Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-04
Douglas Society

The bridge tournament, which is one of the social features of the | Country club, is proving a decided success. The contestants are play. |, ing six evenings, and at the end of the ser es, announcement will be made of the successful prize winners There are eight tavbles. The contest iants are: Messrs and Mesdames I P. Sexton, c. c. Barclay. P. P. But Ter. E. W. Simonson. c. O. Thomas Frat, Livingston. Cass, Dr. and Mrs. L. w. Downs. Mrs. F. w. Adam son, Mrs Otta Smith, Mrs. Anna Dyer, Misses Scott, McCroskey, Me Kinley, Roche. Sturgis, Drs- L. J Futile F. T. Wright, Messrs. L. F. Fortin, c. L. Smith, E. c. Robinson Ed Gridell,.
 X business meeting of the woman'S club was held Monday afternoon at the Gadsden hotel. The regular pro gram of the day was taken up. Mrs Will am Hanover. Mrs. J. E. Murphy and Mrs. Kelly Henry were elected to membership in the club. The next session of the club will be held on the afternoon of December 5-
 O
 
 joyed an elaborate luncheon wednes- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Brodie on Fifteenth street Covers were laid for twelve. The guests were Mesdames Andy Sea man, William Kline, David Fulwiler, Frank Cummings. Frank Carmichael. David Benshimol, Joseph Kl ne, Jo- seph Knight, L. E. Dougherty, Mrs. Fisher end Miss Anna Kline. Prep arations are being made to hold a Christmas entertainment at the home of Mrs. David Benshimol on the twen- ty-trst Of December. Mrs. Frank Cummings of Greene street will Ee hostess to the club at their next meeting.
 Misses Torpey were hostesses tc the members of the Hearthstone club and their guests, Wednesday after noon at the r home on Twelfth street. A literary program occupied the time; Mrs. J. I. Krentz entertained the club with q description of The Religion of Japan" Her paper was we'll written and proved very inter- esting. At the conclusion of the pro- gram. refreshments were served. The courtesies of the club were extended to Mrs. Thomas Daley and Miss Cooney. Mrs. Davis will entertain the club on Wednesday, the four lteenth of December at her home on ! Seventh street.
 I, The Ladies Auxiliary of the B. or l.. E. gave one of their enjoyable card parties last Tuesday evening in the I. O. O.. F. hall A few enjoyed fraFr ,l ~l.sN l.. the evening playing high five" of which there were ten tables. The ladies' first prize was won by Mrs. Charles Iverson, while the winner of the gentleman's first prize was Mr. Dave Struthers. Mrs. F. W. Strain, Mrs D. Struthers and Miss Maggie Kelly were @ for the consolation prize, and in the general cut Miss Kelly was the winner Light refresh ments were served. Among those who enjoyed the affair were: Messrs. and Mesdames A. K. Adasnson, Charles Iyerson, Dave Struthers, Frank Rosch, T. F. Mahoney, Harry Klingensmith. Andy Struthers, Ar thur Ffickinger, David Somers. Charles Racer, Frank Armstrong. Harry Loyen. John Hoffman. Fred tWeiner, Mesdarnes T. A. McDonough. F w. Strain, Thompson, John Chil- lins, A. J. Smith. John Brodie, Gr'f, Ifeth, Misses B. Torpey, Mabel Kelly, Maggie Kelley. Agnes McCarty, Messrs. George Neuman. Raney. and Mike Torpey.
 | The Woodmen circle held their reg iuiar meeting last night. These can ididates were taken through the mys- teTies of the order: Mrs. Isora T.. Gibbs, Mrs. Eta Clark, Mrs Josie Lee. The following officers were elected for the following year: Rose Latham. past guardian: Nora l.. Kent, guard an: Mary O. Cole. advisor; Nellie Callihan, clerk. Bertha Allison. banker; Etta Allison, attendant; Francis Hines. magician; Etta Clark, inner sentinel; Josie Lee. outer sen tinel; Ella Daniels, maniger; Neoia Anderson. captain: Dr. Robinson. phy- s;cian.
 I Once again the Elks have proved Il a--