Bisbee daily review., 1907-04-21
DOUGLAS SOCIETY.

 social events seem to be waning. This is the season for quieter amusements, snch-as porch parties, ladies' teas, etc. After the gaiety of the winter months the present Hull affords a much needed rest. As the summer approaches one hears on all sides inquiry as to the coming vacations which the fortunates are planning upon. More persons ar< contemplating trips to the coast dur ing the heated months than ever be- fore.
 The Misses Conroy, residing at the C. and A. smelter, entertained a few of the Douglas young people very de- ligatfuliy on Wednesday of last week. Social games afforded the evenings amusement Dainty refreshments con. sisting of orange salad, cake and cof' fee were served. The guests were Misses Edwin Stiles, Simpson, May and Rita Conroy. Gladys Philbrick; Messrs. Cook, Russell. John and Fran cis Ames, Davis.
 Mrs. E. c. Piper. who has been suf fering with tonsilitis, is much i'm proved.
 
 Mrs. Robert Rae and Miss Tuthin were the hostesses on Tuesday after noon at a charming card party where about sixteen ladies were the guests. siYe hundred was the game of enter rainment. The prize was handsome picture and was awarded to Mrs. H. B. Rice. who had the highest score. Re treatments. consisting of salad, waf- E4ftc nd were served The ladies present were Mrs George Lee. Mrs. s. w. French, Mrs. H. B. Hunter, Mrs. W. s. Dixon, Mrs. H. B. Rice. Mrs. Henry Strodthoff. Mrs. Lund, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. c. O. Thomas, Misses Belden, Dale Ruther- ford and Snyder.
 Mrs. McAllister, who has been vis- f titing Mrs. James Kirke of Cananea for over a week, returned to Douglas Thursday evening. Mrs. McAliister will leave shortly for Chicago. to join her mother and little son.
 Miss Mary Mullen is expected to re- turn tos Douglas for a short visit early in May.
 Mrs. Heller returned to Douglas the latter part of last week for a short visit with old friends before joining MT. Heller in Montana. Mrs. Heller is the guest of Mrs. Henry Strodthoff. | Mir. l.. c. Hanks returned from Cali f0rnia Tuesday. Mrs. Hanks will re- mair at the coast for some time. |
 Mrs. w. l.. Gray, mother of Mrs. E. K. Thornton. left Wednesday evening for Witchita Falls, Texas. to join her husband.
 Judge J. J. Hawkins, of Prescott, has been a Douglas visitor for several days of the past week to attend the meeting of the Episcopal clergy. Mir. Ed. Gillispie, who has been em. ployed in the grocery department of the Copper Queen store for some time, has resigned and hereafter will be associated with the Bowers Produce company.
 Mrs. Fox and her daughter, Miss Bess Fox, are spending a few days in Eli Paso visiting friends. Dr. A. c. Wright is absent from Douglas on a business trip of a week Tor ten days duration.
  Miss DeIphine Ayres accompanied her sister Mrs. Gaudine and baby upon their return from Texarkana and will spend some weeks in Douglas visiting | Mir. and Mrs. Gaudine
 
 MT. and Mrs. W. K. Moore, who moved from Douglas last spring, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Ethel Belle Moore, to Fred erick Wheeler of Philadelphia. Miss Moore was charming young lady and a teacher in the city schools and has many warm friends in this city who ex. Itend their best wishes. I 1 Mrs. Frazee of Bisbee is visiting her !