Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-26

well, N. M., will attend school in Los Angeles this winter. MT. Overlook is a splendid type of young manhood and promises bright future.
 MT. Fred Hardiker and Burl Hatch CT will continue their work at the Uni versity at Tucson.
 Glen Hemphill will attend the Ros- we'll Military academy.
 Mrs. Hines has just returned from locating her son Tommy in school at Los Angeles.
 Miss Irene Neville will not resume her studies at the convent. but will l go to San Diego some time in Novem- Der and enter school there.
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 Miss Ustane Scott has not decided whether she will resume her studies in sherman or not, but recently sev- eral of the younger members of so- city said very forcibly they hoped it would be mot"
 Miss Myrtle Muson was the hostess at a Dutch lunch given in the honor of Miss Rose Conwell and Mir. Jack Baglin on Wednesday evening. The guests were Miss Rose Conwell. Mir and Mrs. Nelson, Vera Nelson. Martha Nelson, Mrs. Muson, MT. and Mrs. Chas. Ehlig, Ollie Fisher Mir. Jack Baglin, MT. anu Mrs. J. w. Conwell. Mrs. c. w. Gregg and A. A. Hopkins. The musical duets rendered by Miss Conwell and MT. Baglin were treats for those present and receive! hearty | applause. Following the music the lunch was served which consisted of all the palatable dishes, even distant | ly related to the original wienies and cheese. The guests reported a most excellent evenings
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 Miss Susie Bywater of Chicago and Mr Dudley Penry were the guests Of honor at a party given by Mrs. Penry Monday before the departure of the young people for Chicago. The guests were: MT. Maxwell, BIsbee; Mrs. Pot tinger and Mrs. Bywater, of Chicago; Mir. Mackle, Tucson; MT. Welsh, Tue son; Misses R.se Young, Susie Bywa- ter, Marie Trigg, -.arvin Day, Audley SissCn. Gordon Trigg, Harold Trigg. Dudley Penry, Mrs. A. P. Trigg. A de- 1 lightful musical program was carried out in which Miss Susie Bywater and ! MI. Nldl HI Lay llSlpdltu, dllCi which the young people played games and were served refreshments later. | The elder members of the party were served a course dinner in the Queen dining room in honor of the departure of Mrs. Pottinger and Mrs. Bywater for Chicago. The dinner party consist ed of Mrs. O. P. Trigg. Mrs. Penry. Mrs. Bywater, Mrs. Pottinger; Messrs. l MeckleS Welsh Maxwell
 Word was received this week from MT. and Mrs. S. W. French, whe have i been abroad since early in the sum- mer, stating that they had just finish | ed visit to Venice and were enjoying the remainder of their stay by making trips to most of the interesting cities and countries. MT. and Mrs. French went almost as directly as possible | to Carlsbad where they hoped Mir French's health would be much i'm ! proved by the waters. Since their de- parture from this place they have fol | lowed their inclination to visit when and where they chose. They will set sail some time in the middle of Sep tember and will be home again no later than Oct. 1st- MT. French is greatly improved in health.
 The ladies of the Order of the Mac cabees gave a social dance last Mon day evening at Woodman hall There was a large crowd to enjoy the fun, dancing to superfine music. Refresh ments were served between dances, and everyone had a splendid time. Mrs. Jasper Averill and Mrs. Milford Phan furnished the music on piano and violin.
 The St. Cecelia Guild met this week with Mrs. A. w. Preston. At the close of the business session the names of three ladies were voted upon and ac cepted as members of the Guild. They were Mrs. H. E. Barber, Mrs. McNeer and Mrs. Sturdevant. With character istic thoughtfulness the ladies planned to have the rectory we'll stocked upon the arrival of Mrs Simonson who is expected almost any day The ladies present were Mrs. H. c. Stillman, Mrs. T. w. Atterbury. Mrs. Sturdevant, Mrs. Stoves, Mrs. J. w. Conwell, Rod Nor gan, Mrs. Bouche, Mrs. Barber. Mrs. 0. F. Woodham, Mrs. Sanderson of Phoenix. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Woodham on Fourteenth and c.
 
 Mrs. Ellen Sames and her son, MT. Albert Sames, are spending an ideal | week in the Huachucas, the guests 1 of MT. and Mrs. Joseph McCabe. NIT. Sames says hc will spend the time | horseback riding and writing poetry. 1
 This seems a splendid opportunity | ts offer toast to the diminutive mem | bers of society who are coming in such | increased numbers that no one will | feel alarmed at the departure of five young ladies. Such an event is a | mere trifle in comparison to the birth | rate of this week when five little peo- pie vouched to fill the many places | made vacant. Mir. and Mrs. T. A. | Daley daughter, MT. and Mrs. c. | B. Oman son, Mir and Mrs. Chas. | Gillespie a daughter, Mir. and Mrs. | Chas. Hart daughter, and MT. and l Mrs. Rube Jackson son. The date l of the debut of these young ladies has not been decided upon, but time hur- | ries along. and before many months |