Bisbee daily review., 1908-10-13
DOUGLAS NEWS NOTES
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Music was furnished by the Van Ale
 Orchestra and the spirit of festivit
 which pervaded the evening combine,
 to make delightful evening for al concerned.
 The social given by the ladies of tn,
 Baptist Church on Thursday evenin,
 at the home of Mrs. W. c. Rafer ol
 Eleventh street and c avenue was ar
 affair of special importance amonl
 the many pleasant times the ladies
 enjoy throughout the social season
 About 76 guests were present to enjo,
 the entertaining program, which con
 sisted of piano solos by Mrs Ross ana ] Misses Sophia Peschke, Nina Mayo
 readings by Mrs. Radford and Misa
 Bertha Thomson. instrumental duets
 by Miss Marsh and Mrs. Radford and
 Miss Minnie Rice and Miss Sophia
 Peschke. Miss Eleanor Sargent re. cited. Chocolate and cake were serv- ed. the guests departing at late hour after an unusually enjoyable evening. On Thursday evening at the home of Rev. George Logic very pleasant time was spent. A number of young people met there to organize a Mis- sion Study Glass. MT. Crowell was chosen leader of tae organization. They are to meet every Sunday even. ing after the regular evening service. Refreshments of sherbert and wafers were served and general social time was enjoyed
 The friends of Miss Blanche McNa- mara, who visited here in Douglas last winter as the guest of her sister. Mrs Hirst, win be pleased to learn that October 18th has been set as the date for her wedding with Mir. James A. Bickell. lately a resident of Douglas. now residing at Ava. Okla. The cer. emony will be performed at the home of the bride, Peoria, III.
 
 The stately columns in the beautiful Gadsden parlors witnessed a gay as semblage of dainty femininity Tues day afternoon. Mrs. Strodtnoff was the hostess at a bridge party given in honor of Mrs. Tuthill of Morenci, who is visiting Mrs. Robert Rae. At three o'clock the guests began to arrive and soon the eight tables were filled with players of the fascinating game. Mrs. Hunter and Miss Adele Badger tied for the highest score and were each awarded dainty prize. As consola- tion prize huge bunch of hothouse carnations was given. Fruit punch was served throughout the afternoon and elaborate refreshments were sery- ed at the tables. Dainty hand painted score cards were used. Among those present were Mrss. Tutnill, Robert Roe, H. Rice, Reese, wm. Slaughter. Wm. Green, S. F. Mcguire, E. W. Sim onson, Quinn, H. B. Hunter, Ed. Thorn ton, c. o. Thomas, Lund. H. H. ColIey. $. w. French. P. P. Butler. Dixon Howard Wright, W. NJ. Adamson. Geo Kelley, NJ Dyer, c. E. Barbour. D. T. Dunlap, J. A. Drake, McPherson, B. A. Packard, G. ". Cass, J. P. Sexton. H, A. Strodthoff, Misses Tuthin and Badger
 On Tuesday evening two car loads of music lovers and pleasure seekers found their way to the spacious home Of A. K. Adamson. The occasion was a musicale and reception giyet for Prof. Clarence KrinbilI and his pu- pills. A rare treat in music was in store for those present, as the program was made up of the best vocal and in strumental selections with artists as interpreters.
 Refreshments were served and the fun continued until a late hour. About go invitations were extended. Among those present were Messrs. and Mrss- A. M. Sames, A. K. Adamson. H. D. Struthers, Ray Radford. Herman Schmeiding, E. c. Piper, wm. Smith, A. A. Fisher. E. H. Beebe, E. G. Mus tain, H. D. Tinker, Mrss. Peschke, G. H. Hirst, B. NJ. Wylie, Clyde Pray, Du- Nelly, Leslie Kyle, NJ. D. Eastman. D. T. Dunlap. 2. z. Dodds, H. S. Noble. | A. G. Curry, Ben Rice, w. G. Hofer. Rose Baglin, F. W. Thompson, N. N. | Mayo, J. J. Mclaughlin, Laura Ca briel Misses Anna Curry, Annie Kline | Lille Massey, Bertha Weber. Frances | Veitch, Edith Gilbert, Hazel McLaugh- lin, Cldean Simpson, Idalia West brook. Grace Mustain. Lois Fisher. Marion Eastman, Merle Magee, Mona O'Neal, Sophia Peschke. Helen Tin ker, Vera Beebe, Cora Ross, Annalyn Isabella Strutners, Mabel Ross, Minnie Rice, Nina Mayo, Olive Wright, Messrs. H. l.. Noble. Norman Mayo, Leslie Skiles, H. A. Wimberly, Y. Wright, s. B. Wright, Howard Wylie, R. w McNulty and Clarence KrinbiIl.
 The banquet given Friday evening 1t the Y- M. c. A for all of its mem. bers was a most memorable >Eair. About a hundred members gathered around the festive board to eat and be merry. The ladies connected with the association prepared the elab- orate menu and in dainty attire litte1 about the great horseshoe" attending Q the wants of the banqueters. After he banquet most inspiring and en- -husiastic business meeting was held. Many toasts and fitting speeches -ouched in graceful terms called forth much applause.
 Social Gathering.