Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-07
Douglas Society

on the Lenteh season. when Tor period the social world will nov more slowly The more elaborate dinners. dances and other social functions will be postponed until the close of the lenten season, when the regular round of pleasure will again be resumed
 The regular meeting of the Wo- mems club will be held in the Gads- den parlors at o'clock Monday af- ternoon, March 6. Current events will be given in response to roll call. A paper on the Arts and Artists ot the Southwest will be read by Mrs. Joseph Calisher
 The ladies enjoyed the hospitality of the Country club Thursday after noon Mrs. W. W. Lawhon. Mrs B. F. King and Mrs. J. J. Armstrong presided at the tea table.
 The social meeting of the Hearth stone club will be held next week at the home of Miss Morrisy on Thir- teenth street Mrs. McCartan will assist Miss Morrisy in entertaining.
 The junior members of Miss Tor pey's music class were entertained this afternoon by Miss Torpey at her apartments on Fifth and C. The lit tle people spent a pleasant after noon, each one taking some part in a musical program. Refreshments were enjoyed by the young guests.
 Mrs. fl. Pratt was hostess Wednes- day afternoon to a few of her friends at very informal luncheon given al her residence in the Jund flats. The guests were Mrs Moore and Mrs Olson of Bisbee. Miss Kinder, Mrs w. A. Yaaneman. Mrs. Stth of Col orado Springs, Mrs. James East.
 Mrs Kelly Henry entertained the Philsthea girls Thursday evening in honor of her sister, Miss Name Ow- ems of Pennsylvania. Much merri- ment was created by the search for the hidden titles of popular books and other instructive games. The guests proving themselves apt in literary subjects were awarded prizes; Mrs. R. E. Wright securing nd Wright were a tie for the second. Refreshments of cocoa, sandwiches, olives, pickles. jelatine, ice cream and cake were served. Those present were: Rev and Mrs. Robt F.. Wright. Robert Wright. Jr, Miss Olive Wright, Mrs. J. Cupp. MT and Mrs. Jones, Misses Margaret Isaacs, Myrtle Warr, Nina Mayo, Mary Bise, Alice Allison, Sophia Peschke. Luella Ellingson, Edith Rees. Miss Owens, Mir. Tomlinson.
 Mrs. w. A. Vanneman was hostess at her residence on Tenth street Thursday evening 10 the sewing club of which she is a member. The hus- bands of the club members were the guests of honor
 The game of the evening was whist, of which there were four ta, hles. The gentleman's first prize vas won by Dr. A. W. Vanneman. the second prize by Mir Channel, while
 hr. TaTfac first prize was Mrs. Arthur Flick ineer. and the winner of the second prize Mrs. Quail Mr. Flickinger was soied with the consolation prize Al the close of the delightful even ina a dainty luncheon of sandwiches olives. ice cream and cake were served. The club members and. thei; honol ed guests were Mir. and Mrs Channel, Mr. and Mrs George Dave MT. and Mrs Quail. Mir. and Mrs William Worthington, MT and Mrs John Reahy, Mr and Mrs. Packard -uvA "A " SIX pue -Id 'HIo4 Mss 10 uuUaIo9W IN 'sSuIIdS opBIolo. Arr and Mrs. COwan. Mrs Suth O neman.
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 Mrs. J. c. Ryan Of Sixteenth stree green Po'ted fe=ns ord palms wer' effectively grouped here and there transforming tue booth into a bowe of green. whEe ouch of pink wa given by pink curtains and fshpoie wrapped in pink ribbon From th fish pond and the grab bag mel hought curious toys And the cand hooth was a picture of daindness Everyone felt like eating "duleies when they saw the pretty white draI cries, with a tracery of green as paragus. Pink and white were tn ~cyailine co'ors in this booth. wher we-e pink hyacinths and carnations Rna thedeloctobleh ome-made caI dies, There Mrs. w. A. Green presided, assisted by Misses Zolli
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