Bisbee daily review., 1911-01-10
DOUGLAS SOCIETY

AaGaAEc ld1 Was Q1ctANNa oa Tharsday al the Country club. Tea was poured by Mrs. Stuart w. Preach and Mrs. W. H. Webster
 ef sse sany delightful holiday af- fairs none have surpassed in charm and enjoyment the watch Night par ty given on New Years Eve at the home of Mir and Mrs. Samuel Warr. on EishtA St The affair was given ia honor of their son WiIrs twenty first birthday anniversary, and was styled aA English Losing" it being the custom in England for all moth CTS when her boys become of age to celebrate the occasion by giving reception to his friends, and tho af fair is called "ah Englisn Losing because the mother is losing her son ss a boy. aRd he is then a man
 The invitations to Mir. Wars par v were sent ln the form of tele- gram as follows: To: You are invited to blow the horn at 935--Sth St. at 7:3e o'clock You will not be alone, l will be there" Signed W. C.. War;
 When the guests reached the home of the host, they found tied to the front door large horn which all were requested to blow as they en- cred.
 The evening was spent in playing games and in excellent music which was furnished by Prof. Clarence Krinbin, Miss Nina Mayo. and MT. 'om Cowen at the plano. wh-le MT. Grover Davis delighted his hearers with several vocal solos.
 The prize winners in the games were Miss Leone Soult, Miss Collie Bell, Prof Krinbill and Mir. Grover Davis.
 Christmas bells were hung here and there throughout the house. sug- gesting the holiday season and giv- ing a touch of color.
 A few minutes before midnight, each guest was presented with a horn. on which was inscribed the date Of the month and year. and ss the clock chimed the late minutes Of the old year the footing of horns must have defened the ears of Fath- CT Time as he ushered in the new year.
 An English Luncheon was served consisting of nut sandwiches. chick en salad, pickles, hot chocolate, Eng fish fruit cake. nuts and fruit.
 Bhe guest list included the honor guest, W. c. warr, Misses Nina Mayo. Sophia Peschke, Nell Wood. Kate Robson, Smith, Minnie Rice, Zsalie Bell, Leone Soult, Luelia Ell iassoA, Margaret Isaacs, Myrtle War, Elsie War
 Messrs Lewis, Jack Hill. Vim berly, Clarence Krinbill, Grover Dav- is, Rsdxsfy Hooper, Norman Mayo, Txn Cowan. Ted Rice, H. x. Car nzer. ClyGe Tinberlake. Mr. and Mrs. K. Gr4neth, MT. and Mrs ". E. Jon es, Mrs ard Mrs. Samuel War.
 HEx. J. H. Davis was hostess for the Rssrthstone club last week at kes home an Seventh St The great. es Ezyt ef the afternoon was spent at waist, of which there were three tsfles
 Hrs. Moody will entertain the club oa the afternoon of January the Eleventh, al her home on Twelfth St Miss Eleanor Dubs, of l2th street deIightfully entertained "Wednesday eYenIng with a card party it being the anniversary of her birth and the aTsir was also a farewell reception to Mss Opal Corn, who has been the guest of friends in Douglas durins the past winter and will leave soon Waist and refreshments made uE for her home in New Mexico he entertainment of the evening.
 Thre were five tables of whist and the winner of the ladies' first urtxe was Miss Clara Jones, while the gentlemans' first prize was won by Roland Curry.
 Hiss Margaret Fast and Calet Rice were consoled with the remain ing prizes
 Those who enjoyed Miss Dubs' hos pitafity were Misses Opal Corn, Nel Jones. Esther Curry, Edith Rees zoine Bell, Florence Bell. Margaret East. Clara Jones. Josephine clou5h fer. MurieI Dubs. Messrs- Rudolph Roeech. Ted Rice, Caleb Rice, Franl ssuppI, Roland Curry. Ray Ryan Ross Daton, Howard wylie. Horace Kenyon and Porter Duniao.
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 Mrs. George Dave entertained th' Harmony club, Friday afternoon a her home on Eighth St.. compi