Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-17
DOUGLAS SOCIETY DURING PAST WEEK
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l fully decorated with tall vases of car nations and lighted with shaded lights In the game of britge Mrs. $. S Bad ger won the first piize, hand-paint- ed pin tray, and Mrs. Packard the second. silver cologne bottle. When the cards were removed the tables were spread with linen drawnwork. and dainty refreshments were served Those present were Mesdames H. B. Hunter, Dixon, H. B. Rice, s. s. Bad ger, Robert Rae. s. R. Pirtie, $, F Mcguire. Strodthoff. C. B. Lee. s. W. Stevison. E. A. Packard. Won der Linde. Romadka. E. W. Adamson, C. 0. Thomas. c. Cass. Neff, F. W. Si- monson. P r. Butler, Dugan Sexton, e. R. Scott. c. Q. Ellis. Quinn Wright. Hammill and Hanks: Misses Badger. Wood. Rutherford. MeCrosky and Irene Tutthill
 Mrs. Griffith entertained the liar mon Embroidery club Thursday after noon at her home at the c. & A. smell ter. Unusual and pleasing diversions during the evening were the vocal and piano solos by Mrs. Dave and Mrs Mcintosh. The luncheon served con sisted of sandwiches. apple salad .escalloped oysters, olives, salted al monds. coffee. peaches with cream and cake. Those present were. Mes danes X. K. Adamson, Dave Robson Charlie Iyerson. Dave Struthers. r.. Smith. John Hoffman. J. C. MclnJC sn, Jesse Wood. T. F. MGhoney. The club guests were Mrs. George Dave and Mrs. Rundlc of Bisbee.
 Misses Theresa and E. Torpey en. tertained their friends at a musical Tuesday evening at their pretty home on Twelfth street An informal mus ical and literary evening was enjoyed, which included solos by Mrs. l. l Krentz. Messrs. Baglin and Hammond, violin and trombone selections by Messrs. Krentz and Williams, readings by Miss Beach and p.ano accompanl- ments by Miss Torpey. The guests ai so enjoyed listening to Conn Harvey's fine talking machine. After the mus teal the hostesses, assisted by Miss Kate Honey, served refreshments. Those present were: Mesdames ]. Krentz, Terrera. T. T. Hines; Misses Kate Heney, Bessie Beach, Margaret Hs Williams. Joe Krentz. Baglin, J. r. Krentz, Hammond. VIII Hines and NJ. P Torpey.
 Mesdames Percy r. Butler, X. Hooper and Herbert H. Hotchkiss re ceived at the Country club Thursday afternoon. which is open house Tor the club ladies. Mrs. Hooper and Mrs. Hotchkiss substituted for Mrs. Bad ger and Miss Adel Badger who were not able to come. The afternoon wai spent at golf, bridge and tea. Those present were Mesdames Cass. Lee. Hunter, Steyison. Nef, Dyer, Rice strodthon, Wright. Barclay, Dixon Atterbury. Whipple, Won der Linde or Toronto. Jesse Yoakum of Bisbee, and Misses Gardner, Rutherford, Wolcott and Kelsey.
 Mrs. c. c. Young and Mrs. Guy Hof CT are together entertaining their Sunday school classes this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Hofer on Eleventh and C.
 The Piano club was entertained Monday evening " Miss Grace Mus tan. at ha ho;4= C. her fsther F. C. Musiain. BssiGs Jhc regular pro gram ine club enjoyed a number cf readings by Miss Josephine Wydnr and Mrs. Gabriel and a must cal c.iarade by Mrs. Schneiding. f0i lowing he program the hostess se-v- cd delicious sherbet and cake. Those present were: Mesdames Gabr'ei NVyaat. Wyndhara, HiFsU, Stonehcuss Schmeidine, Hofer. Young. Wyiie, Misses McNair, Gilbert, Weber. Byrd. Myrtle McGee, Myrtle 'Thomason, Ha- gel Struthers, Olive Wright, Anna Cur ". Minnie Rice, Sophie Peschke, Lilly Massie, Nita Sissons, Anna Kline. Rowena Deming. Josephine Clothier. Louise Roberts, Myrtle Fir- gle. Mona O'Neil, Cora Ross, Vera Beebee. Kathryn Crmand, Analyn and Lilly May Clinton, Marjory Nor ton. Helen Tinker. Layona Adamson, Lois Fisher, Doris Conley; Messrs. Stonehouse. Gabriel. Wyndham; Mir and Mrs. Hicks. Harold Hurst John Peschke. Howard Nylie, Don Rice. Herman Schneiding, Roy Riley anc { Clarence Krinbill.
 
 The Ladies' Aid society Of tho Baptist church was entertained Thurs dav afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ben Rice, on 18th street. The fea ture of the afternoon was the test