Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-08

weather but few of the ladies attend ed the Embroidery Club this week, but those who did felt fully repaid. Mrs. c. E. Duggan, who was the host ess gave the ladies a most entertain ing program of recitations, as only Mrs. Duggan can recite. Those pres ent were: Mrs. E. Hoenicka. Mrs. w. G. Mcdonald, Mrs. Gessell, Miss Alta Gessell and Miss Caroline Hayes. To make the occasion complete Mrs. Dug. gan surprised the ladies with a dainty lunch of tea and cake There will be social meeting of the club soon, and the ladies will be privileged to invite their friends. The club will meet next week with Miss Caroline Hayes on Thirteenth street.
 
 Mrs. J. s. Douglas came down from Bisbee Monday, and after spending a l couple of days in Douglas returned I to her home in Nacozari.
 The boys of the Copper Queen store have organized a baseball team and it's motto is, "We challenge the West" From present indications they are all they seem. The team will undoubted- ly be strong one, and we anticipate all sorts of success for them in their game with the Bisbee store employees the first Sunday in May. Practice is called every day. Cleveland pitches fine ball even when the wind is against him, no telling what astonish- stunts he will be able to execute when he reaches Don Luis soil.
 Yes. we're going to lose three of them-Seems a shame, too; and the worst of it is the epidemic is spread ing with the greatest rapidity You say, What are We going to loser" You aren't good guesser at all Why, it's the girls, the dear old reliable bach elor girls who are going to forsake the ranks some time in June Three of them have already confessed, and for fear of a more dreadful enlistment the nominations were closed. It is to be supposed the customary showers will be the natural consequence, and We must make a boast of being glad, though at best it is really hardship.
 Last Tuesday evening a jolly crowd collected at the Orpheum for the first rehearsal of the home talent to be given by the ladies of the Episcopal
  to pleasure, after the assignment of the different parts, and things took on an atmosphere of extreme interest and enthusiasm. There is a commit tee working at present on the program and 50 far there have been several definite features decided upon. One will be a song and fancy dance by eight of the young ladies and young gentlemen. The next rehearsal is called for Monday evening, and it is hoped that all those in the song and hoop drill will be on hand.
 Mrs. Walter R. Thurston entertained Wednesday evening at her rooms in the Bellvue and added another to the list of good times the young peo- pie have so often spent with Mrs. | Thurston as hostess. The evening was | spent in playing bridge whist. The | following young people composed the | tables: Misses Ethele Moore, Kath- | erine Paxton, Blanche Penhoel, Bess | Fox, Catherine Christy, and Messrs. | H. H. Colley, Dodge Hooper, Mac Smith. James Speed, Fred Paxton, E. c. Robinson, Mir. and Mrs H. J. Bis l hop and MT and Mrs. H. B. Hunter. | The games were intensely interesting and the scores ClOSe, as was proven by a tie score of Mrs. Bishop, Miss Bess Fox and Miss Blanche Penhoel The latter became the proud possessor of a beautiful hat pin. There wasn't l so much competition among the young | men, and Fred Paxton carried off | the gentleman's prize-one of the pop | ular novels of the day. A very palat- i able luncn of ice cream and cake was | served, and with many regrets at leav- ing so festive an occasion the guests | took their departure.
 St. Cecelias Guild, which met al the church this week, was largely at- tended and gave evidence of much | zeal in the work. While the guild has heretofore done missionary work, it has never been organized into so- ciety. Rev. E. w. Simonson has been instrumental in making this work of the women's auxiliary one of national | concern. The growth of the church, not only in numbers but in ardent, ef- ficient work, has been cause for much satisfaction to those who have watched | the progress.
 Thursday evening there was another