Bisbee daily review., 1911-07-05
DOUGLAS SOCIETY

the affair and she was ably assisted by Miss Elsie Warr and Cora Ross. While the guests were largely from among Mir. KrinbilIs pupils and the Liebling club, the affair could in no way be called either a piano club or pupil party as it was intended to only include few particular friends Of the hostesses. Upon arriving at the Fisher home. MT Krinbill was genuinely surprised to find such a crowd of young folk waiting for him. having been called there for os- itensibly something else. The time was pleasantly spent in various wholesome pastimes not the least pleasurable feature being the deli cious sherbet and cakes with which Mrs, Fisher regaled the company The guests were Misses Margaret lIsaacs. Marguerite Poiser, Vera Bee be. Merle Magee, Doris Conley, Cora Ross. Ruth Tucker. Elsie warr. Viola Maclay. Ferne Johnson. Marjory Nor ton. Mary Nelson. Lois Fisher: Messrs. Clyde Timberlake. Caleb Rice. Porter Dunlap. James Fisher, Howard wylie.
 Miss Vera Beebe, who is soon to leave with her parents to reside in California, is to be given an unique farewell party by a large number of her friends among the younger set next Monday evening. Miss Vera is one of the most attractive and talent led as well as popular girls in her Douglas set. which contains many charming young ladies, and this af- fair will in measure show the .esteem in which she is held by her friends.
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 Thursday evening Mrs W. E. Jones and Miss Margaret Isaacs entertained at the home of Miss Isaacs on Twelfth street in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Beebe, 8Ir. and Mrs Comes and Mrs. Ormond. who will leave Douglas lin the very near future to make their homes elsewhere. These peo- pie have made a great many friends during their residence in the Cop per City. who deeply regret their departure. Mir and Mrs. Beebe will make their home in California, Mrs. Ormond will go to Bisbee and Mir and Mrs. Comes will leave shortly for the east. The evening was spent in various games and contests which proved very entertaining. In one of the contests the guests were each given a small pamphlet and then told to shake hands with everyone in the room, writing down their name immediately. In a given time halt was called and the names counted, Mrs. Wright receiving the ladies prize and Mir. Beebe the gen ltlemen's prize. Then there was a driving contest for the ladies and sewing contest for the gentlemen, tne prizes for phich were won by Mrs. Iyerson and Rev. Wright A prize was offered for written chaTades, and was won by Mrs Mayo The rest of the evening was spent in Illustrating songs and Mother Goose rhymes on a black board. This caused a great deal of amusement Delicious refreshments of cakes and sherbet were served by tthe hostesses. Those present were Mesdames Beebe. Comes. Hndrson, ! Thompson, Iverson. Wright, Ross Howe. Mayo. Philbrook. Harrison, of Kansas, D. L. Perry, Ormond, Jack Simmons, Seamans, Butler. Edger, | Thompson, Butler. Poiser. Peterson. Henderson, Jones; Messrs. Beebe. Comes. Henderson. Thompson, Krin- bill, Iverson, Wright, Ross. Gibson. Allison. Jones. Joe Hinton and Rus sel Comes.
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 Sunday afternoon the little daugh- ter of Mir. and Mrs. George Hass