Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-02
DOUGLAS DAILY BUDGET

served the guests. and a free-will of fering was taken Among those who called were: Mrs. L. o. Riley, Mrs. Sweeney. Mrs. Robert Wright, Mrs. W. N. Mayo. Mrs. McNair. Mrs. Henry Wylie. Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. By CTS, sIrs. c. D. Parsons. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Schultz. Mrs. Fox.
 Monday afternoon at o'clock the Womans club will meet at the home of Mrs. N. K. Wood on Eighth street. to complete the work of the committee and hear reports of the several officers. A full attendance of the club members is desired
 Mrs. Sturat ". French will leave this evening for New York. where she expects to spend the summer
 Mrs. $. F. Mcguire entertained the members of the Afternoon Bridge club last Tuesday afternoon at her home on Ninth street.
 The Evening Bridge club has end ed their series of meetings for the year. The last meeting was held this week at the home of sir. For rest Rutherford near the shelter, where the club members were the gusts of Mir. Rutherford and his sister. Miss Rutherford. of Canada.
 Mrs. J. H. stevison. who has been visiting in California. has returned to Douglas. and will spend the sum- mer at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Stuart W. French.
 Invitations have been issued for a bridge to be given this afternoon by Mrs. S. F. Mcguire at the Coun- try club.
 The afternoon of the I7th of April was the regular time for the meet. ing of the Woman's club, but on ac. count of the excitement incident to the recent battles so close to our border, the meeting was postponed. and last Monday the club met m the Gadsden parlors and rendered the program which was to have been given the previous meeting. These meetings continue to be specially in- teresting and the Arizona" program was very fine. Mrs. N. K. Wood, president Of the club. read . paper on ''The Grand Canyon" Mrs. Woods paper was well written, and about this wonderful work of nature.
 Mrs. J. l. Krentz. having visited the canyon. took her hearers with her as she recalled to mind many of the beauties of Gods handiwork.
 Mrs. W. R. Gabriel continued the study of Arizona by discussing the mining camp of Patagonia and is development
 Other members of the club told of the Natural Resources of Ari- zona, impressing more and more upon the minds of thise present what a wonderful territory Is kHoek- ing at the door of the Union for admission to statehood.
 Other business was transacted, and the following committee. with Mrs. N. K Wood as chairman, was ap- pointed to arrange a program for the new year:
 Mrs. J. L Krentz. Mrs. T. L. Me Garty. Mrs. Fletcher M. Doan, Mrs, O. L. Neer
 In accordance with the presidents wishes this committee met yester. day afternoon and planned for the work of the new year.
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 Thursday afternoon the mission ary society of the First Baptist church held their regular meeting il the church. Mrs. F. c. Booth. who had been president of the society resigned, and Mrs. N. K Wood wa. elected in her stead
 Thursday evening last the Doug las lodge of Odd Fellows celebrated their sand anniversary of Odd Eel iowship. This order originated il England in the Eighteenth century The natal day of American odd Fel lowship was the 2sth of April. 1s19 In Douglas the local lodge is com posed of energetic. wide-awake bus mess men. who are a power fo good in the community. At rh' meeting of the grand lodge held las
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