Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-22
DOUGLAS SOCIETY.

Mrs. J. L. Brown who has been spending several weeks visiting -ela- tiyes in the east returned to Douglas this week.
 Mrs. John Brodie left "Wednesday for Jersey City, where she will re- main during the rest of the summer
 
 There is quite a colony of Douglas people visiting at the coast, and oc. casionally different persons meet and enjoy few moments of pleasant con versation. Word from Mrs. J. l.. Wood, who is enjoying the novelty of a cottage on the beach in company with Mrs. c. H. Dowell and Mrs. Ed. win Kettle, both of Douglas, Is 10 the effect that there Is no outing quite so complete. MT. Ed. Clothiar and daughter are having an unusual ly fine time and have not neglected to send pleasant reminders to friends, and in a letter from Miss Rose Con well she says the climate is having the desired effect and that she is gain ing in flesh She will be the guest of honor at a dinner party. given this eek by Mrs. J. l.. Longnevan of Los Angeles.
 A wedding which proved complete surprise to those who witnessed the ceremony was that of last Sunday evening when the Rev. NJ. Gary Smith pastor of the Christian church, united in marriage two of the we'll known young people of Douglas, Miss Maud Wills and MT. D. Kirkandall. The ceremony was performed before a large congregation of people who took the usual interest in the wedding. Mir. Rirkaudall has been an employee ar the Copper Queen smelter for some months, and has many friends who wish both he and Mrs. Kirkandan much happiness.
 Among the arrivals of the week are Mrs. Delay. who came to join MT. Delay, manager of the Copper Queen drug department.
 Mrs. N. C. Vest, of Fiawatha. Kans.. will be the guest of her brother, Ray Radford, for a couple of months.
 Mrs. Roy B. Ayres and Miss Con- nie ,Ayres of Texarkana, Tex, are the guests of Mrs. Ayres' daughter, Mrs. F E. Gaudin.
 The different lodges ai1ave seen fit to make themselves as comfortable as possible during the very warm weather, and are closing their lodge sessions with social good time. The Woodmen of the World closed their regular meeting on Friday night in this fashion. There were no less than one hundred members present who partook of light refreshments and smoked their pipes of peace. The lodge of MaccabeesI experienced pleasant surprise the same evening, when the ladies anXiously came in upon the lodge members with an abundant supply of good things to eat .nd musicians to give the lodge musical treat. Mrs. Jos Averill ani Mrs. Milford Pharr played a numhe: of selections on violin and piano.
 Miss Bess Fox was the hostess Cf q whist party on Friday evening in honor of her aunt. Mrs. Edna Maddox, of Fl Reno. Okla. There were eight tables composed of the following guests: Mrs. Edna Maddox, Mir ahl hTS. |. U. uOUlaS, MT. anu ATS. II. J. Bishop, MT. and Mrs. c. R. TrDw- bridge, MT. and Mrs. Garret, of Rolia. Mo, Mrs. IBrammer and Miss Myrtle Page, of Sherman, Texas, Misses Caroline Hayes, Katherine Paxton, Fitch, Blanche Penhoel, Alexan5e:, Gladys Philbrick, Messrs. Albe"t Sames. Fred Nichols. James Speel, E. c. Robinson, Fred Paxton. Walter Fox, Doran, H. H. Colley, w. B. Cram CT, w. C. Vinegar, Carl Smith an1 Dodge Hooper. Delicious refresh- ments of ice cream and cake were served. after which the prizes were awarded. The ladies prize was won by Miss Katherine Paxton and the gentlemeu's by MT. W. B. Cramer. Both were beautiful water color l.ic- tyres.
 Prof. James Douglas returned to the cost this week after two weeks visit in this part of the country Mir. Douglas during his stay visited the properties of the Phelps-Dodge com pany in Bisbee, Douglas, MOranci, Nornyari Tono-no