Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21
SOCIETY IN THE SHELTER
 CITY
Dolngs of the Week ir the So- cial World As Seeh By Our Correspondent in the Snel- ter City,

ter City,
 H. H. Ritchie of Nacozari, spent several days during the past week in. Douglas.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Wright enter tained informally Friday evening at their home on Ninth street, with sev- eral tables Of cards.
 Miss Sarah Hooper, principal of the Fifteenth street school, is expecting her. mother from Murfreesboro, Tenn, 10 spend the winter with her.
 Miss Lulu Rosco, of Corsicaia, Tex. is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Q. F.. Address
 E. R Pirtle has been confined to his home several days with a badly in jured hip caused from being thrown from his buggy last Saturday, He was out again yesterday.
 R. l.. Caldwell, son of Postmaster Caldwell. has accepted position in Bisbee as assistant manager of the Bisbee Improvement Company.
 Miss Irene and Marie Larson enter tained at tea on Sunday evening. A dainty repast was served which was enjoyed by those present. The guests were Mrs. Ben Rice, Misses Matte Miller. Belle Brown, Tinker; Messrs. Skiles, Lane, White.
 
 Mrs. Harry Beck and little daugh- ter went to Bisbee Tuesday morning for few Gdys visit with her mother, Mrs. H. c. Stillman.
 John Romadka arrived in the clty last Saturday from the Fl Globo Mine, near Nacozari, for a vew days visit with his brother, Charles Romadka, of this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. F. Van Treese went to Nacozari last Saturday on a short business trip, returning Tuesday. tf Ns
 Mrs. Fox and daughter. Miss Bessie Fox. left Wednesday evening for a months visit in Oklahoma and Kan sas with friends and relatives.
 Mrs. c. w. Butler ieft TOT her nome in San Francisco. Tuesday afternoon.
 J. c. Keene and wife have returned from their wedding trip and wlii l. cate in Nacozari MT. Keene is cfS nected with the Nacozari Raiirossa company.
 MT. s. C. Moody left Monday for Tucson, accompanied by her daugh- ter Emma, where the latter will be placed in school.
 The dance given by the Douglas Orchestra in Woodman hall on last Saturday night was we'll attended and thoroughly enjoyed by those present. The grand march, which began at 9 o'clock was led by Dan McGuire and Mrs. J. R. Shannon.
 The monthly social of the Y. NJ. c. A. on Monday night was well at tended. That these public entertain ments are appreciated is well shown by the crowds who attend when ever the invitation Is extended. An unuSu- ally fine program had been prepared in which the finest talent of the city took part.
 The exhibition of class work in the gymnasium under Mir Orange was enjoyed by a large audience from the balcony The program was as follows:
 Piano solo-Mrs. Wylie.
 Vocal solo-Miss Irene Neville.
 Flute solo-H- c. Jordan.
 Piano solo-Miss Josephine Clothier.
 Vocal solo-Fred w. Nichols.
 Piano solo-Mrs. Wylie.
 Flute solo-H. c. Jordan.
 Piano solo-Prof KTimbi1l
 Last Sunday Mrs Emma Larson, assisted by her daughters Irene and Marie. entertained about fiften of their friends at dinner at the Haffly ice cream parlor. The dinner was given in honor of MT. and Mrs. S. H. Half ly's fifteenth wedding anniversary, which occurred on October Is. Fruit was used to decorate the table and an elaborate six course dinner was served. The invited guests were MT. and Mrs C. E. Duggan, MT. and Mrs Edwin Kettle. Rev. and Mrs George Logic, Mir and Mrs. James Logic, MT. and Mrs. S. H. Haffly. Mrs. Sames, Miss Fife McClaire, Miss Margaret Hafney, Mir Orange. Mir. Sames and Master Donald Haffly. Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Paxton left Monday night for Fl Paso to make that city their future home. During their residence in Douglas they have made many warm friends. who regret their removal to Fl Paso.