Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-27
Events of the Past Week in Society 0 q

ever extend in that direction this canyon will become the summer re- sort for those needing a days rest. It Is such a relief tc mountaineers to get away from rocks and dust and see the green and glimpse of running water.
 The Town and Country Club" or ganized several months ago, gets more pleasure out of their affairs than any such organization in Arizona If they are not having a good time in town they are sure to be enjoying them selves some other place or making elaborate preparations for something else. This club is composed of mem bers from the Epworth league and others. Hay rides. horseback rides or home-gatherings are always to be enjoyed by them. On Friday evening this club met at the home of Mir. and Mrs. George Perry who are IS jolly as the youngest of the party Some thing good to eat is always an la portant part-"eating maketh a full man, hence a good topic for conver- sation. The ladies present on this particular evening were Professor and Mrs. George Krinbill. Rev. and Mrs. Burcham, Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. Ferry. the Misses Perry. Patterson. Madam. Glasgow. Block, Silverthorn, Ivy Perry. ressrs. Perry, Krinbill, Thomas. Fischer, Wood Williams. Maui Dunn. MT. and Mrs. Hicks en- tertain the club next Monday evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul. of Lowell will entertain with a home dinner Mon day evening in honor of the Misses Stewart. Harmon, Smith and Lewis. These young ladies are teachers in the Biseee and Lowell schools. The teach CTS who have not the advantage of home eujoyments are especially pleased to spend a few hours of the week In the homes of their pupils and ln that way become acquainted with the parents and their home surround ings.
 Mrs. Harvey. wife of Dr. Harvey and organist in the Presbyterian church left on Monday evening to go to the hecside of her mother who is very III. Mrs Harvey, whose mother lives in Nova Scotia, will not return unCil assured of her mothers recovery.
 A recent visitor iii Los Angeles from Bisbee had the delightful pleasure of taking dinner with NIT. and Mrs Bruce iL their cosy home at No. 1923 Read street. Mir. and Mrs. Bruce are so well and favorably known here that their numberless friends are hoping for their return from the City of An gels. Our informant says that these two worthy ones ara supremely happy in their newly found home life.
 Mrs. Dr. Cayen received a letter from Mrs. French recently saying that she was two hours out from New York and took the opportunity of sending the letter by pilot boat. kindest re- gards are sent to her many friends.
 Mrs. Rawlins of Solomonville spent last Sabbath a. the home of her broth CT and sister Mir. and Mrs. w. B. Kelly. During her recent visit to Douglas she was entertained with luncheon given by her mother Mrs. George H. Kelly. Mrs. Rawlins has many friends in Bis meet her but home duties required her immediate return, .a-f
 The "Taka Embroidery club" organ. iZed during the month of March met on Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lange. This club meets two days iiI the month and has accomplished a great deal since it's organization. The members of the club are Mesdames Lange, Reynolds, Benton. Neil, Tits, Hasler, Green. Capt. Mrs. Neil is hostess for the nexc afternoon.
 Mrs. A. Watkins and Mrs. Tender sou of Quality Hill will leave during the week for the coast 10 enjoy the cool sea breezes.
 If the Salton Sea continues to rise We may soon spend our summers watching the wild waves nearer home and sit on the pier fishing for dolphin and crabs. Long strings of barracuda will be given away and shipwrecks will become an every day occurrence. Bath CTS will be seen clinging to ropes along the briny beach, or pro- tecting their delicate costumes from the water and sun. Young men will rescue young and old maidens from watery graves and the curio stores will be filled with kelp dclls and star-fish.
 The entertainment presented by the members of the Y. M. c. A. on Friday was interesting from beginning to end. Messrs. Pollard and Burcham have won the hearts of the boys who obey with alacrity every command. The piano solos by Seno- Bag of Mexico were excellent. MT. Pollard present. ed to MT. John Blair, captain of the crack team. the first banner ever won in Arizona for field day. MT. Blair who won 19 points received reward for his excellent work.
 The vaulting by the Champion brothers. Benton, and Byers received much applause. Too much cannot be