Bisbee daily review., 1911-02-26

General Grand Chapter of the Or ter Mrs. M. Alice Miller. of Fl Reno, Nevada. who spent Wednes- s.y night in Bisbee and attended tAe regular meeting of the Chapter.
 Mrs. Miller was met at the depo- hy a delegation of ladies and gen tiemeR, escorted to the Copper eseen hotel, where wraps were hastily pulled rom suiteases and then of for an inspection of the rfues under the care of Mir. Parker T. Woodman. with Mir Jack o,L,oughlin as driver of the auto Nr Woodman proved most in- terestinx taIker and his long vA' .erience and knowledge Of the mines in this district wac courteously sffered to entertain and Mrs. NH ier's questions were answered ID A way to make the matter readily understood by a visitor unfamiliar with mining and mining terms,
 After the trip through the power house asd mining shafts. the parIS vhirled rapidly around the mount aizs and LID by Lowell and on ts the head of Tombstone canyon, NIT. woodman pointing out places or gnteres. on the way. the return to the hotel was in time for dinner, MT. and Mrs. George E. Perry en- tertaining in honor of Mrs. Miller. MT. and Mrs. Parker L. Woodman.
 Mrs. Miller attended the regular meeting of Pearl Chapter No. $, sfter which a banquet was an Hounced in the dining room. Mir. H. NJ. Woods leading the grand march with Mrs. Miller. out of town sfhcers and visitors falling in line and later the members or Pearl Chapter until the banquet table was surrounded. Rev. Pritehard of fered a short prayer, the guests were then seated and a bountiful repast served. consisting of sand wiches. pickles, olives. salads. cof- fee, fruit salad served in red apples, cake and ice cream, fruit.
 When the banquet was finished. Mrs. Dovie P. Thomas, toastnistress. called on Mrs. Marietta Adamsa.. of Border Chapter. Douglas. Mrs. Adamson responded in a few well chosen words expressing pleasure at the courtesy offered to Border Chapter to visit Bisbee.
 Mrs. B. Meyer of Tom mbstone re- sponded 70 Venus Chapter, Tomb stone in 6 bright little talk that was much enjoyed, her quick wit being readily appreciated
 Mrs. McNamara of Peoria, III, came next and won all hearts by her kind manner and evident pis4s- ure in being one of us.
 Mrs. Mabel Nichols. of Cananea. responded from the Chapter at tha. slace. Her remarks were to the point. and enjoyed, SO also were the little siSe thrusts she gave us about our uneasiness in letting orr highest officer lea the protection of the Stars and Stripes Tor a vial; into the insurrecto country. Mrs Nichols and Mrs. Gmahling of Can snea accompanied Mrs. Miller on ksr return to United States. Could we have known Mrs Miller would have bad huch q charming body guard there would have been no uneasiness on our part. as DO one csuld CT would even try te resist such a guard.
 Mrs. Bennett of Naco. was called o1, and was received with applause when she said Why what can say? l am a. home" Mrs. Bennett holds her membership in Peqrl Chap ter there being no organization at Naco
 the installation of a Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star in Mexico. MT. Bordwell is an interesting talk er, and ve learned much from him.
 Mr. H. If. Woods responded to Our Most Honored Guest" in his @ual cool, clear manner. express ing the pleasure and honor b. slowed on the order by this visit.
 Mrs. Miller's answer was kindly and gracious, if a single heart had failed to respond 10 her genial man Ter before 1t could not have resisted longer. Her evident pleasure in the visit to Bisbee and the welcome ac- corded her shone from her face, taking our hearts with a closer grip.
 Mrs. Ada Brown, responded from Douglas. in a clear, concise manner that found the points and made you unde-stan uia. she loved the work ef the Eastern Star.
 Mrs. J. T. Abrams responded to Pearl Chapter in a beautiful man. ner, her words flowing unsteady, and clearly carrying her audience by storm
 Mrs. Wright of Douglas was called on and responded with a splendid talk. much enjoyed.
 Mrs. J. C. Pritchard spoke on the history of Pearl Chapter. and th's was much enjoyed, especially by the newer members as -- gave them much food for thought
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