Bisbee daily review., 1905-06-04

y anu CnNCA anu MCtG III CNGtg way a credit to those who prepared the program and drilled the children for their parts. The first part of the program was as follows:
 Piano Solo ......Josephine Muirhead Invocation ..Rev. Fry Music on the Rappahannock" ....
 ..... ... ...>>. Josephine Itzweire Presentation .. .. .Adeline Webster "Comin' Thro the Rye" .........
 Eighth Grade Presentation of Certificates .......
 ..... ... %. ...J. A. Rockfellow
 Prof. Philbrook then presented the graduating class with their uIpIomas with a brief talk. Those in the grad uating class were Elsa Mary Arndt, Samuel Benton, Robert Beauon, Ed ward Beyer, Ernest Joseph Beyer, Ona Black, Clara Belle Braziel, Iva Elizabeth Butler, John Chancey, Ar thur Detloff, Victoria Gregovitch, Chas. Gilbert Huber. Bessie Hunt, Georgiana Henninger, Ella Mary Itz- weire, Josephine Itzweire, Benjamin Jackson, Pearl 4. Lemon, Nathaly So phie Larson, Josephine Muirhead, Jack N Nemick, Clyde c. Pennington, Mary Rundell, Lula NJ. Raforth, Ade- line H. Webster. Clarence E. Wittig, Minnie Josephine Young.
 Four handsome 16-inch busts of Lincoln and Grant were then presented to the Eighth grade room, by the Eighth grade class. Prof. Philbrook | made the presentation speech, after which Miss Stowe was presented with 1 two handsome hand-painted vases by I her pupils. Miss Stowe has been in the school for thirteen years. Her oldest pupil, Edna Newman. made the presentation speech
 "The Carnival of Flowers" was next on the program, which was quite a pretty feature of the evenings. enter tainment Miss Verda Haskell was Queen of Flowers" and her --.x at tendants were Kathryne Riddell, Fran cis Vaughon, Edna Newman, Greta Campbell, Dapitza Angius. Hermine : Warren. Their dresses were exceed ingly pretty, in a silver and gold ef- { feet. The dresses of the Eighth grade also were very elaborate, and were a pretty representation of moss. The following was the arrangement of the program for the Carnival of I Flowers;
 Chorus ..... e.. .. Welcome Song" Solo and Chorus .. Magnolia Song
 Verda Hascall. Chorus ..... =. ... Song of Joy Solo and Chorus ..... ..- ...
 ........ .."Song of the Jasmine"
 Florence Studley.
 Semi-Chorus ard Chorus
 ..... =. ."Song of the Leaves" i Semi-ChOrus and Chorus .. ......
 .-... ."Song of the Trumpet" ( Chorus =. ..... .."Song of Florida" Semi-Chorus and Chorus .... .... t
 ......... Song of the Noses Solo and Chorus ..... -. ... ...
 ..."Song of the Strawberry
 Georgiana Henninger. Duet and Chorus. Song of the Violets"
 Clara Arndt, Anna Wallace. Ii Duet Q. ."Song of the Water Lilies"
 Iva Butler, Jessie Riley. n Chorus .... Invitation to Lullaby" Semi-Chorus and Chorus .. Lullaby l Chorus . .. Goodnight Song" Mrs. Baylor Shannon, who has been the guest of Mrs J. E. Thompson. left Thursday for Silver City. |
 # z * Mir and Mrs. NJ J. Brophy were the hosts at a delightful card party last Saturday evening, given in honor of NIT. and Mrs. E. J. Flanigan. Their spacious home presented a charming appearance in an artistic decoration of palms, ferns and cut flowers. Five hundred was the game, and the prizes were awarded as follows:
 The first prize for the ladies, a pret- ty hand-painted bonbon dish, was won by Miss Goedell, and the second, a Japanese china cup and saucer, was won by Mrs. Hood. The first prlze for the men, a box of cigars. was won by Dr. Gavin, and the second, a stein, was awarded Mir. F. E. Coles. Those present were: Mir. and Mrs. G. F. Sherman, MT. and Mrs. H. Mcbride, Mrs. Chick, MT. and Mrs. B. NJ. Patti son. Dr. and Mrs. Gavin, Mir. and Mrs. A. E. Hurst, MT. and Mrs. F. E. Coles, Mir and Mrs, J. T. Hood, MT. and Mrs. i F. c. Hurst, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Mosh- | CT, Mir. and Mrs. s. W. Clawson. Mir. | and Mrs. E. J. Flanigan, Mir. and Mrs. | il. C. Brophy. Misses Nichols, Good | body. Combs, Dr. F. E. Shine. Messrs. l F. c. Smith. J. Conley, Jas. Brophy.
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 The Knights of Columbus entertain | ,d al a delightful reception Welaes- | day evening. Dancing and cards were the features of the evening. Delicious refreshments of strawberries, ice cream and cake were served during the evening. An excellent orchestra furnished music for the dance, in which about thirty couples participat- ed.
 X < z Mir. and Mrs. NJ. J. Brophy left Thursday for California, where they expect to spend the summer.
 x & x Mrs. Brady. accompanied by Mrs. Ash and Miss Sadie Brady, left Thurs