Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-22
Events


 be the fullest voices. When this ex- tensiye tour is concluded the boys will I be given a vacation at the summer home of Mir. Roney in northern Michi-
 gan and later will visit their own homes. No doubt a number of you
 will remember the largest party ever | given at the White House when these little fellows were the center of attrac- tion.
 The St. Cecelia Guild had a very in | teresting meeting in the church parlor last Thursday afternoon. The cleo
 ton of officers was the most impor- tant business before the Guild. Mrs. Stillman was elected president. Mrs. J. w. Conwell vice president, and Mrs T. J. Day secretary and treasurer. A vote of thanks was rendered the retir ing president. Mrs.H. P. Wiley, and the secretary. Mrs. J. P. Sexton, for their untiring efforts and extreme in
 terest during their terms of office.
 Mrs. Wiley was given direct manage
 ment of the entertainment to be giy-
 en in the near future.
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 The bazaar given by the Ladies Aid i of the Methodist church last Satur-
 day was a financial success and plac-
 es the ladies above all pledges for the
 beautifying of the church. We are more than gratified to hear this and
 are looking forward Io the dedication
 some time the latter part of May. Our
 churches are of countless value to our
 city, and we feel that our most ardent
 efforts can hardly repay the excellent
 influence they exert.
 Although many Douglas people have very dear relatives in San Fran
 cisco, there so far has been no fatali-
 ties among their friends In so appall- | ing a disaster it seems indeed a for l tunate thing that ones friends are | spared The wires have been busy
 with inquiries and many anxious fac ! as have read the bulletins posted at l the telegraph offices, in fact several people grew so nervous they departed on the first train for Frisco. Though
 the disaster is dreadful, we hope the l list of casualties wil prove less than at first expected.
 | The Mexican consul, Senor Antonio Maza. is arranging for a large ball l to be given at[the Orpheum on the fifth of May. A number of Americans l of Douglas will remember the pleas ant entertainment and celebration of | last year. and it is said there will be quite number of invitations extend ed this year to those who are inter l ested. The occasion is a celebration of a victory over the French. and is
 marked holiday with the Mexican speOple.
 | The Shakespeare Club met this aft ernoOn with Mrs. Judge Cass on Elev- enth street. The editor his asked the ladies for some information as to the course pursued by the club. but owing | to the fact that it is a purely social study of the works of the great au- thor, the ladies thought best to waive
 all publicity.
 l Mrs. II. B. Hunter will entertain q i crowd of young people informally at
 her home on Twelfth street this even 1 ing.
 The Ladies Aid of the Christian church had a sale of cooked foods at | the Lucas store building today. prov ! ing conclusively the popularity of this ] kind of sale. Salads and very palat- | able looking cakes, 10 say nothing of l homemade candy, made not only 2 pretty display but gave many people
 the opportunity of some nicely pre- pared foods.
 l Wednesday evening the Internation- | al Order of Machinisis gave their first pleasant dance at the Irene hall in l the Neville building. The dance was well attended and much enjoyed by | those present. It is said that this dance is only the forerunner of many others during the summer months. All will be glad to hear this and every one will lcok forward with pleasure l to these events. There will be another of the en- joyable dance given by the Symnhia Club tonight This time there will be a floor manager, who will see that the strangers get a program of dances. No doubt there will be the usual large attendance. Miss Grace Pearce, ot Clifton, sister | Of Mrs. c. F.. Bull. of this city, arrived l yesterday for visit of several days. ] Miss Pearcc came here direct from l, Phoenix where she had been in at ] tendance at the Odd Fellows grand | lodge as Q member of the Rebekahs ! and a representative of the Clifton as- sembly She was elected as one of i the trustees of the assembly of Ari- ! zona Miss Pearce was in Douglas a | iyear ago, when the I. o. O. F. grand | lodge of Arizona held its session in l this city.
 Miss Lizzie Heller and Mir Ernest i Hill will be married at the home of l the brides sister, Mrs Chas, Thomp- | son, on Fifteenth street. on Monday | next. The ceremony will be performed | by Rev. George Logic of the Presby- ] lterian chruch. Mir. Hill has been a i resident of Douglas for more than i three years and is now engineer on one of the steam shovels at the Copper | Queen shelter. Miss Heller is a na- tive of Arizona. having been formerly | a resiuent of Fort Thomas, Graham |