Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-08
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on the evening of the 24th.

on the evening of the 24th. l On Saturday evening before Easter the members of the Eastern Star will receive a visit from their Grand Ma tron, Mrs. Sweeney, Of Phoenix. Ali ter the business required by this year ly visit is finished a reception will be held in order that all the member may meet Mrs. Sweeny. The various churches are makin strenuous efforts to have excellen music on Easter Sunday. With so many musicians in the city there ough to be music enough to satisfy every body.
 On the evening of the 20th ant in the afternoon, under the auspices of the r. M. c. A. the "ROney Boys" will render two of their excellent con certs.
 The "Roney Boys are under the personal direction of Henry B. Roney, originator, trainer and manager. The have sung in New York, Philadelphia Chicago (their home) and on Christ mas Lay lSVo, IiSSiuSAt dAio -NiS Roosevelt arranged for them to sing before hundreds of children in the East room of the White House.
 It is also hoped that MT. Roney vii give an organ recital in one of tho churches.
 Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Nolan, whc have been obtaining subscriptions fol the Manual Training Department .in the Central School building, have done excellent work during the last three days.
 All of their subscriptions have beer received and placed in the bank foI safe keeping.
 Mesdames Sherman and Shields will begin the early part of next week. those contributing would prefer send ing a check through the mail it will 'be entirely satisfactory to the ladie: and may save your time.
 If there are those who have not re ceived letters from the committee and desire to subscribe, kindly inform on of the committee. s216.50 was tho amount received by the above men tioned ladies. The following are con tributors: --..
 The Bisbee Daily Review has con tributed all of our advertising in theii paper. "a -s
 For the s4. 25 set of tools: Dan An gius. c. NJ. .SHenkle, J. B. Gillespie. F J. Harvey, w. P. Sims. Harry Duey N. c. Bledsoe, c. L. Edmundson. For the s11.50 bench: Dan Angius wm. Robinson, First Nat. Bank; Ma quin & Co.,, Anderson & Gull. Tho Fair, E. F. Ellinwood, Pritchard, Ha gen & Co, Cash Received, Jack Nc. Gregor. c. Burgess, P. Kelly, Milo Por ter, Schwartz Bros, Bisbee Drug Co. Frank, Cash, J. E. Morrison.
 Mrs. E. A. Folsom, of Naco, gave most elaborate luncheon on wednes- day from l to 3. in honor of Mrs. F c. Hurst, of Bisbee. There were ten courses, and covers laid for seven. I'm guest rooms were profusely decorated with red carnations.
 On the luncheon table four largo banquet lamps and four silver candle sticks with dark red shades lent a beautiful effect to the magnificen furnishings. A large bouquet of yio lets was laid at each plate.
 The guests were: Mesdames F. C. Hurst. Rinehart, Schaw and Bledso, of Bisbee; Mrs. Bailey, of Naco: Mrs. Wiswell, of Massachusetts.
 On Thursday afternoon the members of the Neighborhood Club were en tertained by Mrs. F. c. Hurst, assisted by Mesdames Thompson, Gull and Miss Bonner. Two weeks from that date Mrs. Hood, assisted by Mrs E Moore and Mrs. Hawkins, will be host eSses.
 On the evening of the third this cluh will hold their last meeting of the sea son at the home of MT. Hood. Prize: will be awarded to those who have played best during the year. Thes, ladies have passed a very pleasanI winter, meeting at the various home and enjoying the light refreshments served.
 The Cooking Class met for the last time on Wednesday afternoon at the