Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-04

ronto Camera Club Photographic Sec. stion of the Hamilton Scientific So- ! ciety, Canada. The Canadian boys kept up their reputation as good slide
 makers. This set is thought to have fbeen the best ever shown in Bisbee,
 teing full of charming bits of scenery
 and flowers of the north. The flower
 studies were old friends to many and appreciated as such
 In the figure studies, Thinking of
 Home, Sweet Home." "A Port Sail'' end Sunshine" were the best. It
 would be an injustice to the set not
 to mention Cold Storage" showing
 the ice bound coast on the Great
 Lakes. The Fury of the Storms Elf. feet Winter Sports" and Trouble | for the Lineman." were interesting
 showing a severe storm effect with
 wires down and trees broken by the | weight of snow. "Pinhole Photogra. | hy'' showing Rocky shore was one the best of this class of pictures
 where no lens is used.
 The ForIaightly Five Hundred Club, organized recently. was entertained on Wednesday evening by Dr. and Mrs. Baum. The first lady's prize, a hand-painted cup and saucer, was won by Mrs. Rinehsrt. The second, a bread and butter plate, was won by Miss Clayton.
 The first gentleman's prize. a stein, was won by Mir. Rinehart, and the | second, a box containing two decks
 of cards, with fancy picture backs. At the finish of the game, ice cream | was served with cake and coffee. A large preserved cherry. of dark est red, placed on the top of each serving of ice cream, made a very pretty contrasting effect. The guests in attendance were; Mir. and Mrs.
 Rinehart. Dr. and Mrs. Hankins. Dr. Godfrey, Miss Matthews, Miss Clay ton. MT. G. P. Campbell. Miss Hos
 ner. Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Kelly. MT. and Mrs. Sinclair Mrs. Dr. Hankins is hostess for next afternoon.
 Mrs. Mcbride of Quality Hill enter tained a few friends on Tuesday after noon. House plants were used as decorations. Pictures placed around the walls and representing books made a very interesting guessing game. Mesdames Sherman and Moore won the prizes which were a bon bon spoon and bon bon dish The guests were Mesdames BTophy. Cunningham, Rinehart, Flannigan, Shine, Buxton, Frye, Sutter, Harrington, sherman, Thompson, Harrington, A. E. Hurst, AioOrs, Beckwith. Hill Collins, Cav en, Sherman, Misses Cowles, Bonner.
 Miss Edith Brown and Miss Ella Callahan entertained the Alona Club on Thursday evening. This club has been working ystrenuously day and night for weeks past in preparation for the very interesting play "Rebec- cah's Triumph" which will be present ed to the public on the evening of the I4th of this month. The Anona Club is deserving of the patronage given by the people of Bisbee. It is not known by outsiders what the money received from this entertainment will be used for, but it will be put to a good pur. rose no doubt as has been shown in times past with other receipts. s Rev and Mrs. Shields were very pleasantly surprised on Tuesday af- ternoon by a score of ladies of the Episcopal church and their friends.
 Refreshments were provider by the guests and pleasant social time was spent in a guessing contest. Mir. Shields and Mrs. Corning won the prizes.
 Each guest brought a present of beautiful piece of chinaware. and a handsome piece of drawn work was also given. The following guests join ed in giving this total and pleasant surprise: Mesdames Clawson, Jones, F. Hurst, Nolan, Quick, Mosher, Muir head Tree, Trezise, Fletcher, Corning, Brown, Curry, Krigbaum, Edmundson, Robinson, Williams. Miss Josie Muir head.
 The Year Book of the Arizona Fed eration of Women's Club is at hand: The following Is the Greeting to the Members of the Arizona Federation of Women's Clubs"
 We are on the threshold of new year in which every possibility lies open before us. However unimport- ant the individual effort of each of our members may seem to her, let each remember that she is a strand in the great cable. the General Fed eration,' which is slowly but surely drawing us all to a higher social lev ell. and working for the betIerment of all human interests.
 The wise hand which has guided US in the past two years has proved way for the future which we must surely follow. Let Progress be our watchword, Development our aim.
 Every ennobling ambition finds scope in the work which the clubs of today are doing. Let us grasp the opportunity to make of ourselves broader-minded women, deeper think CTS. more earnest workers; never for