Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-30
DOUGLAS SOCIE T
JUST FUN.

o O NJ L.
 JUST FUN.
 Dinners and dances. luncheons and
 clubs.
 Have left in my checkbook nothing
 but stubs.
 The governor and his party break. lasted with Mir. and Mrs. c. o. Ellis this morning. Mrs. E. A. Packard en. tertained the ladies of the party at luncheon at the Country club this afternoon. The club house was thrown open to the public from until 4 o'clock. for an informal reception to the governor. The ladies of the com mittee served tea and there was mus ic by a stringed orchestra. MT and Mrs. French will give a dinner for the party at their home this evening.
 The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Bremen gave a little invitational dance at Irene hall last Monday even. ing. About twenty couples were present and report a good time. with delicious refreshments served during the dance. The mnsic was furnished by Sandon brothers on the harp. ac- companied by the new clarinet play CT, H. P. Wells.
 The invitations issued by Mrs. C. A. Romadka for a reception at the Country club on Friday afternoon were recalled on account of serious illness in Mir. Romadka's family
 The Afternoon Bridge club met with Mrs. Robert Rae on Fifth street Monday. There were three tables. and besides the regular members there were present Mesdames B A Packard. s W. French and Percival Page Butler. Light refreshments were served.
 Mrs w & Dixon will be the next hostess for the Monday Afternoon Bridge club
 Mrs R. H. Paddock entertained quite a number of friends at a lunch con Saturday afternoon complimen. tary to Miss Marion Gale, who left Monday for Prescott. where she Will visit with relatives for a while before going to her home in Michigan.
 
 The Hearthstone club met on Wed. nesday afternon with Mesdames s. F. Dubbs and Catherine Moore. on Twelfth street. This being the last meeting of the club until August. it ! was purely a social one. whist being | the amusement o9 the afternoon. Light | refreshments were served after the | games. The club members had as | haf ID
 It is rumored that there is to be l another wedding in town soon. I mean another one besides those we have been hearing about-and lever who'' told us said we would be much | surprised, but we refuse to be for i there seems to be a 'loyin'" microbe | in the air Spring. even here, with it's attendant winds and dust, hath the | charm to tame the savage-cr-sav- l ages" Now we wouldn't be sur | prised if it were-weIl. we won't say who. but let us just hope that our family exchequers will stand the | strain.
 Mrs. II. E. Dugan was hostess at an informal at home on Thursday | afternoon from to 5:30 o'clock. The | parlors were decorated in roses and | ferns. There were sweet strains from ! a Spanish orchestra, and cooling ices were served during the hour. The guest list included Mesdames Me guire. Packard. French. Thornton Stevison. Daley. Coliey. Lewis. Lund. Cass. Adamson, Wright. Pir- tie. Eilis, Romadka, Power. simon son. Rice Sames, Dyer. Rae: Misses Tuthill. Irene Tuthill Rutherford and | Wood
 The members of the Progressive club gave MT. and Mrs. F.. NJ. Lewis q farewell surprise at the home of Mir. and Mrs. C. R. Hammond on street Alter nght refresn- ments the club presented MT. ana Mrs Lewis with a cut glass bonbon dish. The other members present were: Misses Idalia westbrook. Hat lie and Maybelle Dawson; Messrs Kelly Henry, D. H. Landis, H. M. and .. NJ Iversor. MT. and Mrs. Lewis left today for their future home fL New York They have made Douglas their home for the past five years. Mir. Lewis being connected with the Copper Queen store as decorator and ad writer. They will be greatly missed in all circles. Mrs. Lewis was especially active in club life. being president of the new Progressive club given over to literary pursuits. and organizer and several times president of the Douglas Woman's ,lub. for which she was a most faith 'ul and conscientious worker.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Haas enter. aimed the Pedro club at their home 1n D avenue Wednesday evening nigh five being the game of the even. ing. supper consisting of potato salad, nut and ham sandwiches and ces were served from tables decorat- I'd with sweet peas and ferns. The ,uests were: Messrs and Mesdames Fred Williams, Marsh Fletcher, Will