Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-10-18
DOUGLAS SOCIETY EVENTS

Paul, Bertha Thompson, Croc
Roundtree, Dorothy Eastman, Maria
Eastman. Messrs. Miley DENNIS
| Clyde Deming. James Fisher. lac
yestry, Donald Rice, Jack Fred SAY
age and Herbert Lewis.
Miss Elenor Seeley entertained
number of her young friends Tuesda,
evening in honor OF her fourteenth
birthday Misses. Blanch Seeiey anC
Celia Mabon assisted In entertaiuins
and a jolly time was spent pIavinf
games both on the lawn and indoors
Dainty refreshments OF chocolate ana
cake was served. Her guests were
Ethel Dowdfe, Mona Chaplin. Carrie
Taylor. Agnes Erskin, Nealie Seeley
Ola Hilburn, May Wright. Olive
Green, Adedaid Hatcher. Frances
Woodlands. Laura Lassitor. Kathe-
rine ormond. Matte Taylor. Roland
Curry, John Lassitor. Lou Gosnep.
Frank Skeeis. Allen Skeels, D. 4.
Reese, Porter Dunlap. Lester Mccoy,
Jesse Goshen. George seeley, Alba
Reese, Fred Hillburn
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. e
Bolton on Seventh street was the
scene OF a merry time Wednesday
when their son, Fred, celebrated his
thirteenth birthday with a spiderweb
party. Albert SperTy reached the
end of his spiderweb first and was
awarded a box of chocolates. Bert
Ryan won the prize in the apple CON
test. They had lots Of fun pinning
the donkey's tail on. then they went
into the dining room and were sery-
ed fruit punch cake and candies. The
young host cut the big birthday CAKE
with the Is candles. Those present
were. Nicely Sealey, George Frost,
Fern Johnson. Fred Johnson, Stewart
Powell, Dorathy Folks, Margery Nor
ton. Bobbie Kimbro, Margaret Kim.
bro. Tom Norris, Dorathy Ingraham,
Annalyn Clinton, Susie Elder, Susie
Sperry, Toy Robinson, Viola Maclay,
Bertha Thompson, Bert Ryan, Willis
BENEFIT, Roy Montgomery, Wayne
Montgomery, Albert Sperry, Harry
Elder, Hampton Davidson, Harold
Scott, Mable Scott, Dunk Robinson.
Larry Rapp, James Wood, EDGAR
Hurst, Joe Hanson.
The Glee club which was recently
organized at the Y. NJ C. A. is work
ing hard and making splendid prog
ress under the leadership of Mr.. Nc
Nulty. At present they are at work
on Ircgram which is to be given
in the near future. The club men,
beers are Messrs. McNulty, Davis,
Wimberly, Hooper, lie Noir, Webb,
Thomas, Higgins, skinner
The old fashioned country, dance
at the club house las. night was large
ly attended by motley crowd of peo-
pie in odd costumes. 1t was the
most pleasant affair in the history of
the Country club. The rooms were
decorated in corn stalks, dried
grasses, yellow flowers and grinnlng
pumpkin lanterns. There was a coun-
try fiddler who paited his foot ana
played Turkey In the Straw and
other fayorites. E. r. Pirtle and Paul
McMullen called off for the old fash
Toned quadrille, shottische and Vir-
gina reel. The ladies' committee
served pumpkin pies. cheese, ginger
snaps and coffee. Later the Van
Allen orchestra came out and the rest
Of the evening was spent in the reg
Mar way. Some of the costumes were
excellent. Mrs. S. S. Badger was par
-icularly good in a red bell skirt.
light black basque ana small hat. Mrs.
Dixon was a charming little country
girl in a checked apron. Mrs. Thorn
ton made an excellent Sis Hopkins |
Mr.. Cuthbert was an English country
nan in knickerbockers. James Speed |
wore a conventional dress suit, short |
rousers and clock socks. Mr.. Pirtle |
was chore boy in bIue overalls. Mrs |
Pirtle wore an old style plaid dress. |
Mr.. Flickinger was typical farmer |
n high topped boots. Dodge Hooper |
wore his store bought Sunday SUIT. |
Il. II. Hotchkiss wore full dress suit |
iannel shirt and yellow shoes. Miss
Scott was sweet country girl with |
ong braids of hair and an ill-fitting |
pink frock. Mrs. Windham wore a |
little old fashioned pleated dress.
Mrs. e. w. Adamson was very gooo |
rs an old time grandmother who wore |
little black aprol and carried her |
There were a host Of others |
rom the country hired girl to the vii |
age squire. 1t is esl mated that fully |
80 people enjoyed the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wood enter
aimed few friends Tuesday evening
1t their home at the G. & A. smelter
4 special car was chartered for the
guests who spent the evening at ]
whist. Refreshments of coffee, sand
Tiches and cake we're served. Some
EXCELLENT music was furnished by the
Van Allen orchestra. The guests were
sir. and Mrs. McGarty, Mr.. and Mrs Il
{. T. Hines, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
ODonovan. Mr.. and Mrs. B. ]. Ames,
dr. and Mrs. McDermott, Mrs Shaff.
Ter, Mrs. Fierrera.
The Van Allen orchestra is planning
o give benefit concert and dance
text month for the Elks' home.
On Wednesday evening the first /
meeting OF the young peoples Mission
Study club met in the Presbyterian
'hurch. The topic for the evenings
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