Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-25
Douglas Society
Douglas internationally


 One of the pleasant visitors to our city is Mrs. Mary R. McNamara of Peoria. Ill, who has been spending the winter with her daughter. Ms. lG. II. Hirst of 653 Twelfth street Mrs. McNamara has made many friends during her visit in Douglas. and being a member of the Order Of Eastern Star in her native town. has been a visitor to the Douglas lodge a number of times. Besides her mother Mrs. Hirst has for her guest her sister, Mrs. s. H. Done hover, who has the honor of being past worthy matron of Electa chap ter of Peoria, H.. and who wears a handsome pin, a gift from the chap ter of which she is a member. F'rI day afternoon Mrs. O. J. Weyler. Mrs. A. r. Wright, Mrs. Alex Adam son, Mrs. L. R. Brown, Mrs. R. L. Scott, Mrs. A. D. Frost. Mrs. David Benshimoi, Mrs. A. ]. Smith, Mrs. John Graham, Miss Olive Wright. Mrs. Flora Richardson, Mrs. Kelly Henry, who are officers of Border chapter No. l ,, met at the home of Mrs. O. J. Weyler and went to the home of Mrs. Hirst, where they sprang a surprise upon Mrs. McNaul- ara, who was so completely aston lshed. upon the arrival of the self invited guests, 1t took her some time ' 10 regain her wonted composure. All were made welcome and spent a de- ! lightful afternoon. And such a host of good things as they had to eat, There were salads, sandwiches, olives, cakes, candy and lemonade, and other delicacies. Lots of fun, was had at the dining table, when the dishes were uncovered, as no one knew what the other had brought
 all having been invited to a 'cov' cred dish party.
 Beside the officers of the chapter ltbere were two little stars" Miss
 Winifred Smith and Master Car
 Weyler.
 At the close of the afternoon the
 guests said farewell to Mrs. McNam
 ara, all hoping she would soon return
 to Douglas.
 Mrs. Cass Entertains.
 Mrs. George W. Cass entertained
 yesterday afternoon in honor of St
 Cecilia's guild Tea was poured bl
 Mrs. James Douglas and Mrs. w. s
 Dixon, and a pleasant afternoon wa
 enjoyed by the members of th' guild and their friends.
 Q O O
 Modern Woodmen Dance. Last Tuesday evening was spent n delightful manner by the member of the Modern Woodmen of Americ; and their friends About forty-fiv, couple gathered in Crystal hall where they ripped the light fantasd toe to a late hour.
 Biumenthars orchestra furnishe, ,Ae music The members of this o1 ganization had planned a more eIai 5 orate program, but on account of tn excitement, incident to the war il cur neighbaring republic. these preI arations were abandoned. The Modern Woodmen of Americ f is Eew order, that has lately bee 4 organized; the members are yer enthusiastic and hope great thing \ for the future. Though the member ship is not so large they feel tha what they lack in quantity the A-oAI NB III Audlilg
 co
 Jolly Surprise Party. J Saturday evening, April I5. wi messed one of the jolliest surprise
 at the J. c. Norton residence, wheT
 a large number of young folk ex, cuted a genuine surprise on Misse A Marjory Norton and Georgia Eros 3l The company met at tho home ( Fl Miss Viola Maclay and then procee' ed in a body on the two girls wh were celebrating their birthdays, a
 unconscious of the fact that their a
 sociates of the same age in th i. Liebiing Piano club had designs O them. Mrs. Norton had provide
 unique entertainment, in which sh was ably assisted by Misses Barbar