Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-25
DOUGLAS SOCIETY.

| l<dSl odlutudy NhC liAoh ANosAOhaA | ists of Douglas gave one of the larg , est. if not the largest dance of the season. The hall was appropriately | decorated in green bunting and flags of both countries, to say nothing of the green displayed by those on the | floor. The grand march was led by Miss Tarpey and R. J. Dunleayy. and fully one hundred couples took part. | This was the fourth annual ball and | was by far the most successful ever given by that organization. The pro gram of seventeen dances and four extras was we'll rendered by the Sym phia orchestra The music was spe- cial effort by the orchestra, and the pieces, all of them Irish airs, were fully appreciated.
 Douglas enjoyed the distinction as l well as the pleasure of visit from | A. c. James, vice president of the Phelps-Dodge company, and party this week. The gentlemen of the party, A. c. James, Mir. Ferry, Dr. V. | Adriance and H. B. Adriance, in dulged in hunting trip at some point | along the Nacozai road, while the ladies, Mrs. James, Mrs. Ferry and Miss Stanner, visited NacoZari, They I evening, but did not stop of. The members of the party spoke very en. couragingly of Douglas. They said the growth of our little town was nothing short of marvellous, but they | favored Bisbee most, perfectly nat ural sentiment, since for years Bis bee was the only camp in this part of the country.
 Mrs ]. D. Fox and daughter, Miss Bess Fox, spent Thursday in Fl Paso on shopping tour;
 Tomorrow the people Of Douglas will enjoy the rare treat of some good music when they listen to Ellery's band at the Orpheum. For band music 1t can hardly be excelled, and to one who for years has heard series after series of their concerts it is like the return of an old friend. We so sell dom have the opportunity of hearing selections in the musical line we can | hardly afford to miss anything so in | spiring and helpful as this kind of music.
 i It is rumored that at least four of the old Thirteen Club members will \ dance to be given by the club, and in cidentally to help do justice to the in | itiation of the new club members, Messrs Hartwell Novel; and Harry | Fleming, Of Bisbee. F. W. Peterson, of Alamogordo. and F.. P. Fleming, of | Patagonia. We would suggest a hap py thought to the new boys coming | in, that they all save up their sur | plus energy-'cause one man was | heard to remark that here was where he would get even
 s Tomorrow will witness the first game of baseball of the season in Douglas. and from all appearances, Y the local team will be in good trim to meet the team from Fort Huachuca. | This will be an unusual occasion, too, for the manager, E. R. Thornton, has been untiring in his efforts to have everything all that can be expected. 1 The bleechers have not only been i'm proved, but the seating capacity very much increased. It is expected that a number of people from Bisbee vii. be down to enjoy the game and take in the concert by Ellery's band. Last Thursday evening there was a bowling contest at the Y. N. c. A. between the Independent and Rail road teams. Evidently the boys had no intention of the score going into l print, as it was erased before one 1 could learn the outcome. We hope ! this won't occur again, for We know positively that most of the boys have been bowling an excellent game.
  | Mrs. T. NJ. Daulton- who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Anna Dyer and her brother, MT George ! Meek, for the past few months. re- l turned to her home in Seattle, Wash | ington, last Tuesday Mrs. Daulton is an excellent lady and during her stay lin Douglas was much entertained. She was accompanied by her little daughter, Elizabeth.
 The Embroidery Club spent very | pleasant and profitable afternoon with Mrs. W. G. Mcdonald Tuesday. Several of the ladies are executing beautiful pieces of embroidery, while others are engaged in making Indian baskets Those present were: Mes danes C.. E. Duggan, A. s. J. Shrop- 1 shire, c. E. Bull, J. F. Rose, E. T. | Mitchell, J. P. Sexton, D. F. Johnson, Gessell, H. L. wattles, and Miss Car oline Hayes. Refreshments of tea l and cake were served and the club adjourned until next week.
 
 Some one has said that when all else fails us we have the climate of Arizona to boast of, but one need not boast without occasion of the Deauti- ful days of this last week. These mornings have no parallel and these evenings, with their radiant sunsets,
 Iust surely satisfy the most crfticai.
 ,n we lack to make the inspiration complete, when ve breathe the fresh Eess or the morning air is to hear
 ae song of the birds. This feature,
 however. is fast being remedied as he growth of vegetation. increases.
 
 | On April 9th the school teachers of Bisbee will visit the schools Of Douglas in a body. They will arrive 1 Thursday evening and spend Friday