Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-05-08
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was furnished by the Mexican orches-
ira. Immediately after luncheon their
honorary member. Mrs French. gave
a very interesting address OF encour-
agement 20 both clubs. This was fol-
lowed by toasts and impromptu
speeches. at which Mrs. Holden pre-
sided as toastmistress.
The different officers were called
upon to tell something of their work
done during the year. Each one re-
sponded by telling some incident that
had made an impression upon her
and each talk sparkled with humor
Mrs. High, chairman of the literary
committee. responded for Bisbee.
Mrs. Bledsoe. in behalf of the social
and philanthropy department OF Bis
bee. told of their success and that
much good was being accomplished
by them. while Miss Jones was kept
busy solving puzzles. Mrs. Gabriel
gave a reading that was greatly ap-
preciated.
Mrs. Calisher. chairman OF the
philanthropy committee. gave very
fine report. but the half she hath
done has never been told. She said
the Elks, who do so many charitable
deeds ON the quiet. had sent der a
check for hundred dollars TO be
used for charity; so the ladies would
not have 20 give the charity ball
they had planned
Mrs. Krentz, chairman OF the lit
erary committee. gave one Of her
clever and witty talks on the study
they had followed during the year.
Among other things she said that
Mrs. wattles helped Columbus DIS
cover America: Mrs. McGarty aided
the Texans win their freedom from
the Mexicans, and Mrs. Krentz and
Mrs. Wood fought in the Civil war.
Tho following original toast to the
club woman was then given by Mrs.
Jas. East:
We've heard all about the man be
hind the gun"
The poor man with the hoe that's
on the rack,
The socialistic rake" that so long
did have to run,
And now all bout the big stick"
that's come back.
All these did have their day.
But there's one that's come to stay
It's the woman with the club behind
her back
And the last toast was given by
Miss Olive Wright
After which Mrs. Holden called on
their vice-president, Mrs. n. X
Wood. to which Mrs. Wood responded
in a few well chosen words and
closed with the following beautiful
thought:
How often is our faith crossed by
some being
Whose bright spirit sheds passing
gladness DER us.
Yet whose course leads down another
current.
Never more to blend with ours
Yet. far within our souls
Amidst the rushing of the busy world
Dwells many a secret thought.
Which fingers still around that i'm
age"
The guests from Bisbee were:
Mesdames ". E Kankins. n. C
Bledsoe Frank Juliff. G. X Rey-
nolds. IL. A. Peterson; Miss Jones;
Mesdames f. J. Flanagan. NJ. High,
C. A. Bennett, w. A. Mckee. NJ. New
man, L W. wattles. The Douglas
guests were: Mesdames S. W.
French. Murphy, Geo. Kelly. Jas Lo-
gle; Miss Anna Curry; Mesdames
Baiber, Jas. East, W. R. Gabriel. ]. 1.
Krentz, J. c. Keen. Miss Kline, Mes
danes G. Mcdonald, T. L McGarty,
Nen. Ross, N. X. Wood. J. A. vestry
Miss Olive Wright.
st. Cecelia's guild was pleasantly
entertained last wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. ]. s. Douglas at her home on
the corner of Tenth and D. Tea was
served by Mrs. S W. French and
Mrs. z. r. Pirtle The ladies whC
called were Mesdames Stillman. Sex
ton. Nicholas. Thomas. Robt. Rae, H
e. Dugan, c. o. Ellis. Alfred Paul
R. Scott. Andy Scott, Romadke. Howar'
Wright. W. de II. Washington. Jas
East, Lund. Hunter. z. W. Simon
son. Ohlin. Sault. Phillips. Selden
Mabe. P. Butler. Jones. Packard
Strodthoff, McGarty. Bell. Jane
Wood, George Kelly. Stevison, Pratt
of Bisbee and Misses White an
woodlands.
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The Liebling Piano club will hol
their final program meeting for thi
season at the Horace Kenyon res
dence on May Is. week from mex
, Monday evening. An interestln
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