Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-15

~ tue members Of the Ladies Aid or the Presbyterian church. Two very Interesting guessing games were the cause of much thinking and merri- ment. In the tasting game Mrs. Pow ell won the prize,. a jar of orange mar malade. In the other game twelve advertisements of Mellin's Food were placed around for study. Mrs. Dalgren won the prize, "A Scene on the Col umbia.''
 Mesdames Wood and Moon will be hcstesses at the next meeting. The ladies who were present at Mrs Beck
 with's were: Mesdames Douglas, Me
 Bride, Hill. Moon, Woods, Boler. Wat kins, Powell, Hart, Tester, Moon. Wat kins. Turpin, Barkdoll, Harvey, Bailey.
 llalgren. Jackson, McNair. Sinclair. Brown, Misses Stagner. Simons, Hos mer.
 The Misses Harmon and Maud Smith spent pleasant Tuesday evening at The home of Mrs. Nolan. The oc- casion was the painting of programs to be used at the Anona Club dance on the 16th. The proceeds of this evening party, which is an invited af- fair, will be turned over to the manual training committee This dance is to be one of the most brilliant affairs ever given by the Anona Club. Dec orations, flowers. music, refreshments, everything will be done for the pleas ure of their friends by the club.
 The ladies of the Methodist church spent the afternoon Of Thursday at the new parsonage, assisting Mrs. BurSham with her sewing.
 The entertainment to be given at the Y. NJ. c. A. on the evening of the 20th promises to be one of great pleas ure. The "Roney Boys" have been well known for years throughout the United States. Testimonials received speak in the highest terms of the won- derful talent displayed by these boys. The Chicago Record-Herald, Wash ington Post, Chicago Tribune and other papers innumerable speak in the highest terms of the excellent program given by them.
 The lecture given by the funny man." MT. Jolly, is another pleasure to look forward to. This lecture will cause merriment from beginning to end. Bisbee has been so long without in the way of lectures that the Rooney Boys" and Mir Jolly will no doubt entertain large 
 The ladies of the Episcopal Guild met at the home of Mrs. Clawson on Tuesday afternoon to sew for the sale to be held or the 2tth in Library Hall The members of the guild, the choir and members from the Knights Tem- plars Lodge will meet on Sunday early to decorate the church. The regular vested choir, accompan- jed by Messrs. Lewis, Banner and Green, will render especially prepared music on Easter. Prof. George Krin- bill and MT. Clarence Krinbill have had charge of the music for some time with excellent results.
 The Presbyterian choir, with MT. Williams in charge and Mrs Harvey as organist, have prepared special music for their services.
 Those who heard the Warrington brothers sing at the Y. M. c. A. en- will enjoy hearing them a; the Methodist church. This choir, under the directorship of MT. Butler. has prepared Easter selections. The service will be for the Sun day school children. The other churches have arranged appropriate services. Everybody ought to hear good music since it is a day of re- inin tha
 Mrs. John Sherman, mother of Mr. Gerald Sherman, left Saturday after noon for a visit with friends in Col Orado Springs. From there she will go to New York and spend several months with her sister. Mrs. Sher- man has made many friends during her short stay in Bisbee and will be " welcomed on her return.
 Invitations are out to friends for the card party to be given on Tues day next by Mrs. Frank Coles of Oak avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack Nolan gave one Of their enjoyable home parties on evening to the following guests: Mir. and Mrs. Albert Woods, Misses White and Messrs Thomas.
 Mrs. Duey of Tombstone canyon left during the week for Fort Worth, Texas. where she goes to visit with her aunt.
 The Neighborhood Club is looking forward with pleasant expectations to the afternoon to be given by Mrs. T. Hood on Thursday.
 The Magazine Club of Lowell met on Tuesday afternoon at the home of MT. Durley. Six members were pres ent and two new members were re- ceived, Mesdames Barbee and Sinclair. The subject for discussion was, The Influence of Chinese Upon America. Mrs. Herrick is hostess for the next afternoon