Bisbee daily review., 1910-05-31
DOUGLAS SOCIETY
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aE 4e AaAiaEA LII CA rbN-%-%- affairs in Douglas just now. due to the exodus of so many to various points for long periods of rest and recreation. and the warm weather makes; one feel more like putting on outing clothes and with fishing tackle going oh for a days quiet near some stream, a la Huckleberry Finn. than assuming the responsibility of funsheoe or social affair of any sort. But it has been a happy. bysy sea son and the next will no doubt be happier Sor a number of bachelors wili-wep-will not be bachelors then and more fair women are slated to enter Douglas social realm by next season.
 The annual picnic luncheon of the Iiebling Piano club for 1910 will go down in the history of that interest ing organization as one of the very most delightful in it's career. Miss Marearite. Poiser and Mrs. J. w.. Hayward were the hostesses to about fifty Of the membership on last Mon day evening at the charming suburb an home Of the latter. northeast Of town. The spacious grounds and house and the great varanda made en ideal place for such an affair and both young and old enjoyed them selves to the utmost and welcomed by the genial courtesy of both Mir. and Mrs Haywood and Mrs. Poiser and Marguerite. each one felt the keeuess delight in being present. Af- ter various plessantries a bounteOns lunch was served on the gallery, while 2 magnificent view of the comet and lnuar eclipse was ob- tained. Later Mrs John Wylie. Miss Josephine Clouthier and Mir. Krin- bill furnished a short musical pro gram. The affair will long finger as a swecf morsel in memory. Those present and enjoying the occasion were. 8esdaInes Herman Schneid- ing. John Wylie, Keen: Misses Jose phiue Clouthier, Sophia Peschke, Edith Rees, Rosalie Walters. Ora Parsons. Lii Mae and Analyn Clin- ton. Cora Ross. Wilson. Kathryn and Frances Ormond. Hazel Vestry. Elsie Var. Lois Fisher, Ella Wright. HO- gel and Isabel Struthers, Vera Beebe. Marian Nelson. Anna Curlee. Toy Robinson. Doris Conley. Meile &agee. Bertha Thomson. Elsie EIi2tt.., REby Boice. Adelide Hatcher. Fern John son. Susie Elder, Mary Inglies. Jean cite and Ruby Gray, Aiable Ross; Messrs. Clarence E. Krinbin. Richard eMrbeth. Geo Scheerer. Ross Dayton. Howard Wylie. Bert Ryan. Harold Hoist. Albert Zeitlan. Herman schnei- ding. Waiter Boice. Melvin Parsons.
 The ladies of the St Cecilia guild held open house on Wednesday from 4 to 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. A. Greene. These affairs are not invitational. but all friends and ac- quaintances are asked to come. This is one way in which the ladies have Of helping to clear the church debt. and over a social cup of tea strang- CTS may become acquainted and a most enjoyable time is always had. Mrs L. R. Brown poured tea. Only free-viIl offering Is asked and all are glad to help such causes. Among those who called were Mesdames A. J Hooper. Paul. J. F. Wilcox. Wash fnston. Stilsman. Jack Stiilman. Easl Ecichkiss. Devere. Adamson. Simon son. Mosher. Henry. Mabee. Phillips Smith. Sexton. Doan. McGarty. Downs. SeldeE. ADplewhite. Brown. Packard, Miss Packard and Mrs Fol. som. of Naco
 At he home of the groom's mother at Agricultural college. x. M.. Miss Clara A. Reniger and Mir. W. T. oliver were united in marriage on Wednesday, last at pm. This is the culmination of a pretty ropsnce which began at Fl Tigre Sonora, moro than year ago, when Miss