Bisbee daily review., 1906-09-09

last Thursday evening. A large crowd of friends spent a delightful evening Iinterspersed with musical numbers. her life with which her daughter can not sympathize even if she knew. After all, it is the mothers house and the girl will have one some day that will be all her own, even her own daugh- ter not being allowed to interfere with | the management. The human ami nal is the only one that keeps its young in the home after it is able to find for itself, but the human animal is the only one that has a home, and when mother and daughter are to- gether in it each must defer to the other; but the daughter should recog- nize her mothers rights and respect them, as she will expect her own to be respected in due time."
 It is quite seldom in our history, in fact quite out of the ordinary routine of our daily existence, for us to get as prettily gotten up program as those received as invitations to the Y. NJ. c. A. last Monday night to wit ness the best program ever rendered during the series of social evenings which have delighted vast crowds since the first one was announc ;i. some two months ago. Remember! .'the best program ever rendered'--if anyone thinks he had a better one please forget for a while, for this was | the gentlemen's program and we can't | fail to appreciate their endeavors. The only ladies name on the program was | that of Miss Mary Bird, which made us glad that the men didn't have a complete monopoly. After going over the blue card with the list of artists | thereon and vainly searching for something that couldn't be found one must realize that the something was the name of the promoter who dis played more than unusual taste and getup in the arrangement of his pro gram The extreme modesty of this young man who is a hustler to say the least failed to appear as business manager on the official program, but those who listened to the good music realized that the introductory speeches of Dodge Hooper were the spice of the evening. The program which was rendered in such truly artistic fashion was as follows:
 Selection .'13" Mandolin Club | Until the Dawn farkS
 Elks Tooth Quartet.
 
 Wm. Foster.
 Selection ...."13" Mandolin Club In the Gloaming .-..... Harrison
 Double Quartet.
 Star of My Heart ............. Denza w. D. Georgeson.
 Flute Solo ................. Selected
 A NJ Sames.
 Song of Hybrias the Creator .... | . J. c. McVey.
 The Heart Bowed Down ....... Balfe
 Elks Tooth Quartet.
 Selected . "i3" Mandolin Cluh
 Each number was greeted with profound applause by the three hun.
 dred people who more than taxed , the seating capacity of the spacious
 reading room and entrance hall. Many
 encores were rendered and especially
 generous were the Mandolin club. The
 solos were ali good and reminded us that these young men ought to give , us the benefit of their talents more
 often. Special stress should be put , on the work of the double quartet-s r number so novel and so full of th' I harmony of good voices that the pub
 lie will wait patiently for another SC lection from these eight good voices , Miss Mary Bird, accompanist, ha . won for herself an enviable position in musical circles and acquitted heT . self with honors as a musician. Fol z lowing the program the crowd wit | messed the end of the bowling con test. the prize being a set of duck pil
 balls. Those who bowled were Messrs
 Valentine, 80; Morong, 102; Butler | 70; Lutz, 72; Johnson, S3, and Dun layey 67. The first three gentlemen came out winners. Refreshments wer' l served on the social floor. This Po 2 gram will conclude the weekly socia l. evenings, but we are glad that thu universal approval and interest of thu X people has paved the way for som' amusement all winter long. Secretar. . Edwin Kettle announced that at leas , once each month there would be l program rendered and aside from thi : there is to be most enjoyable serie ,. ,f five attractions by the Midland !, Lyceum bureau. Arrangements hay' l been made for these programs to talk l. place in the Orpheum and though ; :, very large number of people have pur !, chased course tickets and the rest O : you simply can't afford to mis- such ;
 treat,
 I Invitations were received this weel ? by a number of Douglas ladies to al ? at home given by Mrs. H. E. Huntel ! on Wednesday, Sept. 12, from til 6 o'clock at her home on Twelft street in honor of Miss Bess Brown
 whose marriage to w. c. Vinegar vii
 take place the 17th of this month. l 'They used to come and stay b! : the hour when I was busy with m! X work said the mother of family . but one day when I had lot O napkins to hem I handed couple O 2 hem to her and it worked so wei l chat I have ever since kept a sup a 1iy on hand for just such emergen
 cies" well, wish could find some
 thing that would prove as efficaciou k when these schoolboys are concerned, + said the pretty daughter of the house h who has been out season and be grudges the time the self-possesse' r young men out of school for the sun