Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-26

| Mir and Mrs. Jay Turner were Bis bee visitors for several days. Mir. Harlan Richey. who spent a few | days in Douglas, the guest of the | Chiricaltua club, returned to his home in Tucson last Sunday. | Mrs. James Welden left Sunday for Los Angeles where she will visit her sister.
 Lloyd and Helen Welden will visit their grandparents at oroville, Cal.
 Jas. A, Knowles paid Douglas bus mess visit this last week. \ party composed of Miss Alice | penry. Tom penry. Mrs Pottinger. | Mrs, Bywater. Miss Susie Bywater and Mir. Dudley Penry left this week for Chicago. Mir. Dudley will return in about six weeks.
 Mir. ]. K. Suits and children Charles and Margaret left for two weeks visit in Los Angeles to be gone ten days,
 NIT. Gid Grsham left for Los Angeles | '~ DC gone ten days.
 Col. W. C. Land paid visit to his wife and daughter this week.
 
 Mir. O. s. Long has gone to Compton, | Cal. 10 visit Mrs. Long and Miss Maude Long. who have been in Cali fornia about a year. Mir. Arthur Prickett of New Or leans is the guest of his brother. Coun- cilman Homer Prickett.
 Mrs. Dixon arrived from Los An geles Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. M. Lewis returned from Buffalo, N. Y. where they en- joyed a pleasant outing. Mrs. Lewis spent most of the summer with friends and relatives and was joined by Mir. Lewis about four weks ago. Mrs. Lewis is a prominent club member of Douglas, and her return will. no doult, revive interest in that line.
 Mrs. c. D. Walker has gone to Tue son where she will be the guest of her brother, Francis Shindel, whose mar riage to Miss Sarah Durasco Occas- iOHON MI .. W dihti . siSlt-
 NJ. E. Cassidy, postmaster of Bis bee, spent last Sunday in Douglas.
 
 T. B. Bassett spent a day in Doug las this week having taken Mrs Bas- sett as far as Benson on her way to the coast.
 A pleasant vacation ended is that of Mrs. J. S. McPherson who arrived this week from Milwaukee, accompanied by her grand son. air. and Mrs. Jas. McPherson arrived by later train and will be the guests of Mrs. McPherson for several weeks.
 
 At recent gathering of Paris con- mopolitans the question which present ed itself was What is the most pop ular quality. in woman" Almost with one accent the Parisians voted for Esprit the Spaniards came next with beauty as the most attractive feature, and the Russians for personal magnet ism; but the Irish woman voted tact to which the others made objection, saying that tact would not attract love. A London editor saw fit to comment on the question and decided
 
 at least went a long way toward at tracting it. In contrast to this there was a discussion on Classified Illus bands" The first class being the young husband who makes his wife unhappy by being jealous of her: the middle-aged husband who would rather tend to matters of business and play golf than devote himself to his family; and the old husbands who make foolish protests if the women turn to look at younger man. Ac- cording to this statement we need never expect any happiness with any sort of man, which is not at all true
 The social evening at the Y M c. A. was only a repetition of former en- joyable evenings, and the usual large crowd was in attendance. The mus ical program was a splendid demon stration of quality and not quantity. 1 There were three artists who took l part in this feature of the entertain 1 ment: Mrs. Wiley and Miss Bird ren- dered instrumental solos and MT. Jones | gave a vocal selection. As proof of | the popularity of the musicians and | evidence of the pleasure they created, each one was asked to appear again, | which wish was gratified.
 Every week Dougfas seems to seek | out some new lover of music whose | talent should have long ago pleased | the public. The ladies never fail to | take advantage of the evening for l game of duck pins, though as yet the i score of Mrs. Trowbridge, 6S pins. has | never been beaten. Monday night ten | of the ladies bowled. and the five high | scores were matched with five of the | gentlemen. The high score is held | by Mir. George Valentine and is 1OG | pins. The ladies bowl a much steadier | game than at first which they at- tribute to their growing accustomed | to the smaller balls. after using the | heavier and much larger ones. Re | treatments were served, concluding a | delightful evening Next Monday eyen- ing promises to be rare treat in a musical way, and you'll miss splen- did program if you aren't there.
 We have larger list of young peo- ,,l1