Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-27

The Bisbee woman's Club held the last meeting of the year on Friday
 afternoon. There were twenty-one members present and no visitors. Re- ports were heard from the committee on the work of the club during the past year as follows The average at tendance was tweuty. Social days were held once month. A Shakes peare class formed. passed many pleasant hours and received excel tent instruction under the direction of Mrs. PhilbrooI; Two members of the club have been appolnted officers in the Arizona Federation. another to tae Fourth Annual Federation which meets in June Current Events" have been studied at every regular meetlag of the club. One day was devoted to rhe history Of Arizona. Professor PAi;brook principal of the Bisboe schools. addressed the club on the subiecI Of manual training. The necSs,i ,ity Tor such department was brought to the noties of the members in such an entertaining manner that committee vas appointed at once te raise funds for the purpose of ,ssaalisi.;ag the department in Bisbee sc,ecis; S7G7.45 was the sum re- ce.vea within few days by sub sci.iption. Although the committee expected to raise 5000 Gone thou sandl. on account of the San Fran cisco disaster it was decided not to ask more by subscription, but ob- tain the rest in other ways. By the beginning of the fall term the rooms will be furnished and a teacher on hand to take up the work. The do- mestic economy department secured the services of Mrs Pearsons who gave two instructive demonstrations before the club. and also organized a class for the benefit of ladies not only in the club, but others who were in- terested. Mrs. Pearsons is a gradu- ate of the Boston School of Domestic Economy,
 Colored plate glass windows and a piano were placed in the kinder garten department which has, been well attended. both morning and evening sessions.
 The club. also. assisted in obtaining pictures for the new Central School building, ,
 The club house has received a new coat of paint, the money being raised by subscription, dances and card parties.
 Summing up its activities during the year. the Bisbee Woman's Club has made progress as an ethical factor in the community. as a source of pow CT to its members mentally and nor ally. and as a social factor promoting charity and good fellowship among its members
 After the reading of reports. cleo tion of officers for the coming year resulted as follows: President, Mrs. Mosher; vice president. Mrs. Buxton; secretary. Mrs. Shields; treasurer Airs. High; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Mcbride; auditor. Mrs. Nolan. At the close of the election Mrs. Bux- ton expressed the sentiment of the club in thanking Mrs. Dr. Caven, re- tiring president, with her staff of of ficers for the excellent work accomp- iished during the year Mrs. Buxton quoted from the address given last fall at Harvard by President Elliot: Tie purest treasure mortal times af- ford is spotless reputation" Mrs. Buxton then read the obligation of the members to the club. The mem bers with one accord gave rising vote expressing their appreciation to Mrs. Cayen. who responded with appropriate words. The social com mittec announced reception to the retiring officers to be held Monday evening in the club house. The fol- lowing members were present: Mesdames. Caven. High Morrison. Nolan. Harrington. Mcbride. Sher- man. Harrington. Hunt. Elliot, Hood. Aosier. Paul. Schaw Buxton. Hurst Philbrook, Henkel, Hurst, Brinksr- hoff and Shields.