Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-24
Events of the Past Week in Society ] @

in their hair. with shower bouquets
 In the hand, and each wore a gold cir
 slet pin. with settings of emerald, amethyst or rubies, gifts from the
 bride. The ring bearer is the proud
 possessor of Buster Brown pin.
 Over two hundred friends were pres
 ent to witness the ceremony and wish
 them a long, joyous life together.
 On Friday evening the Anona club
 met at the home of the President, Mrs. Nolan, to arrange for the linen shower to be given by them and other
 invited friends in honor of Miss Cloyd Thomas who is to be married very soon..
 The linen shower will be given on Monday evening at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Charley Thomas, Tomb stone Canyon. Miss Thomas is one of the popular members of the Anona club and will be missed by them all. The fireless stove is the latest useful household necessity. In Chicago Mrs. Cody has prepared book of directions which will be beneficial to those in terested. Ninety women gathered in one of the Chicago churches recently to learn the method. The Women's club at the Fellowship House attend ed a demonstration recently. Another
 assembly met at the Monday Rest. This hot box or fireless stove is a very simple thing and it takes but short time to make one. A box stuffed with anything that will keep in the heat and close up tight. Heat the food to be cooked to the boiling point Then put into this box, close
 the lid and let it stand according to direction. At the end of the required
 time the food will be found to be
 well done. This department of do- popular in Arizona.
 This is an age of condensing, reduc- ing. saving and producing. If some genius could just learn to store up the wasted rays of the sun to be used for bringing the pot to the boiling point the burning of coal and wood would soon become a lost art and the gas pipes would rust away.
 At a recent meeting of Pearl Chap ter of the order of Eastern Star the following ladies were initiated: Mrs. Allied Paul of Douglas, the Misses Perry and Silverthorn and MT. Stew art. Mrs. Bonnet of Naco gave sev- eral of her excellent readings. DuTiag g ! the very pleasant social hour ice cream and cake were also enjoyed. MT. George Woods and Miss Lii lian Mosher were united in marriage
 on the evening of the 18th. The ceremony was performed in the Epis- copal church by Rev. Harvey M, Shields and in the presence of imme- 1 tiste friends and relatives. The brides mother, Mrs George Mosner, | was unable to attend, being confined to her home for several weeks OF account of illness These worthy young people have the cordial good wishes of all.
 Mir. Pollard of the Y. NJ c. A, accompanied by his family and their l friend, Miss Hicks of School Hill, took baggage, and leaving cares behind, de parted to the Parmalee camp on Thurs day. MT. and Mrs. Pollard are two | friends of the boys who will hail their arrival with delight
 | Mrs. G. Mosher and son Maxwell left Bisbee and friends behind to spend a few weeks down on the beach iwhere they will listen to what the wild waves are saying ! The boys and men are having their
 own way this summer as regards Tecre
 ation in the mountains. It has been
 suggested that some of the ladies in
 town take ten or fifteen of the girls
 up for two weeks after the men return The Society Editor win be pleased
 to hear from any who are interested
 in the matter.
 Reports from Camp Parmalee are tc
 the effect that everybody is having g
 splendid time.
 The cook is no doubt contemplating
 8 strike for longer hours in order that the boys may have plenty to eat
 Some of the boys have been ducked and blanketed-a game most enjoyable
 that is to the fellows not in the
 blanket. The photograph was an un
 expected pleasure
 MT. Buckner returned Friday having
 left the camp with MT. Pollard who ar