Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-01
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Mrs. A. K. Gray of Detroit, a cous- in of Joseph II. Gray. arrived in Bis' bee last week. Mrs. Gray has taken a house in Quarry canyon and ex poets to spend the winter in Bisbee.
 The date for the performance of the musical comedy "The Pennant to be given under the auspices of the ladies of the Eastern star and under the direction of A. H. Ten Broeck. has been set for Tuesday, November 24 It will be held at the Orpheum, and those in charge anticipate an eX- tremely successful and well-patron- ized performance.
 The comedy is a very bright and amusing one, concerning itself with college life and the music is tuneful and catchy. The rehearsals are well attended, and the work of preparing for the production Is going forward with a vim. The ladies of the Eastern Star are noted for their energy and ability in arranging entertainments of various sorts, while Mir Ten Broeck's ability as director was we'll demonstrated at the production of "Pinafore"
 The Bisbee public may well look forward with interest and anticipa- ton to the production of "The Pen .nant" on November 24.
 The session of the Civics class, held at the Y. W. c. A. last Monday even ing. was extremely well attended, and the discussion of the proposed amend ments was a very spirited one.
 Al the meeting held tomorrow night at 7:3O MT. Philbrook has promised to have sample ballots on hand, and to give the members of the class insJruc- ton in how to mark the ballot so that their vote will not be thrown out for disregarding instructions.
 At this meeting a vote of the class will also be taken as to wether the work shall be continued after the cleo ton, taking up a course of study along some different line.
 In spite of the extremely unpleas- ant weather Friday evening. a large crowd turned out to enjoy the Hal lowe'en social held at the Presby- terian church under the auspices of the Young Peoples society.
 The usual Halloween amusements were enjoyed on this occasion in- cluding bobbing for apples Going to Jerusalem" and other time-honor- ed games. Various uncanny and grue- some objects were also passed about in the dark, and a ghost "enlivened" the occasion by appearing at appro- priate intervals during the recital of hair-raising tales.
 Pumpkin pie and coffee were ser we'd as refreshments, which received equal consideration from the guests with the rest of the evenings enter tainment.
 The Misses Murphee of Mississippi two sisters of Miss Minnie Murphee of the millinery department of the Phelps Dodge store, have arrived in Bisbee. and will make their home with their sister in the future.
 Owing to a conflict of dates witt the Barnes Circus, the Benefit dane, of the Upper LoweTi Fire department to have been held at the Upper To well club house last night, has beer
 postponed tin next Saturday even ing There is every. reason to expec
 that the dance will be as much of success as these. annual affairs hay,
 been in the past, and those in charg,
 are bending every effort to that end
 R. B. Manson, whose mysteriou
 and stealthy departure from Bisbe,
 some weeks ago accustomed much eX
 citement among his friends, has re
 turned to this city and contrary t all expectations, he has come back
 single man Mir. Manson insists tha
 the rumor that he left Bisbee witt
 matrimonial tntenuons was utterll
 unfounded but the wise ones con
 tinue to wag their heads and to main
 tain that their assertions were at
 solutely correct They assert that tn | publicity given Mir Manson's move
 ments. and the failure of his effor
 to decieYe his friends as to his move
 ments, and the failure to deceive hi
 friends as Co his destination s
 frightened him that he decided t 2 postpone the wedding until som
 time in the near future when he ca , slip out of Bisbee unobserved. Wit , this thought in mind, Mir Manson , loving friends are keeping clos l watch upon him, and promise to fru, i trate any efforts at secret deparur that he may make, and to keep th Q uublic fullv informed ae to hfg 1,,ov#t