Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-03

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 Society is always interested in wed dings in high life. An item of this kind is certain to be picked up by the newspaper fraternity, and because of this fact is given much space. The marriage of Miss Kitty Silverton to Lord Reginald Belsize was much com mented on by the London and New York papers and the publicity given to this piece of information was large y responsible for the large audiences which greeted Jules Murry's Comedy Company in "Tbe marriage of Kitty" the international success. is a play of infinite delight and quickly be- comes a society event wherever pre- sented. Dainty Office Johnson reach es the topmost pinnacle of comedy realism as Kitty Silverton, who finds herself unfitted for the stage, typewriting, manicuring, sewing or any other resuort of the penniless fe- male, and mRrries Sir Reginald, who is infatuated with a widow whose jealousy is so intense that Kitty pretty "Kitty''-makes herself hideous that no objection may be made to their union, fer Sir Rginald forfeits q large income unless he is married by a certain date, and the widow is expressly forbidden him by the terms of his uncle's will. Why Kitty" and Reginald marry with no previous ac- ouaintance, why they part at the church door after the ceremony, and why the divorce they both desire be- comes unnecessary are things which one must witness and not read Man ager Aanahan announces this comedy of high life, with Jules Murrys cast of excellent merit presenting it, at the Opera House on Friday December sth-
 Another interesting and unique en- tertainment was enjoyed at the Meth odist church on Friday evening Nov 24. "A journey around the wrld,' was the feature enjoyed by a large crowd of young people.
 At an early hour they gathered at the church where three divisions were formed by those present One crowd wet to the home of the minister, one at Mrs. Hicks, and the other at Miss PattersOn's. The different countries of the world were studied and re- treatments representing each were partaken of.
 7 g < Mrs Ernest Wright of Youngblood Hill received Q number of friends on Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs Connor. "Flinch" was the pleasure they enjoyed after which light re- freshments were served.
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 This has been a week of happiness to many of Bisbee's citizens Changes have taken place since last Thanksgiv- ing day, sad changes or changes joy ful. Friends have come and gone We begin to look forward already and wonder where we will me this time next year. This Thanksgiving day was spent by many with neighborhood friends Some went with guns in the direction of the San Pedro.
 A large audience attended the Union Services al the Presbyterian church and were glad for the going. Others remained at home to become better acquainted with members of their own family which is to be commended and does not happen as often as would be good for all concerned.
 There were those who missed the pleasantness which home affords, es- pecially mother and father. Perhaps these are better for having allowed their thoughts to turn homeward for time. It is so easy Out West" to forget the home ties that bind our hearts.
 Miss Ella Callahan and Miss Maud Smith who returned Thursday morn ing from Douglas were delighted with their visit in that city.
 During their short stay, they were bDe invited guests of Mrs Mary John Son formerly of Bisbee. The occasion was the dancing party given by the Thirteen Club of Douglas.
 The "Orpheum" where the dance was held was artisticalIy decorated with black and white bunting, the col CTS Of the Club. being formed into Nbeels numerous and of all sizes.
 Tae red. white and blue electric lights Lent a fairylike charm to the affair.
 When the thirteenth dance was an- noaneed all of the lights except the sf1ihant red ones disappeared to the aLHazenent and delight of the merry dancers.
 Psnch was served during the even .hg and at the close the jolly company departed to the Merchants Cafe where soAASt soss banquet was enjoyed.
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