Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-12
Tho p0St Week in Society

| Our drive took us past the most beautiful gardens of old estates with vine covered trees and walls. Naf- lturtiums, with their brilliantly col ored blossoms trailed everywhere. On Ieither side and touching the driveway lold English ivy and ivy geranium in ltertwined in masses of green and tpink. While overhead the leafy branch les of the pepper trees and live oak Preaching across to each other formed la bower of green "a protection from the dampening mist of the morning Tor glaring light of the monday sun. Truly it is said in Monteeito: I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills for lin the near distance rise the noun ltains with ever changing colored tints, living low and spread everywhere are lthe valleys covered with life giving lsubstance for man and bedst. On Ianother side Is seen and heard the leverlasting waves of the Pacific as they ripple CT, dash on the pebbly lbeach."
 Mir. and Mrs. c. l.. Beckwith of IQuality Hill entertained very pleas lantly on Friday from ? to o'clock in lhonor of their daughter, Blanche, Iwhose 18th birthday occurred nn that date The afternoon was spent with lparlor games of various kinds. In
 the game of questions and answers, IOlive Kreigbaum won the prize-a
 bottle of perfume. Olive Kreigbaum won first prize in the peanut game,
 receiving souvenir cup. After the l.Tizes were distributed the dining room table was the center of attrac-
 ton for in the most conspicuous place
 stood a large birthday cake with thir- lteen lighted candles. At each plate
 and resting on nasturtium leaves
 stood a cucumber holding a lighted
 candle. Mrs. Beckwith a1sisted by
 her mother, Mrs. Hill. and sister, Mrs
 Watkins were hostesses to the young lpeople.
 Sherbet was served with the birth
 day cake and many wishes were made
 as the cairdles burned low. A filled
 bon bon dish was presented to each
 guest. Those present were: Majorie
 Clemons. Florence Patton, Olive
 kreigbaum, Louis Byers, Mildred
 Hart, Amy Patton, Muriel Needham
 Adelaide Shields. Earl Becllwith.
 The Campers Club of the I. M. C A. met in the Bachelor Boys room lon Friday night 10 bid farewell tC
 their friend MT. Wise who leaves soor + for Texas.
 I During their camp in the HuachuCal $ Ithe boys learned some excellen r songs which they sang on this occa
 sion and repeated their camps yell' - for the benefit of MT. Wise. Dishe' + Iof peanuts were hidden in obscure : places for the boys to find. Found { r peanut" was the cry of the evening iuntil every pocket of every boy fair ly bulged with the finds. While thel IeIjoyed the nuts with lemonade, Mir + Pollard entertained them with inter l. esting incidents of Y. Nj. C. A. life
 MT. Wise expressed his pleasure a being present on this occasion anC 5 at the summer camp. The pleasan affair closed with "BIest be the ti, that binds our hearts"
 . MT. and Mrs. Philbrook have mad ' it possible for many of their friend to pass the evenings pleasantly durin:
  and ice cream were enjoyed on tn :. evening of the 3rd by Messrs. Nolan ' Blair, Sterling, Mrs. Nolan, Miss Clan 2 vile and Miss Smith.
 Chafing dish parties have also beel f enjoyed On various occasions.
 |. Although Bisbee is $500 feet aboy | sea level yet the Stork now and thel e manages to arrive safely bearing lit | tie bundles of love Uo waiting one e Happy the homes where these lov g ing messengers are welcomed. Som ,. lsime as in Sentimental Tommy E. "one is lent to two people for a yer, F little while and when the time is u v she blows a kiss to them and run l. sleefully back. to God"
 Alfred Earle arrived safely on tn , , morning of August the Sth at tn ) home of MT. and Mrs. . A Hopkins Congratulations 70 the parents ant many blessings to the little one iron t friends.
 f Through the kindness of Nils P Grace Dodge and her sister the Mar . ual Framing department of the publi . schoolt will be able to be equippe
 and ready for the September term o
 school. With the checks for $500 n from these friends and the $500 i. from the school entertainment tn, a Manual Training committed report s 116500 on hand. Supplies will be sen n fer at once together with those of tn . Kindergarten.
 Mrs. A. E. Hurst of Higgins Hill CT 'teTtained number of ladies on Fr Il cay afeernoopI with cards.
 ' Mrs. Charley Thomas, Of Uppe Tombstone Canyon, who has bee visiting her daughter. Mrs. Cobb c Cananea, returned on Monday. Mir. and Mrs. MuiThead and famil