Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-08
vvv~ vv~~~ v~~ TOMBSTONE SOCIAL EVENTS. >~<<>< <>> ><>>~

V V V TOMBSTONE SOCIAL EvENTS. >><<> >><<<><>>~> Mrs. L. S. Hawkins of Douglas is the guest of her friend, Mrs. John maruen.
 Mrs. M Hoar is paying a visitI tq her son Marun. frona her hiine n adichigan.
 Miss Nj. Cornell of Bisbee is here for a fortnight on a yisir 10 her SIS ter, Mrs. Nicholas Mccormick.
 Mrs. George Porter of Bisbee wno has been here as the guest of her sister, Mrs. George kafferty for some tune, will return home In the morning,
 Miss H. Smith, who is spending the winter here on account of her health, spent a part of the week at Tres Alamos as the guest of her friend ! Hiss Hyde.
 Mrs. J. Ranes left Thursday for her former home in Louisville, Kentcky, where she expects to remain for a number of months on a visit to friends and relatives.
 Mrs. w. Howard Mars and little daughter arrived Friday evening from Philadelphia, Pa, and expect to re- main here for a number of months.
 Mrs. Mars is a sister of the Kendall Brothers, Harry and Vernon.
 
 The bridge whist club which has discontinued its meetings during lent expect to resume their usual meet ings during the latter part of the pres ent month and will meet at the differ ent members houses from time 10 ! time.
 The Tombsore City band is to give a dance al Gage nall on the 12th, which is being given for the purpose or raising funds for the purchase of a number Of new instruments that are now needed by the band. An or chestra of twelve pieces will furnish | the music.
 E. B. Gage, of the Tombstone Con solidated company enjoyed a short visit from his cousin, Albert $. Gage of Chicago, on Wednesday. The lat ter visited a number of friends in the Territory before coming here. He is one of the principal hotel men of the City of Chicago.
 The members of the Epworth League met, at the home of O. Gibson on Wednesday evening. The occasion being the regular monthly business meeting of that body. The sessions | showed encouraging reports and con siderable interest was manifested in the work being done. After adjourn ment Of the business meeting games and music were indulged in. and dainty refreshments served. A de lightful evening was spent by those who were in attendance.
 Lovers of good vocal music in Tombstone are looking forward with pleasure to the 23rd of this month cn which date the Rhoney Boys Con cert Company is to be present in this city and give concert at the Opera House. The company is com posed of six boy artists, and the best to be found in the United States. They are now touring Texas and are attracting crowded houses and will no doubt be greeted with the same | here.
 Editor Hattich of the Prospector is showing signs of entering the ranks | of the Benedicts He penned the | following after he found his desk dec orated with a large bunch of violets l one day this wek:
 Tn the stiffness of night bachelor is sweetly put to sleep by the delicious incense escaping from imaginary bo- quets of lilacs. It is indeed pleas ant to slumber under such invigorat- ing illusions 10 awaken in the early morning and discover that your mid 1 night yisitante became a reality-a welcome intrusion on the editorial sanctum spreading fragance and lending aspiration 10 indite yrrses of but the incense ovcrcom2s the
 muse"
 l Tombstone's citizens are now en