Bisbee daily review., 1910-02-13
SOCIETY

eu upon lne llOuA4ls Glteh dAI b-i3- fish and some other Protestant churches. as preparation for Easter. which is emblematc oi the resurrec- tion of Jesus. The word means Spring, and the commenoration of the resurrection has been kept from the earliest times. though in A. D. $40 the date was fixed for all Catho- lie Christendom from Ash Wcdnes- day. which is the first day of Lent l (Feb 9th this yesr) to Holy Satur- ] day. which is Saturday before Easter. lt is also emblematic of Jesus fast l of forty days. of the forty days spent 1 by Moses and Elias in the wilderness. | and the forty days grace given in the preaching of Jonah to Nineveh. Mod ern observers of Lent abstain from meat and all sorts of social amuse- ments. neither giving parties nor at tending any. The money eaved by making any sacrifice is given to the church for charity. It has gained a
 wide following by the social world. many of whom. though making no special profession of being workers
 in any church. observe the season
 as a matter of form and to gain the
 needed rest for their tired bodies and
 to get a chance to renew the working
 power of their brains. A moment
 spent in contemplation of the life
 that is. and what it is doing. must
 be of service 10 it's growth and bene-
 ficiei to ones associates.
 Sauntering into the chamber of
 commerce and mines about the noon
 hour on Friday I found Ed Grindell
 busy packing up his worldly posses
 sions preparatory to going to the
 aviation meet at Phoenix. Mir. Grin ldell has become an enthusiastic ad-
 vocate of aviation, and was hot in
 the discussion with F. B. King. the genial superintendent of the South
 western railroad. who was accusing
 Ed of wishing to boycott railroads
 by wanting to bring the next aviation
 meet to Douglas. Mir Grindell hopes
 to have the honor of gliding through
 the upper air with Mir. Williams, Douglas inventor. and upon his re- turn to Douglas will organize an aero club for this city to promote new air line over the valley.
 Mr. and Mrs. s. ". French have been entertaining Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Notman. of New York. since last Tuesday. Mfr and Mrs. Notman. Dr. and Mrs Douglas and daughter and nurse left this city on @ special on Friday evening for Globe to continue their work of inspection of their prop critics "Wednesday evening Mir. and Mrs. James Douglas. gave a dinner in honor of Mir. Douglas father. mother and sister. to Mr. and Mrs. Notman. Mr. and Mrs. s. W. French. Mrs. J. 1 H. Steyison and Dr. Wright Thurs day night the party was entertained by Mrs. strodthof. as guests of the card club. making the stay of the guests very pleasant.
 The next meeting of the Lieblins Piano club. for which very unique invitations will be sent to the mem bers within the next few days. The entertainment is to be given by the young men members. Norman Mayo. who is to be the host for the eve ming. Earl Chalfant, Howard Wylie. John Peschke. Roy and Ali Riley. James Fisher. Bert Ryan. Ridgiey Hooper and Clarence Krinbill are on the committee to prepare the pro gram and other things for the eve ning's amusement. The members of this club work very harmoniously and enjoy each program because it creates a rivalry in doing good work. Mir. A. Simonsor and sister. father and aunt of F. W. Simonson, rector of the Episcopal church, left on Wed ncsday for their home in Woodstock. New Brunswick. after spending a month in this city. They were both pleased with the sunny atmosphere, but surprised at our cold nights. They hope to come another year and go on to California This was their first visit to the western part of the United States.
 Miss Bessie McInernay entertained in a very delightful manner Judge and Mrs. Richardson. Mir. and Mrs Sexton. Mir. and Mrs. John Doan, Mir. and Mrs. c. C. Thomson, Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Sherr and Mr. Krinbin on Monday evening with a game of
 bridge. Mrs. Richardson won the first prize. a book, ard Mr. Sexton
 the second. a child's rattle After the game a delicious lunch was served.
 Lttle Sylvia Zeitlin celebrated be- sixth birthday on Tuesday afternoon i by entertaining a few of her little friends from three to six. They play cd games. and enjoyed a nice lunch Of cake. candy. nuts and fruit. Those { enjoying her favor were Helen ane Elsie F1eischer. Lillian Slaven. Nose ! and Martin Sclverman. Adelaide ! Hatcher. Aaron Levy. Albert Zeiuin. 1 4H