Bisbee daily review., 1911-03-14
Douglas Society
tDouglas internationally

week of the Lenten season, but very few social functions are in vogue The different organizations continue their meetings at the appointed times but are chiefly cf literary nature.
 The third division or the Ladies' Aid society of the First MethodiH church are planning hard timeg social, to be held Friday eyenin 3. March 25, at the home of Rev. a I Mrs. Robert E. Wright. Lots of fin and a general good time are on the program
 The regular meeting of the No nsn's club was held Monday aItsr noon at $ o'clock in the Gadsd-a parlor.. Much interest vas manifest ed in the study of the day Arts and Artists of the Southwest Mrs. 10 seph Caiisher read an excellent pa per. which she had written, on the subject. Each member responded to roll call hy giving some current event Mrs. \. K. Wood was elected president and, having always been an active member of the Woman's club, was heartily welcomed on her re turn to Douglas. after an extended visit with friends in the South.
 
 The Hearthstone club were guests of honor Wednesday afternoon at the home of Miss Morrisy on Thirteenth street. Miss Morrisy was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. McCartan. The afternoon was devoted to literary program. The subject for discussion was Domestic and Social Life in China. Roll call was responded to with current events. Alter the pro gram refreshments were enjoyed by the guests. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. M F. Torpey on Twelfth street. and Mrs. Torpey will be assisted by Mrs. r. F. Mahoney.
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 Every recurring social function, al which the ladies are the guests Of honor. given the first and third Mon each month in the pleasant and comfy home of the Elks. is an event that is enjoyed, not only by the ladies. bur also by their hosts. Last Monday afternoon the fair sex again enjoyed the privileges of the EIks home. and though no invitations were issued all were made welcome and about forty-dye ladies were present. A social afternoon was pleasantly spent. each one enjoying herself with some social diyersiofi. While some chatted. others preferred cards, of which there were five tables. Here a few played hearts, in another corner whist was the chosen game, while still others were interested in bridge. Tea was poured and delic fous home made cake was ser57a during the afternoon.
 
 Last Monday evening the Aolt Woodmen of America held a a.C interesting session in tLeir regular place of meeting. One can-.iate, Andy struthers. was admitted into the mysteries of their order AfteI the routine business a social hour followed, which was heartily enjoyed. A few members of the military, wnc belong to the Ii. W. of A., ana al present are encamped near the city were the guests of honor. Music was furnished by Frank WaIdney a. the piano and Mir Legg with th trap drum and bass drum. I'm promptu speeches were also part oi the pleasing entertainment. Mex. Month the Modern WoOdmen oi America will give their annual dance, for which invitations will be issued. and a fine time is antici. paed.
 All who have ever attended any O. the sOcials given under the auspice' of the Philathea girls will be. glad tc know that they will hold another q their delightful socials next Thur, day evening, March 16th, at s o'clock in the '. M c. A. No admission wiD be charged and everyone is in vited to be present and enjoy al evenings entertainment The follow ing interesting program win be ren dered:
 Witty Sayings Richard Merbeth
 Vocal SoIo-Mrs. iverson.
 Duet-Miss Torpey. Mir. Wright
 Mandolin Solo-Mrs. Solman.
 Recitation-EIsie Warr.
 Comet solo-Mr. Wright
 vocal solo-Mrs. Rose Bagyliu.
 Piano solo--Niua Mayo, Editi Rees.
 Vocal Solo-Mrs. Nolan.
 Ueadipg-Mrs. W. R. Gabriel