Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-06
DOUGLAS SOCIETY.
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DOUGLAS SOCIETY. . . '
 a%sre's an article copied from a re cent issue of the St. Louis G'ooe Democrat and has so much of req ruth about it that readers-especially young ladies-may find it a great help: .aThe most impossible person in the world to, live with is the voman who smiles serenely all the time, is never excited, never hurries, doesn't mind missing a train, because there is al- ways al next one and--cap,t conceive why it should annoy others whom her slowness has cegsed to be late, Suee a woman doesn't mind litter, never worries when the children don't come home on time or swallow buttons, and those associated with her know that she is utterly lacking in sympathy for the troubles that they might have con fided in her. She has the serenity of a feather bed tossed from the fourth story window and she is the last per, son in the world to hear oi the fam. fly disasters. Neither Is the hyster. ioal, giggling woman a pleasant per son with whom to live, but there is a happy medium between the two: the woman who is in touch with every phase of life, appreciates love, can understand hate, sympathizes with those tempted and doesn't mind talk ing trouble, has infinite patience, but above all, has the sense of humor and can make the best of most situations by using it. Most girls take them selves too seriously and imagine that the scheme of creation has been in terfered with in order that their par ticular place in it may be made more unbearable Those things in life over which one has no personal control, such as social condition, inherited wealth. or health, or lack of them, must be accepted and the girl can al ways. if she tries. find some humor in the situation, see the funny side of things, not from the standpoint of the giggling girl with no sense of dignity, but from that of the sensible woman blessed with the saving sense of hu. nor"
 The social evening at the Y. V. c. A, Monday was largely attended, and much enjoyed. In view of the fact that another week will close this most popular form of entertainment, the evenings are being fairly absorbed Last Monday the usual good musical program was the first feature intro drced. Several of the numbers, how. ever. were omitted owing to the ab- sence of the artists, but it is hoped we may hear from these sources next week. The first nusatee was vocal duet, "Fairwell DeaF Heart" sung by Miss Bess Fox and Fred Nichols. Miss Fox and Mir Nichols could not be per. suaded to respond to the hearty ap plause which followed their excellen; rendition of the duet. The next mum Der was a vocal duet, 70 That We Two Were Maying" sung by Miss Irene Neville and Miss Adele Paxton. Miss Neville has a voice of wonderfully good quality and the young ladies were asked to respond with an encore Jus My Style" The program was ended with an Instrumental solo, "The Roya Chef" The crowd flocked to tn, bowling alleys immediately followini the program and a game was soon il progress. The record of Mrs. c. R iIOW iiuSC oA VC Piho hoo hCfCi bCCl 1 broken and the contest may close witt Mrs. Trowbridge as victor since tn ladies will not have another chanc
 to beat the record. Next Monda, | evening there will be a contest gam
 between local champions, a prize be | ing offered the winning team. Tear | No. 1 is composed Of R. H. Paddock captain; Fred Paxton, P. c. McMu
 len. Team No. 2, G. c. Valentine captain; MT. Morong and Thos. But Ter Team No. 3. Prof. w. E. Lutz
 captain: Mir. Johnson and R. J. Dur leavy. A series of six games will b
 played. the contest beginning at 6:3
 o'clock The two winning teams i the first series will contest for tn prize This will. without doubt, b
 the swiftest and most skillfui game c | duck pins ever witnessed in Dough-. The question most in evidence thi
 week and one which seems to appes 1 very largely to our young societ | gentlemen, is what school teacher
 are coming?" The subject has bee
 discussed pro and con but .withou I any pronounced success since
 seems that no one is quite sure wh
 the new teachers will be. Howeve
 this week marks the return of severs
 of the old time favorites who will fl,
 ure in social events on this winter
 society calendar. Miss Mae Broylo
 arrived from Kansas City where sh
 has enjoyed a more than pleasant sun
 mer vacation with relatives an
 friends. Miss Berta Weber has a
 rived to resume her teaching. Sh
 spent several months most deligh
 fully in San Antonio, Tex. Nils
 Nina Hurst has gladdened the hear,
 of number of her friends by her T
 turn but sne heart in particular. Mis
 Hurst spent her vacation with her pa
 ents who live in Saltwater, Okla.
 |. Prof. Lutz returned some tin
 ago from a trip east and has bee
 more than busy with preparations ft
 the opening of the schools on ne,
 Tuesday, Sept 4. Mrs. Edith Flici
 enger, who has been a popular instru
 tor in our schools for several year
 past, returned the first of the wee
 from a pleasant outing in Oaklan Cal Miss Katherine Chrie4v ono ,