Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-21
DOUGLAS SOCIE

D S ~~~~~s~~e~<S~~~s~~~~ The members of the Liebling Anna tuer Piano club are 70 be the guests O. Miss Anna Kline at a colonial par v next Monday evening. Miss KliDe is planning for a most enjoyable even ing at her home and members of the Iciub are anticipating the event with rleasure. The stick pins sent as a gift from Mir. Eiebling to each mem Der will be given at this affair.
 The Hearthstone club will be enter tained on Tuesday of next week in- stead of the usual Wednesday bs Mrs. T. T. Hines and Mrs. Fierrera at the home of Mrs. Hines on Tenth street. The meeting is on Tuesday because Ash Wednesday Is the begin lining of Lent.
 The missionary auxiliary of the St Stephen's Episcopal church will ho'C cake sales every Monday morning Curing Lent at the home of Mrs. Si- monson.
 Mrs. Schyler Colfax Long gave Q dinner party Monday evening at her nome on Fifth street in honor of Mir. and Mrs. French of Los Angeles who gre visiting in Douglas. Her other guests were Mr. and Mrs. E. W. ST. nionson. Mrs. Mahan, Mrs. Morrison l and Miss Margaret Preach of Los Angeles.
 l The woman's board of home mis- sions of the Presbyterian church will aold a reception at the church Fri Ga, night of next week to meet Miss J.lia Frasier. field secretary for Ar zOna. The other mission societies Of the city will be invited to be present. The members of the Methodist mis- sion circle were entertained at tea Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cook on Twelfth street. Thos, Iuesent were: Mesdames Charles Long, c. II. Doweil. C. R. Dicus. Frank Cook, Schyler c. Long. R. B. Sims, J. B. Ormond.
 Mrs. Clarence Butler entertained i Ssl Int Cecelia's guild Wednesday af terDoon at her home in the Clawson addition, out on Eighth street Those present were Mesdames Sexton, Hoop or. Slmonson, Stillman, Jack Stil'man Bel. Mabee. Cornell. Broyies, Hotch. kiss Miss Peacock.
 The bachelor members of the Ever. ing Bridge club entertained Thursday night at the Country club. Those present were: A1r. and Mrs. H. B. Rice. Mir. and Mrs. Robert Rae, Mir and Mrs. Percy Butler. Mr. and Mrs II A. Strodthoff. Mir. and Mrs. s. s. Badger. Mir. and Mrs. Stuart French. Dr. and Mrs. c. II. Lund. Mir. and Mrs If H. Colley, 6r. and Mrs. George B. Lee: Misses Sue Gardner. Rutherford, Irene Tuthill. Eva Wolcott. Adel Badger, Polly Clark. of Ironton. Ohio; Nessrs LeGrand. Cuthbert Webster. |, Bonsail, Robinson, Dr. Futile
  The Baptist social for the ladies ana men members of that church given e the home of Mrs. A. A. Fisher on Thursday night. was one of the best this season. The program consisted Of niano solo ably rendered by Mrs w ". WiDdbam, recitation by lit- tie Lois Fisher, a French dialect read ing by Rev. c. C. Young. and a read ing by Mrs. ]. E. Murphy. and last was the three-piece orchestra music by the Sandon brothers harp orches- tra. More than fifty guests were pres ent and were refreshed before their departure with Ice cold fruit punch and excellent home made cake
 The Ladies' Embroidery circle. aux iiiary to the Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Bremen and Enginemen, was entertained Thursday afternoon Q by Mrs. H. R. Klingensmith at her home on Fourteenth and q. During the a. teInoon delicious cake, fruit. salad and coffee were served. Those pres ent were: Mrs. Chillius, Mrs. Boden Eeimer. Mrs. Ryan. Mrs. Cressup Mrs. Howe. Mrs. Crimson. Mrs. Pray. Hrs. Wallace, Mrs. McDonough.
 Mrs. John Brodie entertained the Harmony Embroidery club Thursday afternoon at her home on Fourteenth street. Luncheon was served at five clock. Those present were: Mrs. Dave Struthers. Mrs. A. K. Adamson. Mrs. J. J. Tellfer. Mrs. Jessie Wood. Hrs. Grineth, Mrs John Hoffman Mrs. Charles Iverson. Mrs. D. Roo son. Mrs. J. J. Tellfer will enter tain the club next Thursday at her home on E Avenue.
 The princiDai social event of the week was Mrs. s. s. Badgers and Mss Badgers bridge party at the Country club Monday afternoon for .drs. HoyDe and Miss Hoyne of Chi caro. Tn the bridge game Mrs. I.und won the first prize in a cut with Mrs. ! Hunter. Mrs. Hooper was awarded second prize Ter guests were: Mrs. Romadka, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Packard. Mrs. Simonson, Mrs. cass Mrs Coliey. Mrs. P. P. Butler. Mrs. Hotchkiss. Mrs. Hooper, Mrs. n. B. Rice. Mrs. Mcguire. Mrs. Wright sirs. Pirtle. Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Adamson. Mrs. Stevison. Mrs. French. Mrs. Dix on, Mrs. Thornton. Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. Lund, Mrs. Rae. Mrs. Hoyne. Misses | Irene Tutthiil, Flo McCrosky, Gard l ner, Hoyne.
 The second division of the Method ist ladies' aid society was entertained l at the home of Mrs. R. l.. Gibson on l Eighth street yesterday afternoon. In l the dining room little tables were set with Mexican drawnwork and bloom