Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
and Douglas Society Ev

of the Womsn's Club to learn that
 Douglas and Tombstone have organ ized clubs with twenty members each. This brings the number of Federal Clubs in Arizona to fourteen. Mrs. Judge Dcane is president of the club in Tombstone. and Mrs. A. NJ. Lewis
 president of the one at Douglas.
 Mrs. Dwight Heard donated a lot for a Club House in Phoenix. The
 ladies are delighted and will proceed at once to erect home for themselves.
 An enjoyable affair of the past
 week was the musicale given at the
 home of MT. and Mrs. W. B. Sims in
 the Allen building. An excellent pro
 gram was rendered. The ladies and
 gentlemen present have not as yeC
 formed a musical society but such
 may be done in the near future.
 This musical club to be, has seen the necessity of such a club in Bisbee and may in time prepare some excel lent programs for the public. With such an organization and the '. Nj. i C A. Choral Union excellent talent
 may Ls d.fcovered. The following were those who assisted on the pro gram: Mrs. w. B. Sims. Mir. l.. R. Allen, MT. and Mrs. Williamson, MT. Anderson. Mrs. F. Harrington. Mir. Pet ' tee. Mir. Lewis. Those present were: l Mesdames w. H. Brophy, D. E. Brod-
 erick. F. Sutter, F. Harrington. Mor-
 rison. PetUee. Williamson, and Miss | Bonner; MeSsrs. Morrison, Pettea. l Williamson, Lewis, Anderson, Alien. The Magazine club of Lowell has be ] come very popular with the ladies. 1 Although the membership is not large as yet new members are being added. 1 Mrs. Paull. Mrs. Sinclair and Mrs. ] Simpson were elected at the meeting of Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Hunt read Her Brothers Letters" from
 the Ladies Home Journal. Summing
 and its effects ui,on the poor" was 1 the\ occasion for a lively discussion. ! Mrs. Herrick read an article from Cur rent Literature bringing out the decad- i ence Of modem literature through ! journalism and that good literature ] has to a certain extent given place
 10 journalism. The thought was eX- ! pressed that since people may read newspapers and magazines time will not be found for the great classics in
 poetry and prose.
 On next Tuesday evening the mem
 bers will meet with their husbands. brothers and other friends ts enjoy l social pleasures The members of the St. Johns 1 Guild met on Tuesday afternoon at i the home of Mrs. Clawson. The ladies have arranged to buy a new 1 cross, re-carpet the chancel and pas | tors study, and obtain flowers for 1 Easter
 On Easter Sunday. April 15. the | Knights Templar of Bisbee will attend
 the services of the Episcopal church
 a; 11:0O a. m, in the uniform of the Order.
 Rev. Sir Knight Harvey M. Shields, Ph. D. will preach.
 | Rt. Rev. J. Mills Kendrick, D. D., Bishop of Arizona. will be present at | the evening service for confirmation. The Lincoln School celebrated -hOJueES OaS TlQdy afternoon. About i seventy-five mothers who have chil- | dTen pupils in the L&ncoln school
 called at the school on the invitations of the teachers and spent the after
 noon visiting the classes and inspect
 ing the written work prepared by the i pupils.
 While Mothers meetings are quite | common in the East this is the first | time one has been held in Bisbee It i is hoped that such meetings will be come quite common and that a closer | relation will exist between teachers ] and parents as result.
 | After a period of visitation the Su- l perintendent of Schools. Mr. Phil | brook. addressed the mothers on | school affairs. An informal reception
 was then held after which the teach
 CTS and pupils of the upper grades ! served tea and cake.
 The meeting was certainly a sue cess and will result in a better unuer-
 standing of school affairs and a more