Bisbee daily review., 1908-03-15

confined to her home on account of an attack of measles. Her place has been supplied by Mrs Young.
 
 Mir. H. L. Noble is confined to ms home on Fifteenth street on account of the humps.
 Mrs. J. H. Slaughter. who has been visiting friends in Texas for a few weeks, has returned and went out to the ranch yesterday
 Mrs. P. P. Hastings of Prescott. Ariz., who has been visiting Mrs. H. A. Strodthoff for a few days, has re turned to her home.
 Mrs. l.. NJ. Burns and daughter Of Houston, Texas, are visiting in Doug las.
 Mrs. Alice G. Snyder has been en- tertaining Miss M. A. Beeman and Miss Nettie Hendrie of Los Ange- les. They came via Douglas on a re- turn trip from New York city.
 The Thirteen club gave a dance at the Country club Friday evening, which was one of the most enjoyable affairs in Douglas social circles this season. The Thirteeners have made a reputation in the past as roya1 en- tertainers, and as the thirteenth of this month fell on Friday, this was an occasion for special merry-making. The method of issuing the invitations was very unique, that is, the names of thirteen young ladies were written on as many slips and placed in a hat from which each member of the club drew, the name on the slip of paper indicated who his partner should be. A notice was then sent to each young lady informing her who her partner would be, and signed by King Skull'' and Skull Script" When a Thirteen CT is married he is supposed to be dead; these "dead ones" with their wives acted as chaperones-Mr A. M. Sames. F. W. Nichols, c. O. Thom- as. The other participants were Misses Katherine Christy, Maud Mul len, Blanche Penhoel, Maud Watkins, Clare Kelsey. Edith Kline, Ustane Scott, Blanche McNamara, Adele Bad ger, Hattie Terwilliger, Florence House, Zelia Seaman, Anna Curry; 1 Messrs. Carl Smith, T. M. Smith, Jas per Wood. Wash Smith, Dodge Hoop l CT, c. A. Nichols, Dr. Lawson Downs, Albert Stacy, r. c. McMullen, James Bickel, Lynn Palmer, James Speed, F. Robinson. Music was furnished by the Ratz orchestra and a delicious luncheon was served by the chef of the Country club.
 The Harmony Embroidery club met of noon at the home of Mrs John Hoff- | man on Fourteenth street The after. noon was spent at fancy work, em- | broidery. etc, and was pronounced a l very enjoyable meeting. The hostess served delicious chicken sandwiches, | potato salad. deviled eggs, pickles, l cheese, cake and coffee to the follow ing ladies: Mesdames Adamson. D. | Struthers, Iverson, Smith, Brodie, Mo Intosh, Robson, Teller, Wood, Collier. l
 A jolly picnic party on pleasure bent, started out last Sunday morning | with well-flIed dinner baskets for a 1 short outing from the city's dust and | turmoil. They went a short distance beyond the well known ''Niggerhead and made a halt by well of good | water. A short time ago some mem | bers of the party made trip to this | same section and discovered a huge boulder. a sort of balanced rock, about ! BOO feet up from the base of a noun l tain there, and it was the purpose O. this party to pry that boulder loose and let it roll down the mountain side. Mir. Albert Stacy had provided him | self with a "jack-screw' for the mo tive power. The gentlemen worked . faithfully for several hours, in fact, until the jack-screw broke, and-the i boulder still remains in it's old posi- i tion. The ladies of the party provid- 1 ed a sumptuous luncheon which was !, very much enjoyed MT and Mrs. Al !, bert Sames acted as chaperones, the ! other members of the party being: i Misses Katherine Christy, Blanche Maud Watkins, Mary Null len. Edith Kline; Messrs. Albert Sta cy, James Bickel. P. C.. McMullen, Lynn Palmer, H. F. Nichols.
 A number of the friends of Mrs. Frank Doan surprised her at her home on Ninth street, on Thursday i evening. She is to start for Chicago : in a few days for an extended visit !, A very pleasant evening was spent !, with music, readings. storytelling /. and charades. Sandwiches. cake, mar guerites and coffee were served and [ much enjoyed. Those present were: | Mir. and Mrs. G. H. Dowell, MT. and | Mrs. s. c. Long, Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Long, Rev and Mrs. c. w. Deming, ] Mir. and Mrs. Leslie Kyle, MT. and [ Mrs. F. E. SeIden, MT. and Mrs. E. c. Decker, Mesdames Mary Nichols, N. F. Dicus, c. R. Dicus. 4. F. Hinton, K. Chapman, F. o. Emerson, Misses Nina Mayo, Della Griffin, Ruby Dicus. Margaret Isaacs, Cleo Tinker, Messrs. Mayo, Donald Wright. c. Fowler, W. H. Jordan
 Miss Frances Veitch. who has been with the Indian school in | Phoenix, has accepted a position in l the office of Supervisor McGlone of the local United States forestry ser vice. Miss Veitch is very fayorably l imnressed with Douglas. and we feel sure that she will make many friends | here by her charming manner.
 Mir Charles Irwin. who is in the employ of the E. P. and S. w, has | been transferred from Fl Paso to Douglas. and has come here to make his home.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres bvterian church met at the home of Mrs. McDermott at the c. and A. l smelter on Wednesday afternoon A large delegation attended and most delightful afternoon was spent. A silver offering was taken, and about | s10 realized. Sandwiches. cake and | coffee were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Peschke on Thirteenth street.