Bisbee daily review., 1914-04-12
Social and Frateal Notes Of the Week. Church Seruces

I Superintendent and Mrs. c. F. Phil
 brook. in company with W. E. Lut1 | fl Douglas and Mir. II. II. Hotchliss
 county superintendent. will go to Tue
 on on Monday evening to attend the
 exercises of University Week. which
 open on Tuesday. April 1i Mir. Phil
 brook will take part in the program, for High School Day, in a discussion,
 of a paper by Principal Grant Van
 Hoose of Yuma 'on the subject "To
 what extent shall the high school
 course be prescribed and to what ex- tent elective?"
 For the first time Bisbee High
 School will take part in the various
 student contests that are feature of University week The baseball
 and track team. under the charge of Mir. F. K. Hamilton. will go over this week to take part in the athletic events, while the Commercial Depart ment will be represented in the sten' ography and typewriting contest by Miss Irene Stone.
 The Aloha Camp Fire girls held a very successful Easter sale of fancy work. Easter eggs and homemade can dy at the r. w. C. A. yesterday after noon and evening
 An informal musical program was rendered. consisting of several de- lightful violin solos by Miss Lois Wilson. vocal solos in her usual charming style by Miss Marguerite Watson. and a most enjoyable piano luet by Blanche Warner and Corona Michaels Tea was served to the pat rons fthe sale.
 The girls will use the profits of their sale toward the expenses of their summer vacation. The Alohes pert week camping in the Hua- chucas last summer. and enjoyed themselves so thoroughly that they wish to make 1t two weeks this year 1f Miss Irms Tillard at the home of
 The farewell party given iu honor Mir. Joe Tillard on Tuesday evening last is reported Q great success. Twen left on Wednesday morning for ty.four of Bisbee's younger set spent an enjoyable evening at games and music. A lunch was served at 9:3O that did credit to the hostess.
 Miss Tillard. who has been visiting her relatives for the past six weeks Miami
 Mir. Linn Bentley of Columbus. Ohio is enjoying a very pleasant visit with hs sister, Mrs. Charles r. Lloyd. and his niece ana nephew Mir. and Mrs. Albert Sheetz of Quals.y Hill.
 A very pleasant surprise party was given on Tuesday evening, April '. in honor of Mir. and Mrs. Ed Wilson of Quality Hill. The entertainment con sisted of cards and games. with mu sical selections by Mir. Morris Ny lander Dainty refreshments were served. and the guests departed at a late hour, having enjoyed themselves during the evening.
 Those present were MT. and Mrs. Roberts, Mir and Mrs. Sowerbutts. Freddy Sowerbutts. Mrs. Mitchell. Mrs. F. Maddern, Mrs Williams, Messrs. Morris, Charles and Arthur Nylander and A. Roberts.
 The meeting of the Woman's Club. which would regularly have been held on Friday of last week has been on account of that date falling on Good Friday. The meeting will occur on Friday, April IT. and will be a social meeting. in the hands of Mrs. w. II. Roberts, Chairman of the Social Committee.
 A notable social event that the gen tlemen are unkind enough to monop- olze will occur at the Country Club at noon on Thursday, April l6, when the Warren District Auto and Commer- cial clubs will entertain Governor Hunt of Arizona and Governor McDon. aid of New Mexico at luncheon. Tho Douglas Chamber or Commerce IS also a bidden guest. It is expected that covers will be laid for about seventy five, of whom probably thirty-fye or forty will be out of town guests.
 Up to date these are all the details that we have been able to glean con. corning this function. When asked menu. the committee in charge talked vaguely and ramblingly of a cold collation." but admitted that they thought" the table would be dec-l orated with roses. When it came 10 a question of gowns. the committee be. came absolutely reticent, refusing even 10 divulge whether each guest will wear his new Easter necktie.
 How the gentlemen will amuse them