town for several years and who has been a faithful and efficient employer in the Copper Queen store, has re signed her position in the office to take effect Saturday Miss Conweil's wed ding to Mir Bagl.n mas been announc ed for the 18th of this month and will
 be a delightful home affair. Miss Con
 well has no end of acquaintances who are looking forward to this event and
 extend the heartiest and most en thusiastic congratulations.
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 The schools opened with their fal term last Tuesday and found as con
 spicuous evidence of our large growtt
 in population that the accommodations of last year wouldn't begin to be ade auate for the number of pupils. Espe
 cially the younger children just start ing. This trouble will be nicely set tied when the new school building i: completed, but until that time som'
 temporary arrangement will be made
 In connection with our schools and il view of the fact that so many of ou ! young people are attending schoo
 elsewhere let it be said that the Doug
 las schools are nothing short of won , Iderful and are quite as highly gradet
 as any elsewhere. A member of tn : Douglas high school who went recent ly to Fl Paso, found she could ente
 the sophomore class there just as
 she had been an attendant in the E Paso schools all the time.
 Mrs. Rod Morgan was hostess to
 party given in honor of Miss Ros
 Conwell and Jack Baglin last Tuesda,
 evening. A clever musical program
 afforded great pleasure in which tn ? following people participated: Mrs <. Bain gave some instrumental selec ' tions, Miss Rose Conwell and Jacl
 Baglin sang ard MT. Stephens delight
 ed the guests with his baritone solos : 4 dainty lunch consisting of salad - sandwiches. coffee, fruit punch an
 cake was Served. The guests wer
 the following: Mir. and Mrs. A. K : Adamson, MT and Mrs. Chas. Ehlig t MT. and Mrs. J. w. Conwell, MT. an g Mrs. T. Burke, Mrs. Sam Gregg, Mrs F M. F. Bain. Miss Simpson, Ollie Fisher ]. Rose Conwell. Messrs. Jack Baglin !, Con Harvey, Stephens and MT. Moi l. gan.
 l Ernest Hockinbcamer has returne' s from a pleasant vacation to his hom - in New York which has lasted sine :, early in July when Mir. Hockinbeam r CT went as a representative to tn
 meeting at Denver of the grand lodg of Elks.
 Miss Katherine Paxton left thi
 morning for Hereford where she vii meet party from Tombstone and b the guest for ten days of Mrs. Franl Wolcott of that city during camp il the Huachucas. The rest of tn iparty are Mrs. Wolcott, Misses Luci
 and Eva Wolcott of Tombstone, an 1 Miss Helen Emery and Hiss Maria
 Gartzman, both of Los Angeles.
 Announcement was made this wee of the wedding of Miss Fife M. Dun
 agan and Willard c. Golding whic
 will take place at the Christian churc
 on the eve of Thursday, Septembe 20. The Rev. Gary Smith will pel