Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-22

and at $50 the writer, after seeing
large number leave the depot. IN
company with a jolly crowd com
posed of Misses Barbara wohlga-
muth, omega Mcnamara. Mrs. A. W.
Zimmerman. Prof c. E. Krinbiil.
Kelly. Henry and Mr. Merbeth piled
into Mr. MeGees' large auto and
started for the British Isles. 1t was
beautiful moonlight night and We
soon landed at the home Of Jake
Scheerer, where upon entering the
house we discovered we were upon
the Emerald Green Isle All the
decorations were in green and an
Irish lassie in the person Of n IS
Mamie Howe presided at the piano,
playing Irish airs. The chairman.
sIrs. r. L. Gibson. assisted by Mes
Danes Pollard. J. Snerer J. w
Gray. W. r Gabriel. ,. -. Ormuna.
a. s. Maelay and Miss olive Wright
sttired IN white. with green bows az
heir necks and in their hair. and
heir waists encircIed with gree
,at.n eirdlss served The guots xifs
IRISH potato salad. resting daintily on
green lettuce leaf. and gave us
lemon punch TO drink From the
chandelier hung the Irish Gag. gay
with its emerald hue. on the walls
hung harps on a background Of
green. and m0ttos OF Erin go
Brach:~ green bells swung from the
chandelier and on the table were
found postcards OF famous Irish
scenes. Sorry to leave the land Of
The shamrock We entered the auto
the second time; and were on our
way 20 Mexico. Arriving at the
home of S, c. Long on Fifth street
We were greeted by the hostess. Mrs
Long. ia snch a manner as convinced
Us We had crossed the threshold o.
5ur neishboring republic as thos,
who are familiar with the Span 81
,ussoms know that no honor is TO-
reat to be conferred upon the CUES
who enters the Mexican home. With
in doors all was bright with the ga,
Mexican colors OF green. white anr
lred Strains Of Spanish music were
waited to cur ears. everywhere th'
| Mexican flags were inevideace. tn,
light shed rays Of green. VII &c ans
red; Mexican bells hung from ths
iceiling and all this beauty was fur
Their enhanced by the addition q
several Thousand dollars worth 81
hand painted china. the property u
Mrs Long In the dining room wa
! we're served BY Scnoras Long. Chair
man, Kaige. Hiatt. !. Petersen r
slomerfelt and Stella Morrison. WHO
gave US hot tamales and triples. II
was now time to Feaye the Land o.
nanana." and start for the eastern
coast OF Asia After enjoy 'ng a pleas
ant trip we came to the home OF G.
NJ iYerson on Fourteenth street
When We peeped inside we saw such
typical Japanese scenes. we were
sure we would be asked to conform
70 the Japanese custom and leave
our sandals outside. Mesdames But
terfly and her sister. IN the persons
Of Mrs. c. n. Iverson and Miss Ell
lingson. were playing japanese airs
on the guitar aud banjo. and they
could not speak a word Of English.
The Iverson home was decorated
with the japanese coIors Of red and
white, Japanese chimes suspended
from the doorway tinkled merrity,
,arge japanese lanters shed a faint
glow over the rising sun hung over
head, In the dining room, Japanese
maids. in the persons Of Mesdames
e. II. Beebe, D. G. Ross. A. z. Hin
ton, Thompson. r. Z. Brice, E. A.
1 barrett and Misses Isaacs. Cora and
Vera Beebe, were serving tea and
rice. The latter contained some.
thing dark of which we we're very
suspicious. as we knew that the Jap
4 anese are sad to be fond Of a spe
cies Of rodent but upon sampling the
rice VIC found It was only raisins
I All around the walls were cushions
upon which we squatted. japanese
/ IKE. and ate with wooden ehoI
sticks; our tea was served in dainty
I japanese cups and placed BESIDE Il.
Z on little stools The japanese maid.
were typical Japs. and looked vcr,
! graceful in their loose sleeved brieH
ooiored kimonas. ana massive obs
In their hair they wore little fan
and large chrysanthenums. We wev
now ready to return 10 our native
land, and visit our capital city. o
which all true American citizens Z
justly proud. Whea We reached tn
home Of NJ. F. Dicus on Eleventh
street we saw our own dear nag. an
everything on cur trip had been 8
real somehow we felt that we ha
really visited foreign climes. We Eel
that we had now come 10 .sTh
; shrine Of each patriots devotion.
and when we entered the capitc
building. Mesdames W. c. Jack, J
Tankersley and Wn. Narrower a
+. colonial danes. made Us profoun
eourtesies. They were very stated
In their gowns Of court style in IN
days OF Dolly Mad'so and thei
hair powdered and CURED in th
style OF 177l. Over our head wayel
the stars ard stripes. and the Ne