Bisbee daily review., 1910-11-13
Douglas Society

Monday evening the members of he Order of the Eastern Star en- tertained very delightfully."- after a short business session. The affair yas given in the Masonic hall and about fifty guests were present, in cluding members of the order and their friends Whist was played dur ing the evening. Mrs. H. B. Calisher Non the first prize. which was a beautiful hand-painted cup and saul i cer. The gentleman's prize, a hand some leather card case, was won by Mir. Frank Walney. Miss McNamara. was the winner of the consolation prize. consisting of a toy violin with card attached bearing the following inscription: If you can't play cards, play this" Mrs. J. Cal.sher was also consoled with a prize bearing the same message. All who were present greatly enjoyed the affair, and coffee and cake were found most de
 lectable.
 Last Monday afternoon the meet ing of the Woman's club was held at the Gadsden hotel Mrs. U. Cal isher presided at the meeting. The study of Arizona was continued and
 Mrs. J. A Vestry read well written paper on "The Grand Canyon" Mrs. 4. J. Krentz gave a very interesting description of her experiences on a trip through The. Canyon" The day of the annual election of officers was changed from the first Monday in April to the first Monday in January. The mex. meeting of the club will be held on Monday the twenty-first of Noyem- ber
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church held their semi annual meeting last Thursday for the election of officers. The reports show ed that the society iss in excellent condition in every way. New mem bers are being received at every meeting. Mrs. Harover, the retiring president and her able assistants de- serve much credit for the successful work of the past year. The officers eiected for the ensuing six months are president, Mrs. c. NJ. Seaman; v1ce president. Mrs. Wm. Haroyer; secretary, Mrs. Jack Tankersiey; treasurer, Mrs. R. l.. Gibson. Plans are being made for the annual Thanksgiving sale of home cooked foIds, to which will be added a sale of pretty and useful articles suitable fof Christmas presents
 The Hearthstone Club spent a very pleasant afternoon last Wednesday, 1 the guests of Mrs. J. I. krentz at her l home on Eighth street. There were | several tables of cards, and light | refreshments were served. Mrs Jos. 1 Calisher was the guest of honor | Misses Torpey will entertain the club | at their next meeting Nov 30th al | their home on Twelfth street
 Mrs ". c. Green entertained with | charmingiy arranged luncheon last | Friday at her home on Eighth street i omplimentary to Mrs. Mary Johnson | of Phoenix, who was the guest of her | daughter. Mre. Rob't E. Wright.
 Red and green were the colors I emphasized in the decorations and | in the elegant five course luncheon. | The table was handsomely decorated i with American Beauty roses, the cen tral decorations being an immense | boquet of these lovely flowers.
 Including the guest Of honor, Mrs. | Mary Johnson, there were present l Mesdames Rob't E. Wright, ]. B. Or | mond. c. c. Barclay. H. NJ Gallagher, and Goode.
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 One of the weeks most enjoyable | affairs was the tea given Thursday | afternoon by the ladies of the Coun- try Club. A number of the guests | spent the afternoon in social chats, | while others occupied the time play ing bridge, of which there were sev- eral tables The club house was art istically decorated with chrysanthe- nuns. and tea was served on the wide veranda by Mrs. F. W. Simon son. Mrs Otis Bishop. few male members of the club were brave enough to venture out and they were | heartily welcomed. The ladies are hoping that the gentlemen. like the knights of olden times. will show their colors by being present on these occasions.
 It has been planned to have ladies' day each Thursday, at which time