Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

man. The tea was largely attended and much interest was shown in the entertainment which will be given some time shortly after Easter, It was decided to make the -exrrava- ganza" as attractive as possible with beautiful drills, fancy dances and good chorus. The ladies present were; Mesdames J. W. .Conwell, F. J. Haas, E. B. Williams, John Graham, A. w. Preston. T. J, Day. J. Brodie. J. P. Sexton, F. o. Woodham, H. Huddles- ton. H. P. Wiley. George B. Lee. J. w. Hayward, A. Bouch. T. w Atterbury, Ready. Florence Smith J. A. Mac kinnon. Rod Morgan; Misses Etta Me Vey. Rutherford, and Rev. E. w. Simonson.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church spent Wednesday after noon with Mrs. W. R. Smith on Elsy- enth street. Those present were:
 Mesdames Poiser, Kettle. Pease, Oakes. Hattie Smith, Gabriel, E. Hoenicka. Wright, Dicus, Howe, NJ. F. Dicus. Dowell and Thompson. A dain- ty luncheon of ice cream and cake was served.
 
 : instruction of the society ladies in the proper way to drink their tea and converse at afternoon. parties is called tea tableau." The demon stratiOn is all the name implies. Be i fore an audience of ladies there is a scene, and in this scene are per ] sons who act out just the proper | fashion for holding ones cup and very often show one how to open an ! interesting conversation on any sub | ject. - | Miss Elizabeth Boyle. who has 1 been visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles | R. TrOwbridge. for the last three months. returned to her home in To- ] peka. Kansas, on Thursday morning ] This is the second visit of Miss Boyle in Douglas, and accordingly the most pleasant. She is great admirer of 1 the West. and thinks Douglas a most cordial town to a visiting girl; at any rate she regretted to leave very much and says she will be glad when the op- portunity offers to revisit Douglas. Mrs. J. s. Douglas, of Nacozari, was visitor in Douglas last Wed nesday. She left that evening for 9 short visit to Bisbee.
 IL is 10 be regretted that the ball team from Fort Huachuca did not get | here last Sunday for a game. especial | ly so because a number Of the Bis bee people were left with nothing practically to do until the band con- cert in the evening. The team will be here this Sunday, brass band and all. so We may expect an interesting game.
 1 Miss Bess Fox, who has charge of the music of the Presbyterian church. is making a special effort to have the
 music very attractive for Easter Be sides some beautiful solos of her own she has arranged for an orchestra, composed of the we'll known musi- clans. Henry Smith, cornetist, Albert 1 Sames, iutist; L. D. Mcclure, violin | ist. and MT. Vanasek, yiolinist. In addition to these numbers will be some suitable selections by the male quartet.
 CO., It has been rumored that the mar l ried people of Douglas intend to form club which will be virtually a danc- ing club. They want a membership 1 Of twenty-five congenial people and expect to give dances every two weeks Douglas has long been in need of such a club, and we trust this one will be pushed through and made a
 decided success The young men will 1 be asked to join, thus giving the
 young ladies chance of attending.
 Last Tuesday evening MT and Mrs. 1 C. R. Trowbridge gave a farewell party to Miss Elizabeth Boyle, who has been their guest for several
 months. The occasion was one of great merriment and complete aban- dOn-to the pleasure of the evening. ! The mandolin club, composed of the - , Messrs. Wash, Carl and Mac Smith,