Bisbee daily review., 1905-10-29
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1L6 entertainment gwen Dy NfS Camera Club in the gymnasium on last Tuesday evening was enjoyed Dy a large number of interested people. Some of the views had been shown at a previous meeting but were of the kind to be enjoyed a number of times. The views to be shown on the next occasion will be from the Camera Exchange Association" of which the Bisbee Club is a member Many thanks are due this club for the pleas ant evenings afforded the people of Bisbee.
 On Wednesday evening last, Pearl Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star. gave a banquet in honor of Mrs Martin, Worthy Grand Matron of Ari- ,oRa. Mrs. Martin is visiting the Chapters of this iurisdicton in order 10 see their work and to correct, en- courage, or praise where most need ed. In Mrs. Martins address she urged the members to pay particular attention to details in lodge room work since it is the small things which constitute the great ones.
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 In honor of the invited guests who were all married people, the "Bache- lors' Club" of Bisbee made its entrance into society on last Wednesday even ing with a dance in the Woman's Club building. Although the mem- bers of the Bachelors Club, number ing twenty, are young and modest they displayed unusual ability in their knowledge of social affairs. Under the dictatorship of Prof. Prochaska. the Copper ueen Orchestra rendered excellent selections. Punch was served which added much to the pleasure of the evening.
 With the Young Ladies' Club" Bachelors Club" "Bisbee Woman's Club" Camera Club" and other so- cial organizations too numerous to 1 mention. everybody should have plen- ! ty of enjoyment during the coming l winter evenings.
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 The many friends of Miss Mamie | Rock and Miss Bernice Kohler will he pleased to learn that they have gone to Chicago to take the training for nurses. It is a pleasing fact to know that so many of Bishees young people have not been satisfied to be- gin life with a common school educa- ton. Now that Bisbee is to have High School accommodations it will not be necessary for the boys and girls to go elsewhere. as heretofore. | to prepare for college. or for whatever | life work they may choose.
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 The Shakespeare class of the Bis | bee Woman's Club did not meet on | Friday afternoon. because of the ill., l ness of Mrs. Philbrook
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 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth. odist church met at the home of Mrs | Hicks. Friday afternoon. The La dies are planning to furnish the par sonage for the new minister who will | he here within the next two weeks. l Next Tuesday evening a kitchen | Shower" will be held. in the Parson- | age. School Hill. for furnishing the kitchen. All are invited to come | and bring anything from stove to 3 nutmeg grater.
 One of the most pleasant social af- l fairs so far this season was the re- ception rendered to Rev. Father Ghel- | dorf. pastor of St Patrick's Catholic | Church, by the members, on Friday | evening. October 27th, at the home of Mrs. Richard La More on Tank Hill.
 The house was beautifully decorat- | ed for the occasion, with ferns. smilax | and white chrysanthemums. It was 6 very pleasing scene, and one long to he remembered by those fortunate | enough to be present.
 At S:30 the guest of the evening ar rived, and was escorted by MT. Lar sen. After recovering somewhat I rom the surprise, he proceeded to the | front parlor. where he received and | greeted most cordially all friends as- sembled. It certainly was indubita- | ble evidence of the esteem in which | Rev. Gheldorf Is held by his parishion- CTS. A large percentage of the menu | bers of the church and their families figured prominently in the demon stra- | tion of love which was bestowed upon him.
 Very beautiful and appropriate nu- sic. vocal and instrumental selections were rendered during the evening by Misses Newport, Mcintyre, Callahan and McKenna
 Miss Viola Hankins gave a reading which was very much appreciated. 1 She displayed marked ability as an el- ocutionist.
 Miss Newport had just finished an overture on the piano, when Mir | Monier arose. and in his own inimita- ble way, presented, on behalf of the congregation, magnificent gold watch | and chain to the Reverend Father The beloved pastor. in his reply was profoundly touched and spoke most feelingly of his relations with the1 people of his parish; his closing re- marks were as follows:
 T have found no country in which the religious conditions are 30 satis- factory as in America; no place where the church is so free, no place where the individual citizen has such oppor- tUnities, and no place of which it is | such glorious privilege to be a citi-