Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-19

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 Now that the days and evenings are drawing near, bringing to our re- membrance the happy times when We were young, many of us will meet often with friends to pass the hours in sociability and at parting attempt 10 sing Aud Lang Syne."
 How few persons there are who respond when the request is made for this beautiful farewell song, one verse of which is given below. Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to min? Should auld acquaintance be forgot, And days O auld lang syne?
 For auld lang syne, my dear,
 "For auld lang syne
 wen talk cup O kindness yet
 For auld lang syne."
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 Los Angeles during the past week. has been greatly honOred with the dis tinguished visitor, Mrs. Margaret Bottome, whose fame as the organ izer of the Kings Daughters" is known the world over. Her address before an immense congregation on Sabbath morning is to be found iD the Monday Times, and may be of interest to many of our readers. It is well worth the time spent in read ing 1t.
 The Bisbee Woman's Club began the social season for the Club year with a dance in the Club house. Be tween seventy-five and a hundred guests were present to enjoy the hospitality of the club women. Fruit punch was served during the even ing. Prof. Prochaska's Orchestra furnished the music and the merry dancers remained until late hour.
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 At the last meeting of the Neigh borhood Club, Mrs. Arthur received, thereby completing the membership which numbers twenty. Mrs. J. E. Thompson of Higgins Heights will entertain the club on next Thursday afternoon.
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 The various religious denomina tions of our city have begun prepara- uons for Christmas entertainments. If there are any children who do sot attend a Sabbath school now is the time to join so that a personal inter- est may be taken in the cantatas, Christmas trees, Santa Claus and bag of candy.
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 The Knights of Pythias were enter tained very pleasantly on last Tues day evening by the Rathbone Sisters. Several Excellent selections on the graphophone were enjoyed while re- treatments were being served. This instrument was lent for the occasion by MT. Myers.
 The money received from the sale to be given by the Laides' Aid SO- ciety of the Presbyterian church will be used in building the Presbyterian chapel in Lowell.
 Mir Jack Rees and wife are enjoy ing a visit from their mother, brother and family who have recently ar rived from Texas on their way to California.
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 The delightful dancing party under the auspices of the Anona Club last Monday evening, was so we'll attend ed that it is thought necessary to engage the Opera House for the next one instead of Pythian Hall which is not adequate for so many dancers. These social affairs, given by this club of young ladies, are not for the public in general In order that there may be no unpleasant mis- understanding the club wishes known that only those are welcome who receive invitations from mem bers of the Anona Club and present them at the door. The receipts of the last dance will add quite sum to the little nest egg" already in the treasury.
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 One of the delightful affairs of the Season was the Peanut Social' giv- en. by the Epworth League in the Methodist Church on last Friday ev- ening. Over a hundred people. young and old, spent the evening in peanut games and other pleasures. Miss Williams favored the audience with several readings which were heartily received. Peanut sandwiches and chocolate were served at the close of the program.
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 Mrs. Geo. Porter will entertain the Maccabees with a luncheon on next Wednesday afternoon at her home 2S4 Tombstone canyon.