Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-21
Douglas Society

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 Thursday was observed as ladies day at the Country club, Mrs. c. O. Ellis, Mrs. c. C. Barclay. Mrs. E. k. Pirtle presided at the tea table
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 Mrs. NJ F. Dicus entertained at cards Tuesday afternoon at her resi- dence on Eleventh street, complimen- tary to the members of the Hearth stone club and a few guests Maiden hair fern and jonquiis were used in the decorations; and a dainty lunch con, consisting of chicken sand wiches. olives, coffee, velvet cream and cake was served in courses. Progressive whist was played, of which there were three tables. The first prize, consisting of a pretty handpainted plate. was won by Miss Bea Torpey, while the consolation prize. a silver call bell, was awarded to Mrs. Brady Among the guests were Mesdames R. B. Sims. c. liar vey. D. T. Dunlap, Frank Krentz, Could, T. F. Mahoney, J. H. Davis. Brady, Moody, John McCartan, $. F Dubs, Katie Moore. and Misses Bea ana Teresa iorpey.
 The Baptist Young Folks society spent an enjoyable social evening last Saturday at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Jones. 331 D avenue.
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 At the home of her parents on Fifteenth street Miss Cleo Tinker was pleasing hostess on Friday ,F Frf. fFc. whom she entertained with a valen. tine party. Everywhere valentines were in evidence. The dining table was adorned with valentines, the decorateiye scheme of red being devel oped with red candles in silver can delabra. red satin ribbons suspended rom the chandelier were decorated with red hearts. all being typical of the valentine season. The place cards held little eupids in the cor ners, being in keeping with the dec Orations. Music and several contests were among the entertainments of the evening Prizes were awarded among those proving themselves most apt in the guessing games. Miss Nina Mayo and Miss Lucia WOlcott being the most successful. were the prize winners. Those pres ent were Misses Barbara Wohlge- muth. Della Grifing, Bea Torpey, Lucia Wolcott. Nina Mayo, Teresa Torpey, Florence House. Lillian House, Margaret Marshall and Olive Wright
 When w w Lawhon of Twelfth street returned to his home Tuesday evening from his duties in the First National bank he was agreeably sur prised to find that his wife had quietly planned a dinner in honor of his birthday anniversary. Suggestive of St Valentines day, many hearts were used in decorating From the chandelier in the center of the din ing room, red satin ribbons were fas- tened to the four corners of the table, which was surrounded by a silver cord. having red hearts sus- pended from it. Candles with pretty red shades to which little hearts were attached, burned merrily in honor of the hosts anniversary. Ev erything was artistically arranged by Mrs. Lawhon, who was assisted by Mrs. Bessie Davis in the serving Of a pleasing menu. The guests found their places by means of unique cards, which were decorated with q smokers set Covers were laid for seven, who. including Mir. Lawhon. were Messrs. A. B. Packard, E. w. Graves, Soto. J. C. Beauchamp, Felix Taylor. and J. H. Halliburton.
 Invitations have been issued by the Daughters of Rebekah for their first annual ball to be given at the Gads- den hotel Wednesday evening. Feb-7- ary 22. 1911, al S:30 o'clock Tfose Hitchcock has pointed out, to cen present the same at door.
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 The ladies of the Episcopal church are planning to make the fair s great success It viii be held on the evening of February 2S. in the Gadsden hotel Be sure to come and enjoy the fun
 A well-pIanned affair was the Sur prise" given Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Torpey on Twelfth street, in honor of the bride, Airs. Torpey- The fact that her friends were plotting against her wa carefully concealed from the hostess and when they arrived at her home the surprise was complete. Mir. and Mrs. Torpey were presented with a silver bread knife and a silver pickle fork, as a mark of the esteem in which they are held by their friends Mrs. R. B. Sims was chosen to pre- sent the gifts. which she did very gracefully.
 Refreshments of coffee and cake were enjoyed by the selfinvited guests, who were: Mesdames Brady R. B. Sims. Davis. Gould. Moody, T F. Mahoney, C. Harvey, s. F. Dubs John McCartan, John BrOdie, Nc Couville. Misses Morissy and Bea TcrPey.
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 The Hearthstone club were guests last wcex at the home Of Mrs. Conn Harvey on Ninth street Mrs. R. B sims and Mrs Harvey being the hoefaecae Tho afternoon was spent