Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-14
Douglas So~iety
lnternational Amerieanl


 Qnternational American)
 Last Thursday was observed as ladies' day at the Country club. Mrs. James Douglas. Mrs. Knowles and Mrs. E. W. Simonson presided at the tea table.
 There were six tables of bridge at the Country club Tuesday evening when the third tournament was start ed. Those participating are as iol- lows: Miss Scott and Mrs. c. o. Thomas, Mrs. Calisher and Mrs. Otta Smith, Mir. and Mrs. NJ. L. Downs, Mrs. c. C. Barclay and Mrs. Anna Dyer, Mir. Ashly Packard and Mrs. B. A. Packard. Mir J. P. Sexton and MT. Forth, Miss Nalcott and Dr. Lawson Downs, Nz and Mrs. G. ". Cass, MT. C. O. Thomas and Mir. D. C. Robinson, Mr. C. c. Barclay and Mir. Carl Smith, Miss Dorothy Packard and Mir. T. M Smith, and Mrs. E. W. Simonson and Mrs. Fletcher M Doan, who substituted for Mir. Simonson. 1t Is the intention of the committee to begin the play ing each evening upon the arrival of the car at the club house and as there are only three rubbers being played it will not be necessary to play very late in the evening. The next play will be Monday. February 18th.
 Mrs. F. G. Mustein of Fl Paso, who has many friends in Douglas, was the inspiration of one of the most beautiful card parties of the
 uf noon by Mrs. W. W. Windhan at her home in this city.
 Vases of jonQuils and narcissus were placed in effective positions like soft Iights in an effective picture. Ferns and ivy lent their beauty to the scene. while the guests were beautifully gowned.
 Progressiye whist was played, of which there were five tables. The first prize. g handsome large serape, was won by Miss Morrisy; in the awarding of the second prize, there was 9 general cut by Mrs. Mustain, Mrs. Reno, Mrs. Soule, Mrs. Finley, Mrs. Branner, and Mrs. Adamson and the prize, also a handsome SC rape. fell to the lot of Mrs E. w Adamson. Mrs. Cowan and Mrs Huxtable cut for the consolation vrize. consisting of a beautiful water color picture, which was won by Mrs. Cowan. Punch was served dur ing the afternoon. the hostess presid ing at the punch bowl
 After the games a twO-courst luncheon was served. Including ths guest of horror, Mrs. E. c. MustaiD and the hostess, Mrs. W. W. Wind ham. there were present Mesdame' l.. 3. Carey, Tankersley, .. W. Ad amson, Linn Palmer. E. J. Huxtable ". r. Reno. W. E. Tester, L. H Scott. Clarence Branner. A. w. Van neman. C. C. Thomanson, Pickard James East, George Mason, Home Kuhn, g. Finley, 0. o. Hammill Cowan, Miss MorTisy and Mrs. Ro. Soule of Chicago and Mrs Harve, Nell of Pittsburg.
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 The Harmony club met yesterda afternoon with Mrs. F. F. Roesch a her home on Twelfth street. Mex Friday Mrs. Dave Robson, assiste hy her daughter, Miss CathaTin Robson. win entertain the club.
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 Mrs. A. ]. Hopkins of Chicago ha arrived in Douglas to spend the II mainder of the winter with her pa ents. Judge and Mrs. George ". Gas
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 The Evening Bridge club were yer pleasantly entertained this week b Mrs C. II. Lund.
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 Last Monday afternoon about thi ty-nve ladies enjoyed the hcspitaii' of the Elks club at their ple2sa' cluI rooms on F avenue. 4 wee from next Mcnday the ladies Nl again have charge of the rooms aI no efsort win be spared by the laii' having charre of the affair to mas ladies day one of the prominent 2 ciat events of tEe season.