Bisbee daily review., 1906-06-10

ly appreciated. The guests were:
Mesdames Reno, Ellen Sames, Cakes,
Pearson. ]. ID. Fox, c. R. Troubridge,
H. A. Strodthoff, C. e. Duggan. W. G.
Mcdonald, Hayes, Howe, ID. F. John
son, C. E. Bull, ]. F. Ross. E. Hoen-
icka. J. p. Sexton, Emerson, w. r.
Thurston and Misses Alta Gessell,
Caroline Hayes, Adele Paxton and
Mamie Howe. Miss Alta Gessell won
the prize, a book of poems. and Miss
Hayes got the BOBBY. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake we're served.
The band boys report an exeellen.
time last Sunday, when they went to
Cloudcroft to furnish music for the
excursion. Though the trip was
long one, with little stay at Cloudcroft,
the boys say it was quite worth while,
and the scenery beautiful. almost
equal to that OF Colorado. Several of
them have expressed their intention
of going to Cloudcroft for their sum.
mer vacations, because of the ideal
weather, 1t being almost too cool most
of the time.
There was another of the very en-
Joyable dances given by the machinists
at Irene hall last Wednesday evening.
There was large attendance, and the
evening was thoroughly enjoyed. This
crowd of young men expect to give
their dances at least once a month
during the summer, which will be
something pleasant to look forward to.
Last Wednesday evening the music
was furnished by Mrs. Palmer and Mr..
Vanasek.
One of the most shocking bits of
news which has disquieted the young
society people of Douglas for some
time was that of the departure of Mr..
and Mrs. Thurston for FL Paso, where
they will make their future home. Mr..
Thurston left Fricay morning, and
Mrs. Thurston will leave Sunday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Thurston have,
during their residence of two years
in Douglas. been the most popular
and generally liked young couple OF
the town. They have been termed
official chaperones." and have acted
in that capacity numerous times. Mrs.
Thurston has planned and executed
no end of good times for the Young
people, and it is needless to say her
Learning win change affairs considera-
bly,. Perhaps the only ray of light on
the subject is that Z. Paso isn't so
far away but that they may return Of
ten. Mrs. Thurston will be accompan.
led to FL Paso by Miss Adele Paxton,
who will spend couple of days shop
ping.
Two more of our university boys
have returned to Douglas for their
summer vacation, Burrell r. Hatcher
and Fred Hardiker.
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If the occasional giant fire cracker,
plus any number of lesser explosions,
Is any forerunner of the glorious
Fourth, we are, all looking forward to.
then we may indeed expect a splen-
did celebration. Reports are coming
in each day that financially the big
celebration is assured. and we may ex-
pect a time such as Douglas never
even hoped for. Bisbee has been de-
cidedly generous in Their support, and
will, we hope, send us a large crowd
OF people looking for a good time.
Mrs. W. R. Thurston was the guest
CT honor last night at party given
by Miss Bess Fox. Bridge whist was
the game of the evening, the tables
being made up of the following young
people: Misses Bianch Penboel, Car
cline Hayes. Gladys .'hilbrick, Bess
Brown and Adele Paxton; Mr.. and
Mrs. Trowbridge, Messers. E. c. Rob
inson, Doran. Fred Nichols. C. o.
Thomas, w. c. Vinegar, Jas. Speed,
and w. B. Cramer. After several
pleasant games the prizes were award
led to Mrs. Thurston and Mr.. Cramer,
the former being a pretty china plate
and the latter a book. Refreshments
nf peach sberbet and cake were then
served.
Mrs. Cowan left last evening for a
summer in Canada.
The Shakespeare Club has decided
10 continue it's meetings throughout
the summer, but has changed the time
Of meeting from Saturday afternoon TO
Thursday morning.