Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-13

The railroad company surprised them with e special coach besides giving a special rate. The ladies be- ing the only occupants Of the coach, took the opportunity to become better acquainted one with another and as a result the going aud returning trips alone formed no small part of the days pleasures. t was an ideal day and Bisbee. with it's picturesque and rugged scenery, was at its best. Some of the party had never visited Bisbee before. Now and then groups could be seen stopping and chatting over the views from various points.
 The Copper Queen store was the first place visited. Dainty novelties here and there attracted the eyes of the women, but the cut glass room was the chief attraction.
 An informal reception was neld in the parlors of the Copper Queen ho- tel at which the Tombstone and Bis bee ladies met the Douglas party All but one of the Tombstone ladies came to Bisbee the previous evening. The clubs began the tour of the city visit ing the public school first. The kin dergarten department is a cheerful, artistic room. presided over by a motherly, capable and patient woman. The children seem so happy in their school home. The Bisbee club have reason to be proud of their work for this department.
 The boys manual framing depart ment could not help but convince any one of the Invaluable benefit that these boys are receiving from their practical work. Prof. Philbrook stat ed that they never tire of working in their shop. The boys were intensely interesting as they labored with their various tools. This department, too. has materialized through the aid of the Bisbee club.
 The girls sewing department at tracted the Douglas club most as it is about to start a sewing school here in Douglas. The girls were making a workbag in which to keep their work ing materials. It certainly did seem encouraging to see these girls so in tent on doing something well. It Is hoped that the girls here may become as interested az the girls were yester. day. Miss Phillips. their teacher, is doing most excellent work in this de- pertinent.
 The party then visited the Y. M. c. A. Here the ladies tested their skill in various ways, much to the amuse- ment of all.
 As it was nearing noon the party began the ascent of the hill to the club house.
 The club house was artistically and beautifully decorated in red and green. A cheerful fire blazed in the fire place. Small tables were arranged throughout the assembly room. A large table filled with the most deli cious and appetizing dishes one could thik of certainly did look good, es- pecially to the Douglas ladies. who had scarcely time to eat breakfast on account of taking so early train. To say that the luncheon was enjoyed by all is, indeed, 8 meagre assertion It was interesting to look about the room and watch the interest and mer- riment manifest on all sides. If one has never attended a gathering of club women it is surely something to be anticipated. The Douglas ladies got just a little taste of what is in store for them next November when the federation meets nere.
 As soon as the luncheon was over the tables were cleared away and the chairs arranged in place for the ser ious part of the day-the club meet