Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-27

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 It is rumored that before another week we will have notice of at least two marriages; the gentlemen will leave Douglas and return shortly with their brides.
 The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church were entertained with a mis- sionary tea at the home of Mrs. c. F. Bull on Thursday afternoon. There were a number of selections read per taining to the work of missions, and the ladies all joined in singing. Those present were: Mesdames Speed, Geo. Logic. Anna Sames, Hill. Earl Davis, Young, Beauchamp, Bard, G. H. Kelly, Mcclure, Peschke, Delavan and Miss Caroline Hayes. The ladies served refreshments of fruit punch and cake.
 On Wednesday morning of this week Miss Sullivan and Mir. Dave Reidy were unitel in marriage at the Catholic chruch. Evidently it was the inten- ton of the couple to escape all of the attending excitement, for after quiet wedding breakfast they departed for the coast.
 
 that Mrs. w. R. Thurston and MT. Thomas had met their Waterloo when they played the youngest members who frequent the tennis courts, Miss Adele Paxton and Hal Christy. Though Mrs. Thurston and Mir Thomas have enjoyed the distinction of the cham pionship for some time, they feel free 10 confess that the contests are more nearly equal than ever before.
 On Thursday evening the home of Mrs Wiley was thrown open for the entertainment of a jolly crowd of young folks. The occasion was party given by St. Cecelia's Guild of the Episcopal church to Mrs. Ready, Mrs. DeViron, Chas. Brown, and all of the young people who so ably assisted in the recent entertainment. The even ing was spent in the most informal Of games, which caused no end of merri- ment. Those present were: Messrs and Mesdames Ready, Attterbury, Corwell, Bishop, Sexton, Mrs. DeVi- ron, Mrs. Mcintosh, Mrs. John, Mrs. Bouch. Mrs. Brodie, Mr. and Mrs. r. o. Woodhams, Misses Etta McVey, Martha Griffith, Katherine Paxton. Be atrice DeViron, Kelly, Adele Paxton, Edith Hodgeman. Rose Conwell, Nora Hodgeman, Bess Fox, aud Messrs. c. Brown, Carl Smith, Jack Baglin, l.. H. Watkins, Wm. Foster, James Speed Wn. Georgeson, Fred Nichols and Rev. Simonson. The lawn was pretti. iy decorated with Japanese lanterns and the tables were made attractive with fragrant cape jasemine buds. A bountiful lunch of ice cream and cake aftar vzyhirh fho Sir11. o1son presented Mrs. Ready with a handsome hand decorated berry bowl as a token of esteem from the Guild In the presentation speech Rev. Simon son thanked Mrs. Ready for her ser vices and asked that she accept the uni versal praise and gratitude of all the members of the church. After express ing their pleasure at so delightful ar evening, the guests took their depart ure.
 The club known as the Woman: Literary Club has developed into de partment club, and will be so called hereafter the Woman's Club. The gen eral sessions will be held the second and fourth Mondays of each month from October to May, inclusive. Tht first and third Mondays of each month will be the study sessions of the de partment. The years work as out lined by the various departments, ana the committees in charge, are as fol lows: Department of literature, Mrs B. Barnes, Mrs. D. F. Johnson, Mrs f. J. Pearson. The first Monday o each month throughout the year vii be study session in literature. Le. Miserables will be continued, Tale o Two Cities reviewed. Ehe chief sub iest of study vii be French literature Department of music, Miss Bess Fox Mrs. J. W. Albright, Mrs. B. Barnes The third Monday of each month for { part of the year will be a study sessior in music A varied and interesting course is being planned. Departmen of civics. Mrs. H. l.. Wattles, Mrs. Ec win Kettle, Mrs. E. T. Mitchell. The chief study will be parliamentary law Practical drills in parliamentary law will be given at each session. Depart ment of home. Mrs. J. D. Fox, Mrs. F O. Woodhams, Mrs. A. c. Lockwood Special emphasis will be given to tht ideal home from various standpoints Department of education. Mrs. J. F Ross. Mrs Earl Davis, Mrs. Georgt Nlrst Views and phases of manua LTdlul yOoht N'AA bC P2 CoSAe ed Departniert of philanthropy, Mrs H. P. Wiley, MrssS'. E. Bull, Miss No rina Lincoln. The wesrk of this de partment will be to bring sassistance tt the less fortunate and worthy ones O Douglas. Department of History, Mrs H. c. Stultz. Mrs. J. L. Gessel, Mrs H. L. Wattles. Its chief work willNb' to gather interesting facts about the hfSfcrv of Ariznna "Arizona Day" will be in charge of this committee. De partment of social entertainment, Mrs NJ G. Mcdonald, Mrs. e. E. Duggan Mrs. J. D. Fox. March Il will be the Nclub's social day. An interesting pro gram will be rendered and the day vii be given wholly to social enioymenf The program will be novel and unique coE.ladiag with club luncheoa 1pd ap