Bisbee daily review., 1906-07-01

served.
 Mrs. wm. Kline and daughter, An nie, were passengers to the coast this
 week. where they will spend several
 months.
 Another highly enjoyable party of | this week was the surprise given to
 Mrs. +. F. Graham and family before their departure for Los Angeles, in which city they will make their future | home. The members of the party | were; Mrs. Ben Rice. Miss Exmoyer,
 Misses Nellie Schaal, Della Schaal. I Nettie Graham, Bertha Graham, and
 Messrs Pulliam, Ray Radford, Ned | Rice Jim Dixon, J. T. Butler. Frank | Graham. At seasonable hour an
 auto load of watermelons arrived and
 the remainder of the evening was de- voted to feasting.
 
 George Green, who is an assistant | to Master Mechanic Adamson at the | smelter, left this last week for Saf- 1 ford. where he will be married on next Sunday. MT. Greens bride is a Miss Cora Brittan. of that town. The cou- pie will return to Douglas and make lIilS lHSiI lululS uOule-
 
 In view of the crowds which we ex- psct this nex. week, it is no small tcomfort sp Know that on Sunday even eing tha Queen hotel will be formally topened. The hotel is really some sthIng to boast of. and is beautifully equipped with all the necessary com forts. There will be a dinner served lnrino yrhirh Enrnonla1Ss ! chestra will furnish music. One of the pleasant lawn fetes to
 be given in the near future is that under the auspices of the Guild of the Episcopal church. The date has not yet been decided upon, but it will be given at the home of Mrs. Phillips, on Fifth and E., some time after the Fourth.
 Miss Rose ConwelI, of the Copper Queen office force, will leave on next 1 Thursday for a month in Los Angeles, 1 Catalina and several of the beaches.
 While there she will be the guest of
 Miss Alice Gray.
 On Thursday evening the members l of the Christian church rendered a re- | ception to their new pastor, Rev M. | Smith, who came here recently from 1 Waco. Texas. The address of wei 1 come was given by H. W. Jones. who
 made it evident that everyone consid- cred himself fortunate in having so
 able and energetic a man as pastor of ] the church. Rev. Smith gave an ap- propriate response, in which he stated that he was more than glad to answer 1 the call to the West, as he felt he had great opportunities for work out 1 nere. He expressed great pleasure
 and surprise at what he had so far i learned of Douglas and it's people, l and looked forward to a beautiful | work here. A large number of the later in the evening refreshments
 were served.
 1 On Friday evening of this week Mir l and Mrs. A. K. Adamson celebrated 1 their china wedding anniversary at 1 their home at the smelter. Cards were the order of the evening, and q de- | lightful time was the verdict of the l following guests: MT. and Mrs. J. l W. Conwell, MT. and Mrs. Ehlfg, Mrs. l G. A. Gregg, Misses Ollie Fisher, Rose 1 ConweH, Messrs Jack Baglin and AL ] bert ConwelI Refreshments were served
 The members of the Thirteen Club and number of other friends of C. l O. Thomas received cards this week from MT. Thomas Gerard McCrosky, announcing the marriage of his daugh- l ter to Mir. Thomas on the evening of 1 Tuesday, June 26, in Kansas City. The
 return of Nr. Thomas and his bride will be a notable society event of 1 Douglas.
 1 The several different hose compa-
 nies of Douglas can well be proud of l the new hook and ladder which came
 and was set up this week, and a num- | Der of limitations were the outcome It will be a pleasure to use such a ] we'll equipped and beautiful appara- | companies reaching the scenes of con-
 fagrations in ample time. The dance given by the Mexican l young people at Woodman hall last
 Saturday night was a highly enjoy able affair and was attended by forty | or fifty of the senors and senoritas, who spent delightful evening in the gay whirl of the dance. I
 l Carl Smith, who has been spending
 wonderfully gay week at CIoudcroft, will return Monday morning. s&
 The Ladies Aid and Missionary So- 1 ciety of the Presbyterian church held Ia pleasant meeting last Thursday evening with Mrs. Haffly Mrs J. D. Fox had charge of the meeting, the pleasure of, which was greatly en- hanced with recitations by Mrs. c. E. Duggan and an interesting talk on MaYinn hv Mrs Patnr Snr,nc