Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09

Mrs. c. O. Thomas was hostess to the Thirteen club last Saturday even ing at her home on Ninth and D layenue. Guessing games formed the lchief amusements of the evening in- Itersperced with delightfully."- enjoy able selections by the mandolin club composed of Messrs. Wash Smith, Carl Smith and Mac Smith. The first con test was the answering of twenty ques- tions with the names of popular mag azines of the day. Judge Albert Sames
 won the prize, a cut glass cigar jar. | The second contest was characteris- tic of the occasion and was the most superstitious article which could be written in thirteen minutes. Messrs. Dodge Hooper and Jasper Wood cut for the prize, Swastika pin, MT. Woods coming out winner. A dainty and palitable lunch was served which consisted of sandwiches, pickles, cof- fee. salted almonds, peach ice cream and cake. The guests who enjoyed Mrs. Thomas excellent hospitality were; -Hessrs. Chas. Nichols, Carl Smith, Fred Nichols, Eugene Robin | son, Mac Smith, Jasper Wood, Wash Smith, Lejun Palmer, Dodge Hooper, James Speed, Albert Sames and MT. Thomas. Mrs. Thomas was assisted
 by Miss Bess Fox.
 |
 Among the arrivass and departures
 are the following: MT. and Mrs. F.
 S. Douglas returned from trip to the coast which has covered two weeks | w. c. Land, of Benson, came to pay
 his family a visit. Miss Florence Se-
 bein, a niece of Mrs. R. s. Maclay
 of this city, is visiting MT. and Mrs
 Maclay, wno nave just returned from a visit to Globe. Franklin B. Dorr of
 the Dispatch returned from a trip to
 the coast. Walter R. Thurston made
 a business trip to Douglas this week and had a pleasant time renewing old
 acquaintances. Con Harvey has gone
 to southern California for vacation. Bert Parsons, who has been i'll in the Bisbee hospital for several weeks with typhoid fever, is we'll and returned
 home this week. D. F. Johnson and
 family concluded pleasant camp
 ing trip in the Chiricahuas. Messrs.
 Eugene Robinson and w. B. Cramer
 spent Sunday and Monday in Tomb
 stone with friends and taking in the
 celebration. w. H. Kirkland made a
 business trip to Fl Paso. Frank De-
 morest returned from Los Angeles
 where he has enjoyed a delightful va
 cation. Miss w. Pelton of Bisbee was a Douglas visitor last Sunday. Dr. w. P. Wood of Denver is c guest of
 MT. and Mrs. C.. E. Barber on Thir-
 teenth street. MT. and Mrs. c. O.
 Ellis returned from pleasure trip
 which included a number of the in | in
 and Mrs. H. c. Chappell and family have gone for a visit of a month to
 Los Angeles and San Francisco. Mir. Darling returned from the coast where
 he has ben spending three weeks at
 Long Beach. Miss Myrtle Bush of Tucson arrived in Douglas Sunday to
 spend a few days with friends. Gen
 eral Torres, of Hermosillo, was a wis itor in Douglas this week. Thomas
 Paxton left last Saturday for New
 York on business. MT. and Mrs. C. . R. Trowbridge and baby daughter , spent a day in Fl Paso this week look , ing out for residence there.
 i, s~s
 , Lady Violet Grenille comments ot . the fact that the bride of today is no : quite the shy shrinking thing she wa! - in olden times and it is the bridegroom
 who is Hurried while he should b, s even more calm and dignified than th, , bride She objects to the jocular tom :. of weddings. A lady in the imme F. diate vicinity talks much in the sam, l. vein and crys out at the wedding l. without the charm Of ceremonial ant , consecration that she thinks shoult 1. characterize such solemn occasions" . + Last Thursday evening the youn, n men of the Y. M. c. A. met at thu e association building 10 be introduced ,- to the new physical director, Mr l Orange, who comes well reconmCndet e and whose presence here is greatl. e heralded. MT. Orange can scarcel. e fail to be popular with the men ant y seems more than satisfactory success t sor to Robt. Wise, who won his wa, a into the hearts of the boys and peo S pie of Douglas.
 Miss Gladys Philbrick entertaine, 2 informally on Thursday at her home oI 2 Seventh street. The young people