Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-28
DOUGLAS SOCIE T Y

Mrs. Stevens, mother of Mrs. Stu art French, returned yesterday from Sn extended wis at numerous coast points. Her health was much bene- fitted by the coast climate.
 Mrs. W. W. Lawhon is preparing to leave the first Of next week for a trip to eastern Pennsylvania where she will spend the summer months with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. Harry E. Rice win be hostess tO the afternoon card club next Mon day at her home on Tenth street.
 Miss Ann Wood of Cananea is the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. A. Pack ard.
 Miss Mary Byrd Of Houston, Texas, who has been the guest of her s ster, Mrs. John Graham, on Eleventh street since December, expects 10 return home Sunday. Mrs. Graham will ac- company her.
 The St Cecelia's Goild accompan- jed Rev. E. W. Simonson and Bishop Hendrix to Bisbee Thursday to at tend the ord nation Of Ernest A. Bolt at St. Johns Episcopal church. After the ceremonies the ladies were roy ally entertained by the ladies of the Bisbee guild. They were entertained at dinner at the Warren Country club and returned home Thursday evening. In the party were Mesdames simon son, Stillman, Mabee, Williams, Hoop er Hotchkiss, StOnchouse, Mustain and Miss Cly Musta'n.
 Mrs. II. H. Colley gave a beautiful ly appointed little luncheon on Wed nesday at her home on Ninth and E avenue. Covers were laid for six Hcr guests were Mrs. George B. Lee, Mrs. Robert Rae, Mrs Carl T. Iund, Hiss Tutthiu and Miss Gardner.
 Mr W. H. Webster, accompanied by Mrs. Maxon and Miss Edith Max on of Homer, New York. and Miss Sue Gardner, went up Co Bisbee Wed ncsday and made a tr'p through the mines. returning that evening. There was Q picnic luncheon at the Country club Thursday for the ladies who played golf in the morning These informal affairs are proving very popular for the ladies who do not go home for lunch. Those who enjoyed this were Mrs. Atterbury Mrs. Pierson. Mrs. Nef, Mrs McPheT- son, Mrs. Joe CaIisher. Mrs. Holden, EIrs. Whipple. Mrs KnoWl's, Miss An Ina Curry. The afternoon was spent al bridge whist. embroidery and golf
 Mrs. George B. Lee entertained the evening bridge club Thursday at her home at the Copper Queen shelter. The guests Of honor of the evening were Mrs Maxon and Miss Edith Maxon, who are visiting here from New York The members present were Dr. and Mrs. .. H. Lund, Mir and Mrs. Percy Butler, Miss Ruther- ford. Miss Gardner Messrs. Hunter, Robinson. RutherfoEd, BOnseii. Cuth- 1 bert. Webster
 The Wonzan's club held their reg1- lar soc'al afternoon on Monday at the Gadsden. The feature of the after noon amusement was a guessing con test called a trunk party" Each gnest was given a clever conundrum to be answered by some part of the human trunk. Mrs. Wattles won the offered prize. The attendance was small owing to tbe inclemsnt weath- CT. Next Monday Is the regular study day. The subject will De Our Island Possessions" Mrs. Joe Calisber will read the leading paper of the after noon.
 Mrs. 8. F. Mcguire entertained the Monday afternoon card club at her beautiful home on Ninth street. Fol lowing an interest t'ng bridge game the hostess served excellent refresh ments. The clubs guests were Mrs. B. A. Packard, Miss Ann Wood of CanaDea, Mrs. Henry X. Strodthofi and Mrse. Percy P. Butler. The club
 members present were Mrs. H. J. Wright, Mrs. Badger. Mrs. C. O. Thomas. Mrs. Robert Rae. Mrs. 1T. B.
 Rice. Mrs. Adamson, Miss Flo Nc Crosky.
 The members of the two evening bridge clubs gave a picBic supper at the Country club Friday evening just | proceeding the dance. IL was in hon or of Mrs Maxo8 and Miss Maxon. A number of ladies planned an orig. nal and novel outing for today. .t was burro ride to Niegerbead noun ! tain followed hv picnic luncheon or The summit. They planned 10 climb the mountain On fpO'. leaving their mounts to graze tin fheir return. In the party arc Mrs. Coiiev. Mrs. LnDd. Mrs .ButieTr. Miss Woic0t. Miss