Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
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which the guests played bridge whist The tables were made up of the fol lowing guests: Misses Caroline Heyes, Adele Paxton. Gladys Phil brick, Pess TEvx, Katherine Paxton: Blanche Penhoel, Theresa Fay, ot Anaheim California; Elizabeth Boyle, Mrs, w. R. Thurston, Mrs. J. D. Fox, Messrs. E. c. Robinson, Carl Smith, c. O. Thomas, Fred Nichols, Wash Smith, Carl Smith. Dodge Hooper, Charles Nichols. Mac Smi.n, William Foster. Chamberlain, Doran. John Hayes, Albert Sames and Fred Pax ton. After seven games the prizes were awarded. The lady's prize be- came the property of Miss Blanche Penhoel and was a very artistic vase. Mir. John Hayes won the gentleman's prize. fancy deck of cards. A very toothsome lunch was served, consist ing of sandwiches, olives, cheese straws and chocolate, followed by a second course of fruit gelatine and cake. It was the wee small hours before the guests departed, but each one felt that he had spent an unusual ly agreeable evening and entertained the hope that something of that sort would happen soon again.
 
 Mrs. Florence Ready, who will have charge 0Sf the musical entertainment to be !sfvell by the guild of the Epis- eopal l church. has had a great deal of sxperience in this line of work, and Ss4iil no doubt give Douglas a treat. The entertainment to be given in Do=slas soon will be made up on the order of fancy drills and dances, with beautiful costumes and good choruses and dancing. Every effort will be made to have the program throughout an excellent one, and well worth see. ling.
 Mrs J. D. Fox gave a delightful missionary tea to the ladies of the Presbyterian church on Thursday aft ernoon The idea is a new one and proved most successful. During the afternoon several interesting papers were read dealing with the work and especially the work among the 1ndi ans. Another paper was an attrac tive description of the way in which the Indian makes bread. At intervals between the papers were some beauti fully rendered vocal selections by Miss Bess Fox. Dainty refreshments ot coffee and cake were served. The la alltS present. NeTt. hSSudmtS S- T. Bull. H. H. Beck. N l.. Sheldon, L. D Mcclure. D. T. Dunlap. J. M. Sparks E. c. Piper, George Logic. Cook. Al bright, Long. Speed, Chaplin Emerson w R. Thurston, s. H. Haffly. C. R Trowbridge Miss Bess Fox and Rev George Logic.
 Announcement has been made of z dance to be given this evening. rht music for which will be furnished by the band fro Fort Huachuca. The band has tw snty-six pieces and vii no doubt be well worth hearing There's something captivating abou a military band, anyway.
 The game of basket ball at the | NJ. C. A gymnasium Thursday even ing marked the first defeat of th' Greens-and a notable overthrow. tC say the least. The Reds won by { score of IS to, 3. The counts came in such rapid succession that 1t kep one person busy to keep score. Int lineup was as follows: Reds-Paxton center; Booth, Hooper, forwards Chamberlain, Philbrick, guards.
 GreensAFurlong, center; Struthers Sisson, forwards; Elder, Harris guards.
 This defeat of the Greens need no be permanent, for the series of game: has not nearly been completed, but i undoubtedly puts a feather in thu caps of the Reds and speaks well fo the good game they are playing.
 To those who have found some in terest in the suggestion of an ar club We have some information to i'm part The St. Louis Globe-Democra is at present issuing reproductions O famous modern paintings and in thei magazine section they give you splendid description of the pronouncet features of each picture. This ism an advertisement for the Globe, an' by some it may be considered a crud way to study art. but if you don't fee very much benefited by an article o this kind We are very much mistaken The writer asks you to first look care fully at the picture, and see if yo can find what attracts you so much see if you can tell what makes yo look at it again and again. Then h goes on to show you just how the al tist has deceived you in order to al peal to you.
 ne new DdlrdChS Of Jne odiNaIiO Army were formally dedicated Thur: day evening and reflected no end c credit on those who have been uncea: ing in enthusiasm and effort to mai it all il is. The door of the structur was unlocked with silver key by Ml :. W. French and the room was 500 crowded to it's utmost capacity, Tn addresses which followed treated ( the immense work of the Army, an in the words of Colonel French it wa pointed out that the Army headquai ters was a home for any and all wh could and would come. The work C the Salvation Army. here in Dougla as well as elsewhere, is a work ( splendid consideration for those mos in need and merits the ardent SUI port of the city. The Douglas ban furnished some beautiful selections and later in the evening the orchei Ira of the Baptist church rendere some appropriate selections, and Nj Henry w Jones' of the Christia