Bisbee daily review., 1905-11-05
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church will hold it's first session of the year on next Monday afternoon, to talk over very important business. Members of the Guild and congrega- ton are invited to meet at the home of Mrs. Clawson.
 Miss Bonner of Los Angeles is spending few weeks with her aunt. Mrs. J. E. Thompson. They will spend the holidays in Los Angeles with friends aud relatives.
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 The Kitchen shower held in tue Methodist parsonage on last Thurs day evening was a success from be- ginning to end. A large number of guests were present. On next Thurs day evening reception will be tende-ed the new pastor and his fami- ly, who arrived on Friday evening Many members and friends of the church wish for them a happy and prosperous stay in their new field of labor.
 Mrs. Schaw, hostess at the Woman s club on Friday afternoon, entertained in her usual charming manner the twenty-two ladies who accepted the invitation of the Woman's club. Five Hundred was the pleasure for the afternoon which resulted in the win ming of prizes by Mrs. George Bux- ton and Mrs, Fred Hurst A number of beautiful bouquets of chrysanthe- nuns addedd to the natural beauty of the club rooms.
 The lovely cakes Served with the tea ended a most delightful after noon of sociability and good cheer
 During the short business session Mrs. French, Mrs. Mosher and Mrs. Bledsoe were electey as delegates to the Federation, to be held In Phoenix. Mrs. Ord and Mrs. Shields were chos- en alternates.
 The social committee are preparing for a dance to be given in the rear future
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 Annie Wallace, daughter of I. W. Wallace of the School Board, enter tained number of playmates on Hal ioween.
 Many games were played and re- treatments which the children always enjoy were served. after which they went to their homes to dHeam of ghosts and hobgoblins and wish that Halloween would come every night in the year.
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 The members of the Anona Club gre enthusiastic over their last meet ing which was held at the home of Miss Brady.
 A most delicious repast was pre- pared by the hostess, who is a pop ular member of the young ladies' club.
 Mrs. Nolan, Miss Brady, Miss Mo Nair and Miss Frazee. charmed the listeners with the sweet musical se- lections rendered.
 Miss Edith Brown, presided at the piano in the usual graceful manner. During the business session it was decided to give a dance at Pythian Castle on the thirteenth of this month, and another swell affair on Novem- Der the twenty-seventh. Although the Anona Club has many pleasant parties for itself, yet the Golden Rule" is not forgotten. A little bird whispered the fact that kindness to those in need" is one of the good am bitions of the club members.
 The next meeting will be held al the home of Mrs. Mack Sinclair, Qual- ity Hill.
 The ehoirs of the different relig- ious organizations are already rehears- ing their Christmas music. Every church is well supplied with leaders and singers but others who are will ing to assist are sure to receive a hearty welcome by those in charge. v y &
 If that Chicago Club woman who exhorted mothers to let their boys get dirty faces once a day, had con sidered for moment whom she was addressing, she might have discover. ed that two-thirds of them had no 1 children and the other third did not | need the advice. Boys will be boys, 'i the world over. There are 8 few in Bisbee to whom such advice would be something superfluous. It is no fun to them to get dirty ! faces because it happens every day If the privilege was allowed once a month or week even, what a luxury it would be. But like the sanitary condition of Bisbee. it is too old a question to consider seriously, and since possession is nine points of the law, the faces will continue unclean and the sanitary conditions unmen tionable.
 Speaking of sanitation brings us to a question nearer home, which is the Surroundings of our homes.' Many of our people are beautifyine their homes 10 such an extent thaf Bisbee is not the disagreeable city oi the past By taking a stroll alonf the Upper Tombstone canyon or over Clawson Hill one may observe tho beautiful and restful effect, on the surroundings, of a vine. a few cotton wood trees, a bush of cosmos, or : few potted plants.
 Down by the hospital the gardenel planted some cosmos which bloomeC luxuriantly, but the passing children