Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-27
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DOUGLAS SOCIETY.
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Miss Gladys Philbrick has resigned her position in the office department of the Copper Queen store and will leave for an extended visit with her sister in Cananea, about the first of February.
 Mrs. w J. Reay, who has been i'll for several days. is now recovered.
 The Firemen's ball at the Orpheum on last Saturday night was attended by Q large crowd who 'tripped the light fantastic" and enjoyed them selves thoroughly.
 The regular monthly social given at the Y. M. CA. on Monday night was attended by an unusually large crowd. The program was especially good, consisting of the best talent in the city. After the program the crowds adjourned to the basement where bowling and a general social time were enjoyed. The program was as follows:
 Flute Solo. HI. c. Jordan Vocal Solo. ..... Miss Irene Neville Reading. ....... Mrs. W. R. Gabriel Solo. o................... c. Jordan Vocal Solo. .........,.M Miss Bess Fox Reading g......... Mrs. W. R. Gabriel Piano Solo. Mrs. Reach
 Last Saturday evening Mir c. O. Thomas was the host at an informal stag party given to eight of his bachelor friends. His -th birthday had occurred a few days previous and hn a GnrT of dnf h. day celebration. There was birthday cake-two of them, in fact and oth- CT good things to go with them. The guests were Messrs. James Bickell, Albert Stacy, Albert Sames, Charles Nichols, Fred Nichols. James Speed and Eugene Robinson.
 Mrs. A A Hopkins, of Tombstone, spent a part of the week in town. visiting her mother, Mrs. Cornelius Munson.
 The Douglas orchestra will give one of their enjoyable dances this even ing at the Orpheum. These dances are always well attended and are looked forward to with much delight.
 
 MT. anu hEs- marry flSLuiuB "SIS visitors in Douglas on Monday morn ing.
 Miss Anna Penn will fill the posi-, ton which Miss Philbrick resigned in the office of the Copper Queen store,
 Mir. Fred Paxton left Thursday morning for Cananea, where he has | a 0F ntr~lt tFNV No. l.
 A very enjoyable birthday party was given by Master Lonnie Goshen on Friday evening at his home or Thirteenth street to a number of his ! friends and playmates The young folks played many enjoyable games Refreshments were served Those present were Miss Mae Broyles, June Dunbar, Fred HiIburn, Frank Skeels l Sibil Bartlett, Dell Leahy. Ed. Leahy Hilma Sanstrum, Lester Mccoy Laura Lsssador. Willie Ames, Chord ate Curtis, James Suits, Wesley Dougherty, Edith Webster, Bessie Harband, Minnie Rice, Gladys Fem, pie, Harry Elder, Leila Mae Clinton WOMAN'S CLUB NOTES
 Monday, January 2S, general ses- sion at Masonic hall.
 Roll Call. l......... Current Events Department of Literateure. ..... ........ Mrs. Barnes, chairman Les Miserables." Review of Vol I......... Mrs. Lewis Piano Duet ................ Review of Vol. H...... Mrs. Lewis Paper-"Yictor Hugo as a Pen
 Artist ............... Mrs. Barnes Paper-'Les MiserabIes as a Mor-
 al Instructor ........ Mrs. WattleS 1OSIeSS hTS. He2ESOl
 Saturday, February 2nd, first ses- -ion of the training school, library nail, 9 a. m.
 Monday, February 4th, study ses, sion in parliamentary law, 30 p. n. A A A A A A A A A A