Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-13

W. ID. Srdmer,. wash Culth, J. J. Dur
 kin. Carl Smith and Fred Paxton. ss
 Our patriotic spirit Is aroused and we are making the most elaborate plans for splendid Fourth of July celebration at home. We simply can't
 understand how we have overlooked
 for so long the national Inducements
 yur Title town offers. We have always spent our Fourth on some excurslon, or in some neighboring town, and now
 we hope to glve the neighDors . chance to see what we can ao. There
 are any number of our business men
 interested, which gives us s more cei.
 tain Idea that the plans will be car
 lied out. Then, too, we are making
 no mistake by beginning early, for We
 can make arrangements for gooa san,es all around. There will he good games of baseball, an unusually rire display of fireworks, races, with splendid purses as prizes. Then. to give things a suitable finale, there
 vii be ball at the Orpheum on the
 evening of the Fourth. One day has
 aot been considered sufficient for the
 celebration, so 1t will begin on the
 third. A large amount of money has
 bee appropriated, and overly possi- hle idea for amusement will be car ried out There will be excursions from different points along the South
 western system, which will add to the pleasure and number of people pres
 ent. Our neighbors will have a splen- did opportunity to see what we can
 do in the line of entertaining. Just a suggestion to the young so-
 ciety lady, a critic has said that kiss ing as a greeting among ladies must be eliminated. First, because it is
 not hygienic, thea very often it is af-
 fected; and, lastly, it is very hard on
 the complexion. It isn't a great while, only two | weeks, until our very highly esteemed teachers will be leaving us.- Most of
 them, at any rate. There are several
 who Will returnfto their homes, while still others will enjoy pleasant vaca- tiops, visiting friends at various 1 points. We are glad so many have ex- pressed a desire to return, and sorry | that we must part with the others. It has been our natural boast that our teachers have been of the most envi- | able type; that type which adapts it.
 self to any condition, and gets pleas | ure and enjoyment out of everything, l both in work and amusement. Though | another year will see many of these teachers widely separated, we hope they will always cling with kindly feeling to the good times in Douglas, and that a bond of good fellowship
 has been established among them,
 which will always exist. "
 The young society people of Doug 1 las have been looking forward with
 great interest to the performance to
 be given at the Orpheum under the auspices of the ladies of the Episco- pal church. There are about thirty two of the young people In the cast,
 and during the last six weeks these player folks have been doing ardent practice. It is to be hoped the pro- gram will be rendered on the eight
 eenth of this month, but it hasn't yet been definitely settled. The program
 is made up of a number of splendid se- | lections, and one cannot complain of
 the variety, for there are selections
 of all sorts. The program is arranged | as follows:
 1.-Florodora Sextet.
 2-Song, Always Leave Them
 Laughing When You Say Goodbye" with buck and wing dancing.) 3.-Recitation Zuizarella, 'The Spanish Flower Girl of Spain.'' 4-"The Winding of the Yarn,"- Song from Prince of Tatters." 5.-Irish character sketch. 6.-Gem Quartet.
 Intermission. 7.-National characteristic and fancy dances.
 Highland Fling, Scotland. Spanish dance, Spain. Dutch dance, Holland. Minuet. s'
 Japanese dance, Japan.
 Cake walk, negro.
 8.-Amovec.
 9.-Gem Quartet.
 Intermission.
 10.-"Major Marjory" and chorus. 11.-Duet
 12.-Monologue.
 13.-Poppy Song.
 The following are the young people who will take part in the performance:
 Misses Martha Griffith, Adele Paxton,
 Rose Conwell, Emma Hodgeman, Bess Fox. Katharine Paxton, Etta McVey,
 Edith Hodgeman, Reta Lands, Kelly, Fife Robinson, Beatrice Hayward, QdcStdulSo NCduS, IT, IN ipCis .
 Hayward; Messrs. Dunleavy, Staley,
 Carl Smith, Ridgely Hooper, Hal
 Christy, Fred Nichols, Jack Baglin,
 Erickson. Georgeson, McVey, Foster, Marvin Day, Piper. James Speed, H. J. Bishop. L. H. Watkins. It is ex-
 pected that great interest will be man ifested in the program. and that there will be large attendance, as is us- ually true of all home talent produc- tions in Douglas.
 The ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. Geo. Logic Thursday afternoon. The ses- sion was business one, the officers for the next six months being elected. The next officers will be as follows: President, Mrs. Annie Sames; vice president, Mrs. J. D. Fox; secretary,
 Mrs. E. c. Piper; treasurr, Mrs. c. E. Bull.
 On next Monday evening Mrs. H. J.
 Hunter will entertain a number of young people at cards at her home on Twelfth street.