Bisbee daily review., 1908-12-13
DOUGLAS SOCIETY.

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 DOUGLAS SOCIETY.
 Mrs. Ben Rice gave a reception on Monday afternoon at her home on Thirteenth street in honor of Mrs George Krinbill of B,sbee. Tall vases of red carnations added color an cheer to the occasion. The hostess was assisted in entertaining by Mes danes Schmeiding, Pray, PeSchke ana Mir. Clarence Krinbill. Mrs. Wyhe and Prof. Krinbill played during the afternoon. In the dining room the visitors enjoyed dainty refreshments of chocolate, marquerites and cake Those who called to meet Mrs. Krin bill were: Mesdames Schmeiding Hofer. Kyle, Thompsou, McNamara, Kenyon, Riley, Armstrong, Pray Beach. Stonehouse, Noble, Young Sames, Piper, Nichols, Kline, Fred Nichols, Joe Kline, Simonson, Berger, Baltziey. Clouthier, Pollard, Emerson 1 Wright. Peschke, Gabriel, Curry, Pois. CT, Mayo, Dunlap, New, Carpenter. Logic. Barber, Logic, Hammill, Wind. ham. Speed, Gibson, Hill, Radford. Paddock, Sisson, Mclaughlin, Hurst, Deming, Fisher, Rshlhouse, Argetsing- CT, Clinton, Greenberg, Mustain, Struthers, Adamson, Roberts. Fisher, Beebe, Eastman, Crmond, Norton. Ross, O'Neal, Speed, Smith, Conley, Hiatt, Miss Beach, Miss Peschke.
 The Baptist ladies gave an enter i tainment at the Y. Nj. c. A. on Tues day evening in the reading room to large audience. The excellent pro gram was in charge of Mesdames Rice. Radford and Murphy. MT. Ben nett acted as master of ceremonies. The ladies in charge of the refresh ments were Mesdames Wilkerson, Daugherty, King and Thomson. The program consisted Of a fan drill by . 24 little Baptist Juniors, piano duett by Mrs. Roberts ana Prof. Krinbill, contralto solo, Mrs. Ray Radford, reading by Mrs. Clifford, Shadows, D a solo. Katherine Marsh, ''The Ham mer Song" by the cfoir, two dialect readings by Mrs. Murphy, piano duett by Mrs. Young and Prof. Krinbill, | reading by Miss Bessie Beach, duetI 1 by Mrs. Rice and R W. McNulty, a character song by Messrs. LeNOlr, Baltzley, Mrs. Radford and Mrs. Mur- phy: closing with q good night song i by the chorus. Every number was 1 well rendered and there was not a moments break in the interest throughout the, evening. The rest of the evening was spent at bowling and billiards and ether amusements. Odd Fellows are noted for a pTece- dent established heretofore unknown in the way of entertainment. but Wednesday. December g, promises to eclipse all former efforts. The Rebekahs, Encampment and SubOrdi- nate lodge have combined, under the auspices of Rebekah lodge, to give not only a grand ball, but to provide , amusement and entertainment TOT | those who do not dance Card tables and other amusements will be provided, MT. O'Donovan has promised to have the pavilion comfortably warm, and those who wish to spend a most so- cial evening can i'll afford to miss this opportunity. Mrs Andy Seamans, MT. | A. A. Ferguson and Milford Pharr are ! members of the committee from the three different organizations, and will appoint subcommittee to see that everything is provided and everyone who attends enjoys themselves.
 
 1 The Hearthstone club was enter tained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. 2. BeltOn on ThiT- teenth street. Mrs. Byers assisted 1 Mrs. Belton in receiving. The after noon study hour was spent in reading selections from Father Ryan's poems. Miss Theresa TOrpey's reading or Merry Christmas was particularly worthy of mention. During the social hour refreshments were served con sisting of sandwiches, cheese, olives and coffee. The club members pres ent were: Mesdames Wattles. KTentZ. Daiber, Finley, Elder, 'Mahoney, Me l Cartoon, LOven, Moore, Byers, Belton. Misses Torpey, Theresa Torpey, Hen ey, MoTrisy, McCaTty, Norcop. The club visitors were Mrs. Mieron and Miss Feltus. Mrs. Krentz will enter tain the club at social afternoon on January 9th.
 Mrs. J. W. Childers entertained last Saturday evening at her Seventeenth l street home in hOror of her husband and son, Wayne, whose birthdays were jointly celebrated. The father was fl and the son IS years of age A pleasant evening was spent which terminated with organizations to 1 both, who were the recipients Oi many rememberances Those present were: Miss Annie aDJ FlOssie Hines, Beatrice and Lola Eldredge. Mrs. Joe Knight, Mrs, Nc A. CIyatt, Mrs. H. E Bryant, Mrs. J. S. Wall, Mir. and Mrs. P. B. Woods, Mir and Mrs W A Leake, Mrs. M Pharr, MT. and Mrs ]. T. Childress. Barney Robinson, Sol Hart, Frank Shetlan, Jessie AverilI and Wayne Childress. Dee Eldridee. Reed Woods and Gracie Knight.
 
 The Missionary Society of the Chris tian church gave ar open session Thursday night to their husbands and friends at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Carpenter on Ninth street. An inter. esting program of papers and round table discussions on Tine Centennial Work" was enjoyed. After the pro gram refreshments were served and a social hour was spent. Mrs. Rosig. mol gave number of clever readings. Those present were: Messrs and Mesdames Henderson, H. W. Jones Roark. English. Holmes. WyIer. Pray Mesdames Keith, RosignoI. Scott Echols, Stabler, Thompson. Wish Johnson. Misses Keith. Chestnut and Oscar Hill.
 The Evening Bridge club enter tained with picnic supper and dance Thursday night at the Country club. After the informal picnic supper the rest of the evening w8s spent dane ing The Van Alen orchestra furnish-