Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

harmonious feeling in the Lincoln dis tTict.
 The teachers Of the Lincoln school deserve praise for the success of the meeting.
 Mir. James and Miss Lillian Van horn were married on the 25th Of this month at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Dalgleish. Tombstone. Rev. Francis |. Carrol of St. Paul's church officiated. Miss Fla Eanhorn. sister of the bride was bridesmaid and Mir. H. Snod- grass best man. The bride was hand somely gowned in white. princess, ef- feet. with bolero of all-over lace.
 The residence of the host and host ess was prettily decorated with white and purple lilacs. After the wedding ceremony. which was performed at the hour of Q: 30. the guests partook of the elaborately prepared wedding breakfast. In the center of the dining table was an exquisite boquet of the white lilacs. MT. and Mrs. James were the recipient of many handsome gifts from friends in Bisbee and Tombstone. The guests were. MT. and Mrs. James McPherson. MT. J. W. Vanhorn, MT. Henry VanhorE, Herbert Vanhorn. Mrs. Wm. Hughes, Miss Annie Wallace. Miss Ella Van horn. Mir. H. Snodgrass and the Rev. MT. Carol.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Church met on thursday afternoon at the home of their pastor and his wife. Rev. Mir. and Mrs. Bur cham.
 Mrs. Frank Bledsoe will entertain few of her neighborhood friends with cards on Tuesday evening next.
 There are so many young men in Bisbee who are far away from their own home comforts that they accept ! with pleasure an invitation to home dinner or party. Some Of the men who are. fortunate in having homes often ask their young friends to share for a few hours these pleasures. On Wednesday evening MT. and Mrs. T. Hood entertained a jolly crowd of young men from the bank. After a pleasant time spent with cards. a most enjoyable repast was served. Tamales. sandwiches, parfeit l.. Joaquin Miller" The guests were. cake and coffee.
 
 the card game which was the book, Joaquin Miller" The guests were Messrs. Bonnet. Spiers. Buckwa.ter. Watson, Burgess, McGroff. Mrs. Bailey, Tombstone canyon, en- tertaired the Laides' Aid Society of [ the Presbyterian church on Wednes- day. Mrs. Bailey was assisted by Mrs. DaIgren. The following thirty-four guests were present: Mesdames Hart, Harvey. Tester, Turpin, Pritchard, | Wright. Woods. Barkdol, Durley, Herrick, Simonds. Butler. Gibbons Sinclair, Hicks. Schaw. Allen, Beck with. Hill. McNair. Watkins, Wade ! Mcdonald, Paff. Wilson, Moon, Pow. ell. Myers, Wickware.
 Mrs Pierson's demonstration lee 1 ture on Wednesday afternoon was as | follows and yery good; Baked Hali- but, Parched Rice with Tomatoes. Spinach a la Bershire. Ladies Rare bit, White Fruit Cake, Wedding Cake.
 Social day at the WQman's Club was enjoyed by a number of ladies on Friday afternoon. Mrs. J. E. Thompson and Miss Bonner were hostesses for the afternoon. The ladies enjoyed Five Hundred" after which dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. T. Hood won the first prize. china cup and saucer. The second prize, a dainty handkerchief was won by Mrs. Sims. Visiting friends were Mrs. Clawson. Mrs. kel ly. Mrs. Schaw. Miss Evans, Mrs. Fay. Tor, Mrs. Shaw.
 This recipe for Roast Bulls head may be useful to anyone desirous of using it. First catch the bull. decapi- tate and clean the head. wrap well in cheese cloth, then in gunny sacking and dampen thoroughly. Dig a deep pit, line with stones and cover with cordwood, set fire anl burn until wood is consumed. Place the head in cover let remain~for twelve hours and then serve to about thirty friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Collins who have