Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-18

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 The Anona Club won the admira- ton of the large audience which met on Wednesday evening to enjoy their rendition of "Rebeccah's Triumph" When so much time is spent in learn Ing such an interesting play, it is surely worth repeating. especially for the pleasure of many who were un- able to be present.
 The principal characters of the play were so well adapted to the parts they represented that it is hard to say who did the best. While the colored g:ri and Irish maid kept the listeners roaring with laughter, Meg, the va srant, caused the hair to stand on end v..h the awful sorrow of her life. If we were all sure of becoming as kind and sweet looking in our old age as Mrs. De.aine, then welcome old age
 The spipster was supremely happy in her love affairs, and utterly obliv- ious to the world about her except that part which held the imaginary lover.
 Mrs Rokeman, the cold, selfish, rich woman, had a kind heart, but it took time to find ii out. We can not al- ways see the silver lining to a cloud or know that the sun is shining, but time reveals many things which hu- man nature can not penetrate.
 Dora Gaines, the leader of the jolly young girls in their cake-baking and 'pickinining" was her self as we see her every day-jolly and full of pranks. Rebecca, the founding and heiress. was just as sweet as she could be and deserving of the kind ness bestowed upon her
 The play ended so beautifully that all agree iu saying. there is no love fse mothers love"
 Miss Edwards, who spent many koars teaching the girls their parts. deserves much commerdation for the successful results.
 The excellent music by the orches- tra was enjoyed as were also the so- tos by Mrs. Sims. Mrs. Harrington snd MT C. k. Anderson. .
 MT Lewis won hearty applause when, on the breaking of a violin string. he kept. bravely on and finish ed without pause.
 The Anora. Club realized about three hundred dollars from their eff forts, and are planning to do ali sorts af good things for others. Money viii buy many good things.
 
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church met Wednesday afteznoos at the home of Mesdames Hart, Harvey and Tester. Mrs. Max Sinclair won the prize. box of la dies stationery, in the game of ''Prcverb." 4 slip of paper contain tax onslIalE of each proyerb was pre- seutsd to the guests with directions to 5nd tho other half in some part of the Eoorn-
 The tolo-Fing ladies were present: NssaaInes Woods. Moon. Sinclair. Gireas, -NacTlir, Wickware. McDon- sld- Hergici-. Grier, Beckwfth, Pritch- ard ---
 TRs Ma-aztqe Club. of Lowell, met Tresday a.;yernoon at the home of Mrs Laca= The articles read were ".Eeiztioz c7 Finland to Russia" and Ash VsslcSday-' The discussion an the s1S S.ects were most interesting Current events were also brought be tuse the c,u6. After light refresh nsnta, the meeting adjourned for t~o weeks. when Mrs. Mckee will be the hostess for the day.
 A merr- crowd of ladies met at thc home oe Mrs Barkdoil on Satur- day after1aon. The occasion was h honor bs her wedding anniversary
 The St John's Guild were enter tat.ed On Tuesday by Mrs. Jones. The heavy roin prevented many from attending, tut the afternoon was spent most enjoyably.
 The hostess presented each mem beH with package containing a piece sf fancy EeTiI to be made for the ba- 1ar which will be held soon after Easter Those present were Mes damcs C.awson, Browning. Robinson, Banundsea. Hancock, Shields and Miss Enaos Jones.
 The coecert by the Mems Choral Usion, azd aeld in the r. M c. A. gymnasium on Friday evening. SCOT s9 a great success. Although this is the first attempt they have settled the question are there musicians in Bisbee" There have always been xuzieians sere. but not Prof Krin- biH and s0B to bring them together VI a p1dcE iN Suem to TeQcafSe L1e3I music
 This is oesy one of the many re- Snifs Of CzT '. M. c. A. The unroilng sf the stars and stripes ves patri- sfsc and Roya feature Of the frst se- scton, "7he Star Spangied Banner" {"
 Coucext Waltz" and Annie Lau- sse" by Prot Clarence Krtnbnl, were ueztiy appreciated.
 Hr- H. c. Williams, already popular gffh the r. M. c. A. folk, delighted 4e sudieece with his selections.
 The Serenade." by Messrs. Warn.