Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-06

perhaps pause to decide if it is really worth while.
 Another pretty home wedding was solemnized last Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Edgar Thompson on Fourth street. The contracting par ties were Miss Maud Webb, sister of Mrs. Thompson and Mir. J. J. Wright, of Bisbee. an employe of the Singer Sewing Machine Company there The ceremony was performed at o'clock by Rev. T. F. McCourtney in the pres ence of twenty-five guests. Immedi. ately after the ceremony the couple took the train for Bisbee, where they will make their future home. The bride and groom are from the same l town in Texas, and have known each other for a number of years. They have many friends here who wish them all the happiness and joy of life. Miss Theresa Fay, sister of Mrs. H. A. Strodthoff, who has been spending | the last few weeks in Douglas, re. | turned to her home in Anaheim, Cal l ifornia, on Thursday. Miss Fay was lav- 1 ish in her praise of Douglas and hopes to visit here again this fall when she will make a trip to the east.
 Louis c. Penhoel. brother of Miss Blanche Penlfoel, of this city. is ex. pected home in about six weeks from Rapid City, South Dakota, where he will be graduated from the school of | mines. Mir. Penhoel will take up his work in this part of the country, pos sibly in Bisbee, though We hope his interests, may be located nearer this city.
 There area number of cozy looking l cottages nearing completion, and be- 1 fore a great while several will be oc- | cupied, among them the home of Mir and Mrs. Henry Reed, on Ninth street, which will be completed one week from today. Then on Eighth and D is I the beautiful little home of MT. and ] Mrs. James Logic, which will receive i Its guests in week. There are at l least half dozen young men who are making plans for building this sum- mer, all of which meets with complete | approval. We hope, however, that the 1 young men are not building with the sole aim of investment
 On Wednesday evening MT and Mrs. W. G. Mcdonald entertained very delightfully."- at their home in honor of W. J. Stevens, of Woodland, Califor- mia. Those present were: Judge and Mrs. Reese, Dr. and Mrs. Barnes. MT and Mrs. c. E.. Duggan, MT. and Mrs. E. T. Mitchell. MT. and Mrs. Gessell, Mrs. E. c. Miller, Miss Alta Gessell and MT. Carl Smith. The evening was spent in playing five hundred, after which a splendid lunch of fruit salad, ice cream, cake and punch was served. A very enjoyable evening was spent, and the guests departed feeling grate- { ly indebted to Judge and Mrs. Mo Donald for such pleasant time.
 Last week Prof Douglas and party 1 paid Douglas a visit. They came up from. Nacozari and remained in Doug las from Sunday till Tuesday, when they left on a special for Cananea They returned the same evening and continued on their way eastward on the Drummers' Special Tuesday eve Mir. and Mrs. James Douglas were members of tn eparty to Cananea.
 On Thursday afternoon Mrs George Logic entertained about thirty-five la dies at her home on Eighth and B in honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. F. C.. Reid, of Flagstaff. Those present were: Mesdames J. L. Gessell, Mary Long, Sames, Hayes, Hill of Bisbee; J. c. w. Wise, Edwin Kettle, J. D. Fox, c. R. Trowbridge, c. E. Duggap. W. G. Mcdonald, J. 0. Martin, VII liam Lewis, J. W. Albright, E. c. Pi- per, D. T. Dunlap, W. Worthington, c. F. Nichols, James Logic, Cook, H. H. Beck, L. D. Mcclure, H. H. Scott, c. H. Kelly, c. E. Bull, w. L. Jones, Jordan, Chas. Scott, Rufe Scott, Chap man, s. H .Haffly, Miss Grace Pearce, Alta Gessell, Jennie Hess. Mrs. c. E. 1 Duggan and Mrs. J. O. Martin gave | very pleasant recitations and readings during the course of the afternoon, | followed by a guessing contest. The ladies were given pictures of Mellin's Food babies and asked to guess which were boys and which were girls, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Albright were a tie and divided between them beautiful l bouquet of sweet peas, which was the | prize for the winner. After the contest dainty lunch of ice cream and cake was served.
 
 ball contest between the Bisbee and Douglas teams. The boys have dis posed of the limited number of tick | cts, and mo doubt a number of the I lovers of athletics will be witnesses of the game. We feel justly sure that our boys will carry off the honors, be- cause of the games they have been l playing recently, but the game will | be close one. -..'-
 Last Saturday evening there was a i rehearsal at the home of Mrs. H.: P. Wiley, on Sixteenth street. There were about twelve of the young peo- pie present who will take part in the | extravaganza to be given on May 15 | after a strenuous practice. Mrs. Viii ey surprised the young people with a | treat of ice cream.
 | Last Wednesday there was a crowd of young people at the 10 o'clock train to bid Mrs. Hattie Smith and Mrs. w. | D and tn ufGh