Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-06-21

h2usSeI r. y. Nfi1lIh stated that
Mrs. Ftske very rarely granted an in
terview. but a representative of the
Review was fortunate enough TO
make an appointment with the gifted
actress and see her between acts last
Thursday.
Mrs Fiske is as charming woman
as she is an actress. and her appear
ance decidedly contradicts the opin-
ION that msiSeup and footligfts"
make attractiyeness. Mrs. Fiske is
even more attractive in tae relsrxa
uon OF on-stage moments than when
moulded to the severe role Of Rebee-
ca West. In which sac appeared here
last week
Although. one OF the most widely
Travelled members of the histrionic
profession. Mrs. Fiske declared VITA
enthusiasm that Bisbee was the most
picturesque place she had ever be-
held aad expressed the wish thas her
stay here could be prolonged Mrs.
Flske was interested in the q.
growth and development of the town.
and inquired what Institutions were
mere, She was pleased 10 learn .,
the prosperity of the local Y. NJ c. A..
and wished success 10 the Y. ". C.
a. movement here. She also asked if
Bisbee had a society for the proven
ton of cruelty TO animals.
Not that / nave noticed that !, .,
need one here especially" she ad-
ded. but l think these societies nj
ways do good and there should be
some one to champion the cause IF
the Poor dumb creatures who have
no power for their own defense
Mrs F.ictxa &c
woInan-warm-hesT tender, SYM
pathc tic and with the soft. low voice
peculiar 10 the southern climate. She
was greatly interested in our little
burr0s. and asked solicitously If they
were kindly treated by the Mexicans
whom she had observed driving them.
This is Mrs. Fiske's first visit to
this part of the country and she was
az interested and delighted as a child
over the. 10 her, odd conditions Of
copper mining camp in the west, rne
houses built on blasted out terraces
in the hill sides and the many no, <.
sights which stranger notes in Bis
bee
When questioned regarding her
work. Mrs. Fiske said deprecatingly.
The time Is so short to enter into
discussion of that; let US talk of your
beautiful. picturesque little city and
the things about here which are so
new and interesting to me-"
She chatted pleasantly. asking more
questions than the interviewer, and
expressing the keenest interest in To-,
cal conditions, until her cue arrived
and she fastened back to the stage.
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X Z. Snyey has left the Y. NJ. Z. A.
and is now in the employ CT the
WelIs-Fargo company.
Rev Father Gheldof. Of the Catno
lie parish at Douglas, spent Friday in
the city.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Adsit. who
have been visiting in Chicago. are ex-
pected 20 return TO the city today
The prettiest social event of the
past week and thar creating the
most social inieres,. vas the Da1isc1-
Pugh wedding last Wednesday ~ IT,
home OF tde bride sister, Mrs. ].
]. Walsh. of IS Quality I'M.
]. ]. Walsh, the brides brother n
Law, gave ner away. Rev. John E.
Kanarr, of the Baptist cnurch. officia-
ted. The beautiful and always re-
verred ceremony Of The ring was
used, little Miss Jessie May Walsh,
niece of the bride. acting as ing
bearer. Mrs, Lillian Ross. CT Doug
las. sister Of the bride. played 'he
bridal music.
A large number of invited guests
were present to witness the pr 'tty
ceremony and to enjoy Mrs. "aish's
graceful hospitality. The bride. sv,.D
ed all in delicate white. was as dHiLty
and fair as one of her own brides
roses. Misses Nellie Puga and Edna
Cox, the brides attendants. also wore
white. and the three young girls
formed a bewitchingly girlish and at
sractiYe group among the black-at-
tired masculine members Of the bridal
PARTY. The groom was attended by
Messrs. Charley Branen and Clarence
Riley.
The bride was one of the most pop
ular of Bisbee's younger set, and, un-
til recently. has been a valued mem
Der of the local postof1ce staff Mr.
Walter RinaIdo Denison, who is
trusted employe of the Bisbee I'm
proyement company. has during his
eighteen months residenC%@n the
CITY. won popularity both in Bisbee
business and social circles.
An extensive assortment of beauti-
full gifts was displayed in the dining
room. where the hostess served de-
ucious refreshments
After the ceremony the young
coupie 6exterously escaped the usual
rice throwing and pranks incidenI 70
a wedding by taking an autonlobile
TO osborne. and boarding tae tram
shere for Denver. Colo, where a two
weeks visit will be made to the
.groouls father. But at Lewis Springs
dire retribution met them, and they