Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-29

ance in order to create feeling O sociability between the different so cieties. The pleasure of the after noon was the making of hats 'fror crepe paper. Some very intere5tiH creations were evolved.
 The committee appointed to award 1 prizes for the best. found it hart problem to solve.
 Wild flowers were used in decorat. Ing. In the center ofthe table was Q large bowl of red cactus blossoms. Punch and cake were served. The guests present were: Mesdames Hunt High, Harvey, Hart, Hicks, Harmon. Hamilton, Clawson. Coffman, Wallace, McNair, Mitchell, Mcdonald. Perry, Pritchard. Powell. Peckingpaugh, Civ ems, Gibson, Bailey, Bowles, Bear. Burcham, Butler, Andrews, Jones, Ross, Smith, Stewart, Shields, F. E. James, Demerest, Wood. The public school teachers of Doug las and Bisbee had everything their own way on Friday
 During the day the new building was inspected and the classes visited. At 6:S0 the teachers together with the Board of Trustees and their wives sat down to dinner prepared at the Royal After dinner reception and Gauce was held in the school building. The Anona Club was present with gentlemen friends.
 Many other friends were there mak. ing in all about two hundred and fifty guests.
 The music for the dance was fur, nished by Messrs.- H. C. Sllit.i,r ,i,,rr-. .r' d W N.-s
 The office was the center of attrac- ton the whole evening for there was the punch bowl filled to the brim with high school girls in charge Misses Studley, Newman, Wescott and Toles. MT. Pollard of the r. M. C. 4. cour- teously extended the use of the bowl ing alleys during the evening. This furnished a great deal of amusement and pleasure to many.
 Mrs. Dyer principal of the 18th St. school renewed many old acquaint- ances having been teacher in Bis | bee for several years and also an ac- tive member of the Woman's Club. Mrs Dyer was a guest while here of Mrs. Durley at Lowell
 ! The guests present at the dinner were, Mir. w. E. Lutz, Superintendent of the Douglas Schools with his corps of teachers, Mrs. Dyer, Mrs. Smith the Misses Smith, Hooper, Mayor Christy, Broyles, Mullen, Raithel | Hurst. Norcross, Lucas, Mcdonald Flickinger and Mir. Baughman.
 Tombstone teachers-Misses De l Esta Cooly CTavardpn
 Bisbee teachers-Prof. Philbrook Misses Riley. Philips, Winner, Ed
 wards, Hosmer, Smith, Perkins, Ma | iam, Wright, Patterson, Harmon, Bai | ley, Black, Glasgow, Harmon, Stog
 ner, Finnegan, Kindred, Lewis, MT Wilson. Miss Barbour, Prof. Krin | bill.
 Mrs. s. W. Clawson, MT. and Mrs
 Woods. MT. and Mrs. INV. Wallace.
 The intermediate and senior basket
 ball teams of Douglas will play against the Y. NJ. c. A. teams on the
 evening of the 12th which is opeT
 house for the members and friends oi
 the Bisbee Y. NJ. c. A.
 Is it any wonder that the Schoo
 trustees and ProfPhilbrook look woT
 ried at times. The following are { few of the applications made recently for positions as teachers:
 Arizona 22, California 9, Oregon 2
 Monnesota 6. Missouri 6, Illinois 6 Kansas ,, Michigan f, New Mexico
 Oklahoma 3. Indian Territory, Iowa II Colorado. Texas a piece; Kentucky Wyoming, Washington, Alabama, Flor ida, Wisconsin, North Dakota. Ohio Vermont, New York, New Jersey
 a piece each
 The popularity of the Bisbee school
 is extending rapidly.
 The Magazine Club with ten mem
 bers present met on Wednesday at tn i home of Mrs. Herrick- The subjec of the. day was a continuation of th Hast meeting-"The influence of tn
 Chinese on America" Mrs. Horwit
 will be hostess at the next meeting
 On Friday evening the members wit