Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-12

with nlm MI anu MTS. V. "A. OYer- lock returned Monday from a trip to Phoenix. Mrs. J. c. Beauchamp and 1.-two children left this week for a visit lof three weeks in Alamogordo, Cloud croft and other points in New Mexico. Mrs. c. Green and Mrs. Gretchen Briel, mother and niece of Mrs. F. L. Fitch, left for their home in Texas after a pleasant visit in Douglas. Miss Lil- lian Batchelor of Tombstone is a Douglas guest this week. John W. Walker of Tombstone, secretary and district reporter to Judge Doane, spent last Sunday in Douglas the guest of Mir. Albert NJ. Sames. |
 Mir. A. J. McDermott of the c. and A shelter left for an extended eastern | trip this week. Mrs. E. R. Pirtie will be absent from Douglas for at least six weeks during which time she will visit her mother in Florence. Ala bama. Mir. and Mrs. Rod Morgan. who took in the Elks' excursion to Denver, and who visited friends in several of the Colorado resorts, have returned during the last week. Mir. F. M. Pow CTS who has been patient in the Bisbee hospital for some time, is able to be home and about his duties. Dr.
 
 day for San Diego where they will en- joy pleasant outing. MT and Mrs. w. c. Beaver and daughter are the guests of Rev. and Mrs. l. l.. Oakes this week. Mir and Mrs. J. T. Booth royed and daughter of New York are in Douglas for short stay. Mir. w. l.. Music who has been Rev. McCourt- lney's guest, returned to his home in St Louis. MT. and Mrs. w. R. Henry left Tuesday with their two children for trip to California. Mrs. E. A. Nc ICutcheon arrived from Pueblo to join MT. McCutcheon, who is in the drug department of the Copper Queen store. Mrs. J. D. Turner and children arriy- led from Wichita, Kansas, and will make her future home in Douglas. Mir. Harry Calisher left Wednesday to join Mrs. Calisher at the coast. Miss Marion Walker of Bisbee is the guest of Miss Mary Miller this week. Miss Edith Andrews came from Jackson vile, Ill, to spend the remainder of the summer with her father, Mir. J. L. Andrews. Mrs. w. L. Gray who has been the gueSt of her daughter, Mrs. E. R. Thornton for several weeks. left Thursday for Raton. N. M. MT. and Mrs. L. c. Hanks returned from
 
 Armstrong returned from her visit of two months in California. MT. E. J.
 Huxtable left for visit to his home
 iE Canada.
 Another of the highly enjoyable so-
 cial evenings was spent at the Y. NJ. c. A Monday evening The novelty of
 these evenings seems to increase rath-
 CT than diminish as does the crowd , of young people who usually attend. The musical program was rendered ini
 side last Monday in the spaceous com , fortable reading room. The program carried out was as follows:
 Piano solo-Adele Paxton.
 Vocal solo-NIr. Fred Nichols.
 Instrumental solo-Miss Lucie Vol !, Icott.
 Recitation-Miss Fife Robinson. , Vocal solo-Adele Paxton. Following the musical program was :. a game of stand ball in the gymnasium , and a boxing match which attracted a , large crowd. StiIl others went imme, ! diately to the bowling alleys where ]. the duck pins were in readiness for 2 the ladies to bowl. The arrangement . was somewhat different from the pre- ceeding evenings and the ladies bowl. ; ed for an individual score. This gave . an opportunity for about thirty of the ; lauies to bowl and with excellent re-
 suits, too The highest score was > made by Mrs. c. R. Trowbridge, and ; was a count of 6S pins, the next high est was made by Miss Alexander, and l. was 67 pins. The interest was com , plete. when one realizes that several , of the ladies were bowling for the . first time it puts very encouraging ; light on the subject. There was un- , usual interest at the pool tables ', where several games were in pro 2 gress, no doubt before long the con- 5 tests will be extended to this game also. Refreshments were served dur ; ing the evening and everyone had a : splendid time in his own particular ' way.
 But few of the young ladies who ire quent the skating rink perhaps know ' that one of the latest fads in that sport :, is the two-step on roller skates. It ' seems needless to say that but few D are proficient, and in the west the
 stllI. is practically unheard of. It ' is a little out of season to mention D skating at present but one can never ' tell what the fall may bring forth
 The accomplishment is indeed pretty
 one, but it has it's dangerous side at T. the beginning.
 One of the pleasant announcements ! of this week is that Manager Rudolph ,: of the band organization promises us a renewal of the band concerts if not
 this week at least before much time ' has lapsed. We are sure that if MT ! Rudolph has his way, new director 5 will be forthcoming and very shortly
 we will be enjoying the old time con
 certs.
 U Mir W. c. Vinegar was the guest \ of honor last Monday evening at a l' stag supper given by Dr. Armstrong IT at his home on the corner of 10th and II II D avenue Several of the guests were U members and oTiginators of the Epicur
 can club, which has the distinction ol
 being the first club organization il
 Douglas. The guests were w. c n Vinegar, Albert M. Sames, Chas