Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-09

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 Miss Cornelia Landon of New York. is the guest of Mrs Arthur Notman. Of Warren, and will spend about two weeks in the Distrist. Miss Landon is the sister of Mir Stephen Landon, of the Copper Queen
 Lieut.. Row. Roberts. Crost and Miss Campbell motored up from Doug las to attend the Country Club dance on Saturday evening. MT and Mrs. F. l.. Williams, Misses Louise Williams and Lottie Mckee joined the party and had dinner at the Copper Queen Hotel. After the dance Mrs Williams served a midnight luncheon to the party.
 Lieut.. Ware and Capt. Parks. Capt. and Mrs O'Laughlin motored up from Douglas to attend the County Club dance They joined the Williams party at the midnight luncheon.
 Cleveland Dodge, a former resident of Bisbee, came up from Douglas to attend the Workers Assemblies at the '. M. C. A.
 The Presbyterian Church will hold Mothers Day service this morning at 9:45. The mothers of the scholars are expected and all visitors will be heartily welcomed.
 The Douglas Coliseum entertained with a dance and an auto party of Bisbee people motored up. Those in the party were Mesdames Costey, Hankins, Ryan Mckenzie. Scott. Misses Ruby Johnson Alice Johnson, olsen, Lee, Cailaghan, Francis Calla- ghan, Paff, Detlon. O'Leary Henry, Messrs. Sterling, Johnson, Garner, Meenan, Guthrie, Moore Bell, Harden, Haigler, Pierson. Ryan, Judge Totman. A luncheon was served on the way home and the evening was enjoyed to the utmost by the merry crowd
 A gloom was passed over the Dis trict by the news of the death of Mrs Henry Ham On Wednesday, May 5th Mrs. Ham was very prominent in the Lodge Circles, being a member of the Eastern Star. Pythian Sisters and Re bekahs. The funeral was held on Fri day under the auspices of the Eastern Star at her late home in Lowell Two daughters survive Mrs. Ham, one resident of Cripple Creek, Mrs. w. G. Lamb and granddaughter Mrs. E. B. Wallace. The deceased was well known and numbered a great many friends
 MT. and Mrs Frank Sweeny of War ren are the proud parents of of a baby girl. The young lady made her ap- pearance on Thursday Mrs. Sweeny was formerly Miss Jessie Yoakum, a well known and popular young lady
 4 May dance and playlet was given by the kindergarten 1st. 2nd. and 3rd grades of the Central School Little Miss McCleary was a charming May Queen. and twelve children danced around the pole. The playlet was in- teresting and well given. Miss Mabel Moore deserves credit for her untir- ing work with the children of the Kindergarten and the entertainment for Friday afternoon was in her charge and the children enjoyed the afternoon to the utmost
 The Science Instructor, of Bisbee High School, Albert W. Owens. was rendered a responsible position as in- structor of Chemics In the University of Illinois Mr. owens has been in this District about two years and has made a great many friends who wish him well in his new appointment
 Miss Florence Scott. daughter of J. W. Scott is quite ill al her home in Naco Road
 Mrs. w. V McCleary was painfully injured Friday while assisting with the decorations at the High school preparatory to presenting the May Day exercises. Mrs. McCleary was re- ported resting comfortably last night. She is in the Copper Queen Hospital
 The ,ladies Of the Macabees meet at the !. O O. F. hall Monday even ing, and after -the usual business meeting, will give a social and re- treatments will be served
 Mrs. Walter O'Mally entertained tie mlewiyes sewing club Friday af- ternoon dainty refreshments were served and tue usual social good lime was enjoyed