Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22

the stage a storm was enacted. The whole effect was most weird and en- trancing This dance is the last of the season given by the Thirteen Club and does them more than proud.
 
 Tuesday morning MT. F. w. Peter son left after a short visit for Alamo gordo, and the same afternoon Mr. E. P. Fleming returned to Patagonia. These two gentlemen expressed great regret al leaving Douglas, where they have had so many pleasant expeiren- ces. but we hope they may be visitors in our little city soon again.
 Mrs. H. A. Strodthoff was hostess at a course luncheon Sunday evening. given in honor of her sister, Miss Theresa Fay, of Anaheim. California. The color scheme was red and white. A large band of red satin ribbon drawn diagonally across the table and caught with artistic bows at opposite corners. together with the candelabra and red shades, gave a most pleasing effect. A nest of moss lined with col ored Easter eggs made an attractive centerpiece and the fayors were rab- bits filled with bonbons. The guests were: Misses Kate Christy, Bess Brown, Katherine Paxton, Theresa Fay. and Messrs. H. H. Colley. Albert Sames, Fred Nichols and W. B. Ora mer. The occasion was one of great pleasure for those present.
 
 During the unusual dissipation Of this week the Embroidery Club post poned its meeting until next Tuesday, when Mrs. c. E. Bull will be the hos tess.
 Last Sunday evening marked an- other of the enjoyable band concerts given in the park. The music is much appreciated and gives many an Op- portunity for a pleasant walk and a concert of good music. At any rate. we hope the concerts will contiue on each Sunday evening.
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 To those who supposed that the hints at engagements was a cry of wolf" let it be said that this week has developed the truth and in the future more credence will be given these remarks. On Wednesday even ing Mrs. Brown announced the en- sagement of her daughter Bess to Mir. ". C. Vinegar. The announcement came as complete surprise to the many friends of both parties, but we aren't too much shocked to offer con gratulations. The announcement was made at a six o'clock tea, the follow ing ladies being present: Mrs. Sames, Mrs. Ii. A. Strodthoff. Mrs. E. HeIisl Armstrong, l.. c. Hanks, G. B. Lee. iieo. Cass. A. l.. Lewis, Mrs. Ruther ford and Miss Theresa Fay.
 A most novel scheme was employed to acquaint the guests with the in formation. A telegram was handed to Mrs. Brown, and midst much nervous excitement and eager anticipation the message was read. which gave notice of the betrothal of these two popular young people.
 Miss Lottie Jones, who for several weeks past has been the guest of Miss Myrtle Munson, returned to her home in Bisbee last Tuesday afternoon. Miss Jones has many friends in Doug las who look forward to her visits with pleasure and hope she may see fit to visit the shelter city soon again.
 To a casual observer it must seem we had sufficiently taught Bisbee 2 lesson. that at least there is one thing they cannot compete with us in, and that thing is athletics. One week ago the Douglas bowlers won three games straight from the Bisbee team. We excused this. knowing that being ac- customed to a home alley makes a