Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-20

He is on his way to Ireland, where
 he will enjoy an extended visit with
 his home people. Mir. Brophy hasn't
 paid visit to his native soil for some | ten years, and will make this trip most memorable one. He will not re- | turn for at least six months, and will
 visit many points of interest during that time.
 | Any number of people are leaving Douglas for summer outings. Thurs day Mrs. Wayne and child left for a | pleasant summer in California, and
 FrIuay Mrs. w. R. Arthur was pas l senger for the coast.
 | An interesting feature of today's
 routine was the athletic meet at Lin
 coin Park, between the Bisbee and Douglas school children. The boys
 have been practicing for some time
 to attain a state of excellency which would compare favorably with their
 neighbors. And during all this time
 the girls have had their heads togeth- CT, and had the most exhilarating yells
 4t their command. There was largs
 attendance of school teachers and
 school children on the bleachers this afternoon to witness the sports, which I piOfSu lAICiColAuS, tO say tUc fSoSt- Before another year we may have an organized field meet with our Bisbee school children.
 On last Friday evening Mrs. H. A Strodthoff gave a course dinner in honor of Mrs. A. l.. Lewis. Those present were: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. A l.. Lewis, Miss Bess Brown, Rather
 inc Lewis and NIT. and Mrs. Heller.
 Inc color scheme, which was pink ard white. was carried out tastefully with \ pink carnations and pink table decora- tions.
 | On next Wednesday evening there
 will be solemnized at the Catholic
 church a wedding which was brought
 about in a most romantic manner
 Miss Lullwan, of San Francisco, and ! a recent sufferer from the disaster
 there, will wed Dave Reidy, well known young man of Douglas, em- ployed at the Copper Queen smelter-
 The wedding of these two young peo-
 pie was hastened somewhat because ' of the earthquake. There are a great l number of friends to wish them long
 life and happiness.
 ,l During the last week 1t mas come to light that a number of ladies much 1 prefer that their social affairs escape the ardent efforts of the society edi-
 tor, and consequently not appear in print. Not that they are not proud of these little functions, but just for fear some good friend may feel slight
 ed at not receiving an invitation to
 each and every party at her friends
 house. There was the day when it was I cih tn ri a iCf nf :; friends in a single afternoon or even ing, but those days are long past, and according to the regime most in evil dence. several functions are given with !, an entirely new invitation list for d each occasion, a view generally ac- > cepted, and may, perhaps, be the l means of modifying the ladies, msk- l. ing 1t possible to get their delightful
 social functions without hesitancy. r. Through the courtesy of " R. Stiles rl general passenger agent of the South |. western, pictures of Cluodcroft have Q been presented to the association. It
 is hoped that our friends who have !. pictures to give that the association can use number on it's walls.
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 The Los Angeles association is pushing the canvass for new build = ing. May 21 is the day set to close
 the canvass. The sum of $266, BPS has been raised up to May i6. The goal is S50,000.
 The bowling team goes to Risbee this evening. We hope to hear that they win the game. Capt. Demarest | says the men are in fine condition. I,I The benefit concert for the San . Francisco Y. M. c. A. called out a ,, small audience. The profit was very
 small. The secretary sent draft for
 $15 to the international treasurer.
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 The association has been a factor ! in assisting the public schools of Bis . bee and Douglas to prepare for their first athletic meet. Ten boys were directed by Directors Pollard of Bis : bee and Wise of Douglas. It would be benefit to the boys and girls of
 the public schools to have a system
 of physical culture The school boards
 will perhaps give it their attention. |
 Two large signs have been placed
 on the building One on the front and lone on the north end. Nothing more
 than the initials Y. NJ. c. A. are need led. The men who know the spirit of Il the Association. To him they spell welcome.
 One of the pleasant social events iof the week was the party given by Mrs. H. B. Hunter on Monday even ing. There were six tables of whist,
 made up of the following persons:
 Messrs. and Mesdames H. J. Bishop, E. R. Thornton, O. o. Hamnlil, Misses Bess Fox, Bess Brown, Blanch Pen hoel. Katherine Christy, Adele Pax ton, Mrs. c. l.. Rawlins, of Solomon
 Vinegar, E.. C. Robinson, H. H. Col ley, Mac Smith, chas. Nichols, c. O. Thomas, Hal Christy and w. Nj. Eos lter. The games were vastly interest | Ing, and only after the most fierce contest were the prizes awarded The Iady's prize. beautiful party bag,
 was won by Miss Bess Fox. The gen tleman's prize, handsome book, was won by W. M. Foster. Dainty re- treatments If ice cream and cake were served. and with the expressions of IL -ax4 II f