Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-29
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The membership has now passed the three hundred mark. This is source of much encouragement to members, officers and friends
 
 The return game between two bowl ing teams of Bisbee and Douglas will be bowled on the Bisbee alleys on Sat 1! urday, May 19
 The meeting on Sunday afternoon at o'clock will be of unusual interest to the men of Douglas. Judge Geo. | w. Cass will speak on Truth as an Element of Reform" The association male quartette will sing. All men are | invited.
 A series of games has been arranged between the basket ball teams of Bis l bee and Douglas. The first of the ser ies vii be played in the local gym nasium on Saturday evening. May 5. Each team is devoting time to prac- tice, and great game is expected. | Prof. w. E. Lutz will give his lee ] ture on Life in the Philippines" illus | trated by lantern slides Tuesday. May | 1, at p. m. For several years MT. LutZ was in the islands in charge of The government schools and is vert familiar with the life of it's peoples l The lecture will be free to all. Chi;- 1 dren admitted only wnea accompanied by parents.
 It is hoped khat-if44lss1rs can be ar II.Essssrr TOT a Y. NJ. c. A. camp in | Miller's Canyon during the month of ! rNl1 iS fn fyx-n weeks for the boys department, and 1 two weeks for the men. The Bisbee | and Douglas associations will unite in l the conduct of the camp. Any boys or men interested will do we'll to take the matter up with Physical Director i Wise. l If we should have an attack from the | Yaquis on Sunday we couldn't raise enought of an army to offer any resist ance or the least defense-with the Woodmen all gone to Lewis Springs on a picnic, the Regulars at Cananea ! playing ball, the Copper Queen office ! force at Bisbee, the brass band on an excursion, and several of the school 1 teachers away from home-it is easy | to understand how decidedly pokey things will be Sunday. But we are more than glad to make Q showing abroad, and see many people who are busy business men all week enjoy an outing on Sunday. The mayor is gone and most of our lawyers are, at Tomb stone attending court, so don't be sur 1 prised if you are called upon to act as deputy.
 1 Because of the large and enthusias- tic crowd of young people who attend ed the dance given by the Symphia Club last Saturday evening. the or chestra has decided to give another this evening. The idea of providing strangers with dances to fill their pro grams proved very successful, and at the dance this evening there will be some one to introduce people, and to make you have a general good time.
 
 The Embroidery Club spen, most pleasant and profitable afternoon on Thursday with Mrs. Bull on Twelfth street. Those present were Mrs. Geo. Kelly, Mrs. Hayes. Mrs. E. Hoenicka, Mrs. Pierce, Mrs w. G. Mcdonald and Miss Caroline Hayes. The refresh ments consisted of fruit, punch, wa fers and cake The club will meet next week with Mrs. W. G. McDon- aid, when the meeting VIII De devoted to social good time. A program will, no doubt, be carried out, and it is ex- pected that the Club will disband for the summer months.
 Last Saturday evening Mrs. H. B. Hunter entertained three tables at whist. The young people who enjoyed
 Mrs. Hunters hospitaHty were: Mir. and Mrs. H. J. Bishop Mrs. w. R. Thurston, Miss Ethele Moore, Alta GesselI, and Messrs. Carl Smith, H H. Colley, Hal Christy, James Speed, , c. o. Thomas and E. c. Robinson. i After a dainty lunch of nut sandwich } es, coffee and bonbons. the prizes were } awarded. To prove the extreme sci 7 entific playing, there were three peo ll Continued on Page 7)