Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-13
Paris Society is Riding Behind the Horse This Year

riding behind sleek spirited horses nowadays and the stolid coachman attired in livery has once again come into his own. The fad of ua,.;s)ack riding is at its height giving a new an gle to fashions for the horsewomen that are pleasing to the eye in every detail. Horse dealers have not had so busy a season in years and tOrs os of pedigree and good appearance are so much in demand that the I1arket is being fairly combed to find suitable mounts.
 But milady's horse must be {. ..er- tain color. What but a coal black mount can show an emerald green costume or poppy red brooches to good advantage and bay animal is a superb background for emerald blue it is conceded. Saddles have become possessed by the color fad and daf- irons, blues and deep reds are seen studded with slittering stones and tied jauntily with ribbons.
 Carriage interiors show elaborate ef- fleets in upholstering, Ornate carriage clocks and flower holders vie with luXuriant robes of brilliant coloring. Carriage wheels have spokes of blue, red or yellowband, the most popular vehicle is the Paris drag drawn by a tandem with most elaborate trappings. The coachmen still runs true to tradi- tion, however. being attired in the con- ventional costume with either the tall silk hat or the low derby.
 IN THE PRESENCE of relatives and close friends on Wednesday, June 9th. at the home of Mir and Mrs. Thomas Muat, occurred the marriage of their daughter, Henri etta, to MT Carl Todd Haggard, Rev. c. E. Fry officiating.
 The home was prettily adorned with shasta daisies and sweet peas and the marriage VOWS were taken before an altar of ferns and shasta daisies.
 The bride wore a travelling suit of navy blue tricotine with accessories in harmony, and corsage of sweet peas Her attendant. Miss Martha NliiiS, was SOMilSu III Wulic anu Ct'i ried sweet peas. The groom was at tended by MT. w C. Sullivan.
 Mir and Mrs. Haggard have gone for motor trip to Phoenix, Tucson and adjacent points and will be at home after June 2Oth in Adams Ad- dition.
 MISS MARY BUTLER and Miss Anna Johnson, who have both been connected with the Copper Queen hos pital for the last six years, have re- signed their connection with the insti- luton, to take effect on July 1. Both Miss Butler and Miss Johnson have many friends in the Warren district, who will regret their departure. Both expect to take a vaction but further than that their plans have not been stated.
 MIR. AND MRS. WEBSTER H. LAND, the former Vice-president of the Tucson National Bank at Tucson, accompanied by Miss Helen O'Malley, of Tucson, are weekend visitors in the Warren district. MT. Land is broth CT of Mrs. w. F. Holway, of Warren. The Tucson party expects to return to their homes today. They made the trip to Bisbee by motor.
 MRS. F. J. FLANAGAN left for Des Moines yesterday to attend the bien- nial of the General Federation of Women's clubs. She will join Mrs. $. H. Norris of Globe in Fl Paso. Mrs. Norris being one of the delegates from Arizona. The other women who will represent the state are Mrs. w. c. Haughtelin of Yuma, Mrs. Aune of Phoenix, Mrs c. A. Roberts of Will COX. Mrs. T. II. Cureton of Williams and Mrs. H. A. Guild Of Phoenix, who is state director. The convention is in session this week.
 THE REGULAR MONTHLY LUN- CHEON given under the patronage of the Ladies' Day committee will be an event of Tuesday. Those wishing to make reservations are urged to do so before Monday noon by notifying the steward.
 THE ANONA CLUB WILL meet with the Misses Lucy and Margaret Caretto on Monday evening. Plans will be made for the club weekend trip to the Huachuca mountains.
 AS A COMPLIMENT TO MRS. BUTTE. of Cananea, Mrs. Ivan Bur. sess entertained at a tea on Tuesday afternoon. Twenty-two guests called to meet the visitor.
 MEMBERS OF THE goth Century Club are invited to a social afternoon from 2 to 5, at the home of Mrs Fitch, 55 Roberts avenue. Mason hill car stop, Tombstone canyon.