Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-25
Bisbee. and Douglas Society Chat


 and will DO doubt be party to our fun before another week. We can't spare 8 single girl for even a day in Douglas.
 disease, according to the society edi- 'Lentenitis" and seems to be ner- vous state caused by an over indul- gence in the festivities of the social season. The remedy is a complete rest and relaxation from everything sistent and to those who are observ- ing Lent the remedy suits admirably.
 
 Mrs. Hattie Smith, mother of Carl, Wash and T. Mac Smith, of the Cop per Queen store, left Douglas Thurs day morning for Bisbee to undergo an that city. The friends of Mrs. Smith will be overjoyed to learn that her condition did not neceSsitate the ope- ration and she returned to Douglas Thursday evening.
 The young people of the Presby-
 
 home of Mrs. Hess Thursday evening. A musical program was carried out and very much enjoyed by all. Mrs. ". H. Durham recited some very en- tertaining selections and Miss Adele Paxton played several piano selec- tions. Miss Jennie Hess sang, and little Tootsie Lewis in a sweet, child ish manner sang Stay in Your Own Back Yard Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. George Logic, Messrs. and Mesdames s. H. Haffly, F. Nich- ols, Mesdames D. T. Dunlap, w. H. Durham, W. R. Thurs}on, Jj M. Sparks, w. Warrington, Hess; Miss es Caroline Hayes. Gladys PhiIbrick, Adele Paxton, Margaret Iverson, Anna Iverson, Mary Dunlap, Katherine Pax ton, and Messrs. Downs. Christy, Jno. Peterson and Ridgley Hooper. The young people played Panic and F1inch during the evening, after which dainty refreshments of lemonade and cake were served.
 She was an ambitious little house wife, and knew that spring was the time to renovate. Consequently she bought a can of red paint and pro ceeded to try it on the kitchen floor. Just the mere thought of the effort it would take to make an artistic show ing caused her to upset that can of paint She realized in an instant that it wasn't in one spot that she had intended to empty the can, and made a strenuous effort to dip 1t up with a spoon. This proving too slow, she employed a shovel. By that time the cat came along, put one paw into the mixture, lifted it out and shook it. He decided his talent wasn't in that Iine-so had the woman. The paint was red, the air was blue. When hubby. came she was radiant with paint-handS, apron, even an artistic touch on her nose. He, unappTecia- tive monster! said he hoped she would finish the stove, cupboard and table, because they could hardly be recog- nized as they were.
 Miss Theresa Fay, sister of Mrs. H. A. Strodthoff, is expected to arrive in Douglas today from Anaheim, Califor- mia, and for the next few weeks will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. Strodt- hoff.
 The largest attended church social ever held in Douglas was at the Chris tian church Thursday evening, when ninety-four persons gathered together to do justice to the novel sock so- cial." The idea was to multiply the size of ones stocking by two and put the money inside the sock. The sum realized was most gratifying and it amounted to almost thirty dollars. A program was carried out, the principal features of which were recitations by Miss Mabel Born, Fern Johnson, H. W. Jones and s. W. Jackson. Re freshments of sandwiches, pie, choco- late and cake were served. The even ing was complete success and en- courages those novel ideas gotten up by the church people.
 Basket ball seems to be enjoying as much enthusiasm as bowling at the Y. NJ. c. A. this week. Thursday even ing the Reds and Greens met in con aict. The lineup was as follows:
 Reds. Greens. Chamberlain Forward. ..... Lincoln Booth ...... Forward. .... Chapel Riley ....,... Guard. ..... Struthers e The game was a fine display of skill and the Greens won by a score Of 124. The interest never Jagged.
 
 On Wednesday the ladies of St. Ce- celia's Guild spent a most pleasant afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. J. Day. The ladies decided to meet at the different houses instead of at the church as heretofore. Several new ladies were asked to help in the work, and the meeting proved to be by far the most successful ever held. A com mittee was appointed, with Mrs. R. NJ. Ready, as chairman to arrange for an entertainment Easter week. Those presen. were: Rev. E. ". Simonson, Mesdanes H. P. Wiley, J. W. Conwell, w. B. Sisson, A. Barech, John Ora ham, z. T. Phillips. c. P. Talbot, F. H. Weimer, K. Morgan, H. c. Still man. John Brodie, T. W. Atterbury. A. ". Preston, T. J. Feagan, Andy