Bisbee daily review., 1908-01-26
DOUGLAS SOCIETY.

Ms. Seaman was the charming hosr- ess Friday evening at an attractive party given in honor of Misses Zelia and Angie Seaman of Grand Rapids, Mich. The amusements of the even ing were games and music. Those who enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs Seaman were: Misses Griffin, Isaacs, Mabie Mayo, Terwilliger, Nora and Edith Hodgman, Angie and Zelia Sea man; Messrs. Wash Smith, Ridgely and Dodge Hooper, Rudolph, Wimber- ley, Speed and McMullen.
 A pleasant social affair of the week was a small party given Tuesday af-
 oon by Mrs. J. D. Fox ar ne. pretty home in the Jund flats ol Eleventh street. Delicious refresi. ments were served and a most enjoy able afternoon was spent with the charming hostess. Her guests were: Mesdames Rice, Armstrong, Calisher, Bertrain, Dunlap and McPherson.
 St. Cecelia's Guild was entertained on Wednesday afternoon by Miss Francis NJ. Smith and Mrs. Wood hams at the home of the latter, 1039 Fourteenth street. The afternoon was spent in sewing and sociability. Dainty refreshments were served al 4:30 o'clock. These meetings are open to the public and the guild would be pleased to have them well attended. as they wish to assist in making payments on the rectory.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Doan enter tained at cards Tuesday evening at their home on Ninth street. There were three tables at which the game of hearts was played. the favors of the game going to Mrs. Long and Judge Neville. At the close of the evening a two-course luncheon was served. The guests: Mrs. Long; Miss es Nora Hodgman, Zelia Seaman; Messrs. F. c. Long, Y. Emerson, H. A. Wimberly, w. Y. Rudolph, D. A. O'Donovan, Judge Neville.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the M E. church met Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Mary Nichols on Eleventh street. The afternoon was of a business and social nature The ladies decided to postpone the | Martha Washington tea, and give il later on, instead of the 22nd of Feb ruary as was designed. At the close of the session the ladies were agree ably surprised by being invited by Mrs. NJ F. Dicus to partalle of g | luncheon served at her residence or Eleventh street. Those present were: Mesdames Long, Rayney, Sheldon l Ross Dicus Charles Long, Dowell Goldsbury, Mary Reno, Emerson, M F. Dicus, Nichols, Reach, Thompson l and Doan.
 | A business meeting of the Baptis Ladies' Aid society was held at tht Baptist church Thursday afternoon at which it was decided that eacf member must earn dollar before Wasbington's birthday. when ther'
 will be a social meeting 10 deternin' to what church purpose this none!
 will be appropriated.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles T. Connel entertained at dinner on Tuesdal evening at their residence on Four teenth street The dinner was Il
 honor of the birthday anniversary o MT. Cornell The dining room wa beautifully decorated with Chimes and Japanese ornaments. The colo scheme Of red and white was artlSu
 caIly carried out in all the decora tions. Above the dining table wa
 suspended a large Japanese parasol sheltering the guests beneath am
 from the handle of which wide re- satin ribbons extended to each eol ner of the table. The centerpiec
 was the birthday cake with twelv ! eolored candles. At each plate wa
 small candle resting on smal
 cake which was tied with naTroS !. red satin ribbon to the candles of tn
 large cake; these candles were ligh'
 ed during the dessert course Tn flowers used were red carnations and the place cards white linen bool \ lets decorated with hand painted re carnations. in which were write original rhymes about each gues
 These were read during the frs
 course. The favors were handsom garnet stick pins. The elaborate dir
 ner. consisting of nine courses, va : served at ' o'clock. The guests were NIT. and Mrs. Nihart, Judge and Mir Reese; Misses Torpey. Katherin ' christy; Mir. Albert Stacy; MT. an