Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-08
tDougIas Internatioaal.O

tDoo&iaS INTERNATIONALLY
1eD preseace OF Mesdames Alex
Strlzhsss and Barns of Denver in the
city has been the occasion OF several
ensnsahle affairs. given this week in
their h2aor. The former lady is the
mctkos Of Mrs. C. s. Iverson and the
latta< D. a sister of Mrs. Burns. On
Tuesday afternoon Mesdames c. s.
lversea and Barns gave a whist
party N honor Of the visiting ladies.
At the heme OF Mrs. Iverson ON Thir-
feents street Besides the guests of
hoaos and the hostesses there were
preseas Mesdames Grineth, George
Dawe soA. Chlilins. Dubbs. Arthur
Flictsxger. a. H. Struthers, Dave
StrHthezE. Alex Adamson, John Bro
die. =. C. Mcfntosch, Dave Robson,
Jess Weed. Armstrong aud Miss
Kasharine Robson. There were four
tables Of whist and the first prize
was Won by Mrs. John Chillins and
the consolation prize by Mrs. Jess
Wood EIegsnt refreshments were
served
Mrs. Dave Robson gave a whist
party Thursday afternoon at her home
on Twelfth street. in honor of Mrs.
Alex Ssruthers and Mrs. Mcleod of
Denver. There were three tables of
whist and in the cut for the first
prize by Mrs. c. S. Iverson and Mrs.
y. Struthers the prize fell to the lot
of Mrs. Iverson- The consolation
prize was won By Mrs. Arthur Flick
niger Delicious refreshments We're
served and the guests spent a pleas
ant afternoon. Those present were
the guests of honor. Mrs. Alex Struth-
ers, and Mrs. Mcleod. Mesdames c.
S. Iversoa. ID. Struthers, Burns, J. c.
Mcintosh. John Brodie P. A. Griffith.
Arthur F7icRinger, A. II. Suuthers, A.
K. Adamson. Amee Wood. Hoffman:
Misses zeii Field. Katharine Robson
and the hostess. Mrs. D. Robson.
The last regular meeting of the
Harmony Embroidery club was held
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. George DAVE on Eighth street
This club has suspended their regu-
lar meetings until the summer
months are ended The hostess 70
the elus was Mrs. Dawes mother,
Mrs. p. A Griffith. The members
Of the club are Mesdames John Bro
die. T. C. Mcintosh. Chas. Iverson,
David Robson. Jess Woods, Alex Ad-
amson, r. A. Griffeth. John Chiilins.
George Dave mad Dave Struthers
The guests of honor were Miss Kate
Struthers. Mcleod. p. Burns. o. ].
Robson. Rzesdames VIII Reay, Alex
Hurley and A ]. Smith. At this
meeting whist was played
THAT the members of the Woman's
CLUB OF Douglas are not lacking in
hospitality was evident last Wednes-
day when the ladies' of Bisbee came
down from the Mountain city to be
guests of the Douglas club.
Mrs J. A Holden and Mrs. Joe.
CalisheT gave a luncheon at the
country club. complimentary TO the
Bisbee and Douglas clubs.
Mrs. Holden, with a committee
met the visitors at the depot on the
arrival OF the train. from whence
they we're escorted in a private car
20 The smelters and afterward to the
Country club. Through the courtesy
Of Superintendent oDonovan the la
dies were rendered the use Of a
special ear. which act was much ap-
preciated by them.
On the arrival at the club they
,eere received by Mrs. Caisher. who
with he.- COMMITTEE, was lined up
to welcome the assembly.
After a sSSial chat luncheon was
announced
when they entered the dining hall
they found it attractively decorated
with the cclors OF their club. The
color scheme Of white and green vas
carried out with white carnations
and asparagus fern, and the favors were
white carnations. the emblem Of the
club. An excellent luncheon was
served IN courses.
Al the center table Mrs. Holden
the president of the Douglas club
was seated with her guest of honor
Mrs. ". e Hanilins Of Bisbee on he
right. and Mrs. French, who is ex
presidest of A. F. of W. c. on he
left
When all were seated Mrs. Holder
arose and in her modest name
gave the address of welcome He
words we're well chosen and the as
sernbIy felt that they were doubl
welcome.
Mrs. Hankins of Bisbee responde
IN q delightful manner
During luncheon beautiful musi
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