Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-29
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held in our ljtIe city, and want to use our efforts to prove that appreciation.
 
 The St. Cecelia Guild was enter tained by Mrs. H. P. Wiley last We'd nesday in honor of the new officers Tho SC present were: Mesdames J. P. Sexton, Woodhams, Bouche. Phillips, w. A. Green, Preston, Stillman. T. w. Atterbury, Rod Morgan, J. w Connell, T. J. Day, Miss Etta McVey and Rev Simonson. After a pleasant afternoon refreshments of fruit, punch and cake were served.
 There are several Douglas people going on extended vacations before another month, and among them Mir. and Mrs. Pirtle, who will leave for the coast about the third of May.
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 The rehearsals of the young people who are in the extravaganza to be given by the Episcopal ladies on May 15, or thereabouts, continue with much interest, It is expected that Douglas will be very much surprised at the steps and dances to be given, as they are far above the average work of that kind. Mrs. Ready has taken great interest and has spent much time and effort in order to make the program a good one.
 Have you noticed the smart, citified air those new autos give Douglas? Why, recently when one of the new machines came puffing by with a cargo of merry faced ladies, daintily fluffy parasOls and spotless white gowns, one might almost imagine himself on the Lake Shore drive. It was learned later that these happy looking people had had a very successful drive of sev- Heral miles into the country. An auto seems well adapted to this country of ours, and must surely be filling the bill as a speed maker, judging from the number of new ones purchased so lately.
 Mrs. Hattie Smith, accompanied by her son, Allie. of Bisbee, will leave Douglas next Wednesday for Mobile and an extended tour of the southern states. Mrs. Smith will spend all of the summer with relatives. She will go to Mobile and later to New York, where she will purchase a new and up-to-date line of goods for the Wo- mans Toggery of Bisbee.
 On next Monday evening the Merry Maidens, the Poppy Girls, the Major Marjorie Girls and these in the Wind ing of the Yarn are asked to meet at the Orpheum for practice, while on Tuesday evening those taking part in the national dances will rehearse. IL is hoped that the play may be put on about the 18th of May, though it has not been definitely decided.
 Miss Grace Pierce, of Clifton, is spending some time very pleasantly with her sister Mrs. c. E. Bull. Miss Pierce has visited Douglas before, and has many friends here who are always glad to welcome her.
 A pleasant announcement of thk week is the marriage of Miss Allie Scott to Mr. Clarence Brammer, of Sherman, Texas. Miss Allie is very popular young lady, and many of her friends of last summer will no doubt wish to join us in wishes of permanent happiness. Mrs. Brammer will visit her mother, Mrs. Rufe Scott. this summer.
 The bowling contests have ended, and do the boys proud, to say the least. It looked like a walkaway for the city team, for they nearly out classed all the others. But as a lit- tie encouragement to the other teams, let it be said that these men are old timers. and with practice the railroad team may attain the same splendid score. The game last night was won
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