Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-08
Whole Windowful of Dainty Creations wade Dy Students Attracts Even NienIoIK 10 kexali Store.
VERY ESSENCE OF
 FALL STYLE SEEN
Velvets and Furs Predominate, While Evening trocks and Other traileries Also Win High Compliment.

yesterday there appeared an eXhiDi- :ioa of fall millinery, tho finished pro duct of the class in domestic art at the Bisbee high school, which won much attention and extremely favor- able comment from hundreds of pass ers-by.
 Every one of the hats was designed and made by young women attending the big school of the hill. It is no eX- aggeration to say they were probably even prettier than the bought-and- paid-for hats one sees in stores. This doubtless is partly due to the fact that the girls had their hearts in their work, but it also demonstrates in an undeniable way that the high school is doing a real big work, teaching real practical things, that will help the students their whole life through.
 The velvets Lead. The creations were the very essence of the fall styles, running. mostly to blue, green and dark brown velvets, touched off by cordons of fur. Here and there a dainty pink bud bright ened the effect. There and here vari- colored leaves were worked in upon the crown. Dainty Frocks, Too.
 Then, not content with merely the display of hats alone, the young wo- men had created a tasty background of evening frocks of delicate design. One, by Miss Lucille Watkins, was indeed a charming gown as frail and uainty as it was charming. The young women must share their credit, however, with Miss Mary Ga den, head of domestic economy at the school, under whom this exhibition scored the success it did. It must aiSS be source of gratifica- IiOn to Superintendent Philbrook, who realizes that only such demonstra- uons as these can tell the whole peo- pie Of BisDee about the real work go- ing on up there.
 The Cost of Living.
 If one were co Iook into the matter, ne would find that rhis is but one oI -Ilany sucn spienuId things DelnS .aasnt right here in Bisbee. ho,. I.lany Anom, TOT Instance Ind1 the QO- IestIc science department Is rlSnL dow aidIng the nousenoIders in solving .o tedc4iins Ine young NoMen to pre- pare NiIIiesome Iovu III an economical "ay?
 Many Trades Taught.
 How many Know, also, that the rudi- nenCs oI printing ana new spaper worA are Dems Instiiied into the mInds C4 Joys up there; anu that there are Iorges and carpenter shops where the Doys are taught how to build, and how tO manipulate iron and steel ana other metals.
 Ihere is a drafting room, also, where designing IS taught.
 There are rooms where banking is ,aught, anu DooKkeeplng, stenography ana commercial . law, Spanish ana many olher helpful things all to be had for the application, up there on the hill.
 Room for All.
 Bisbee is beginling to realize on this treasure house.
 The r0wnspeople are beginning to take advantage of the day and night schools up there, but how many there are. who are letting this precious op- portunity to benefit themselves slip by right under their noses, largely be cause they haven't taken the effort to find out about it.
 The school people would be glad GJ have everybody take advantage of it, surely.