Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-25

party to their trlendS TOT tue puEPoSe of adding finances to the Manual Training fund. On Friday afternoon the Shake speare Class met at the home of their Instructor, Mrs. Philbrook, for the last meeting of the year. The mem. bers feel that the time has been well spent, and will no doubt take up the study during the next club year. Those present were Mesdames Bux' ton, Hunt, Caven, High. Morrison' Nolan, Mosher and Shields. The study of Richard III was most instructive from both historical and literary point of view.
 We quote some of the familiar eN- pressions: y. True hope is swift. and flies with
 swallows wings.
 Kings it makes gods, and meaner
 creatures kings "No beast so fierce but knows some
 touch of pity"
 ''Was ever woman in this humour wooed?.
 Was ever woman in this humour
 won?"
 Cannot a plain man live and think
 no harIn@'
 The world is grown so bad That wrens make prey where cages
 dare not perch"
 Sorrow breaks seasons and reposing
 bOIirS
 Makes the night morning, and the
 noontide night" Princes have but their titles for
 their glories."
 Small herbs have grace: great weeds
 do grow apace."
 An honest tale speeds best being
 plainly told"
 "Conscience is but a word that COW
 ards use" "A horse! A horse! NJ kingdom for a
 horsei" - .&
 The Woman's Club has received an invitation to attend; the lecture given by President Taylor, of Flagstaff, on Monday, evening T
 Mrs. Walter Douglas and her moth ser. Mrs. Ball. were guests of Mrs. Lee, of Douglas. on Friday
 Mrs. Osborne, of Los Angeles, rep resenting the American Book Co.,. was a visitor to the Central School build ing on Wednesday,
 Mrs. Dr. Caven, Mrs. Tom Collins Mrs. s. ". French and Mrs. Stephens were entertained by Mrs. Dr. Shine on Tuesday afternoon. The demonstration lecture by Mrs. Pierson, given on Wednesday last, was as follows:
 Planked shad or white fish. Casserole of rice and meat. Tomato sauce. Blueberry pudding. Hard sauce.
 English plum pudding. Egg sauce. Mrs. Sydney Brown, Miss Edith Brown and Mrs. H. M. Shields were dinner guests at the home Of Mrs. Curry, of Naco, on the 22nd. Mrs. Dr. Hankins, of Oak Avenue, entertained eight lady friends or the afternoon of the f7th with an infor- nal sewing party. The guests were Mesdames Kreigbaum, Morrison, F. Coles, l.. Brown, FTannigan, Schaw, Rinehart. The Magazine Club of Lowell, will meet on Tuesday next, An interest ling program has been prepared for the occasion. The Neighborhood Club spent a very pleasant afternoon on Thursday with Mrs. Biedsoe. The beautiful new residence of the hostess was dec lorated in Japanese effect. Japanese ldraperies, lanterns and umbrellas were arranged in artistic profusion. Mesdames White and Hurst assist ed in entertaining the eighteen guests Mrs. Policeman and her mother were invited guests. The pleasure of the afternoon was five hundred. The Fortnightly Card Club, c0n. sisting of sixteen members, will be Ientertained on Wednesday evening next by Mrs. Rinehart. Grace Bundle, the youngest daugh ter of Mir. and Mrs. Rundle. Ciawson Hill. left for Tombstone on Friday to spend a few days with friends. Russia is finding that the end oi the Russo-Japanese war meant only the beginning of the end. Tn the Breslau geological garden there Is a spider monkey which was operated on for cataract Of the eyes