Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-10

operate and present Lohengrin. Decem. Der 10. brings Mir. Havarah Hub bard and Mir. Claude Gotthelf here to assist in the performance. The mu- sicaleS are known wherever the two men appear ah the Hubbard Opera iogues, and are declared classics by the Bisbee folks who have seen them on the Coast and elsewhere. The men have an extensive reperaire including Thanhauser. Parsifal, Mime. Butterfly, Tales of Hoffman. Jewels of Madinna Falstaff, Othello and others
 The clubs backing the musicale are the Monday Musicale. Twentieth Cen tury. Anona and Bisbee Woman's club
 The Alumni dance at the high school set for December 8. has been post poned to December l5.
 The Bisbee Woman's club will not meet Friday. Dec. l5, because of the absence of Mrs. Landis. who had charge of the program. The next meeting will be Dec. 29.
 Mrs. Lynn, of Warren, will enter tain the St. John's Guild at her home Monday. The women will sew and complete preparations for the church bazaar to be held Tuesday. Dec 12.
 Mrs. W. F. Oxsheer will leave Wed. nesday for Ballinger, Texas, where she will pass the holidays with her father and mother.
 The Twentieth Century club an- nounces that half fare for school chil- dren on the Warren-Bisbee Street Rail. way will be ready Jan. l, 1917.
 
 The Bisbee Woman's club invites all members of the Twentieth Century club to hear Lohengrin at their club house Monday afternoon at 2:30.
 The civic department of the Twen- tieth Century club is making exten- sive preparations for Baby Welfare Week, March to Il, 1917.
 Mrs. Paul Burton Lord entertained with a tea on Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Two very unique guessing games furnished the entertainment. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Cromwell and Miss Ellinwood,
 Mrs. Frank Butler entertained the Dorcas club at her home on Clawson Hill on Thursday afternoon. The guests passed the evening pleasantly in sewing and conversation. Sand wiches. tea and cake were served to Mesdames Hunt, Houston. Juliff. Mar shall. Sinclair, Lloyd, Jewel, Sheets, Hillman, Drury, Winters and Mrs. Kenna The next meeting will be after the holidays, with Mrs. Drury as hostess.
 The Twentieth Century club will en- certain with benevolent tea" at the Y. w. C. A. Dec. Is, the proceeds to go to Warren District charity.
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 The Ladies of Elkdom met at the ,lub rooms Wednesday. The forenoon was passed iii sewing, and amusements of the club, and at one o'clock the lostesses. Mesdames Booking, Bear, Kyle and Allen served meat pie, cab page salad, sandwiches. cake and cof- lee. The members played "500" in he afternoon. A dainty prize was awarded to Mrs. J. W. Scott, consist ng of three pretty handmade handker- chiefs. The consolation prize fell to Mrs. Sealey, an aluminium kettle. The lext meeting will be Wednesday, Dec 70. The entertainment will be "give md take party" Each member is to ,ring a little remembrance with her, which is numbered and put into a ,ox. Slips having corresponding num- ,ers are given to each member, and he package bearing such number is he Christmas gift from the club.
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 Mrs Ernest Fruitf was hostess to he St. Johns Guild Thursday after loon. The members passed the after loon in sewing and completing ar for the coming bazaar Fruit salad. wafers, angel cake and | office were served to the members. | The Guild will meet with Mrs. Lynn ] D Warren Monday. the last meeting | ntil after the holidays.
 The meeting of the Needlecraft club. 7ith Mrs. Vanderwalker, has been on account of the death of he son of Mrs. Verfurth.
 The Civics department of the wentieth Century club will have harge of the meeting of the club tuesday. Miss Esther Cummings will cad a paper Mrs. Sims will have harge of the music.
 The NJ. E. Aid held its regular lonthly business meeting at the Y. w. !. A. Thursday afternoon. The guests lter enjoyed a social hour The next ostess is Mrs. Cain, and the date of leeting January 4.
 Mrs. c. w. Allen will entertain .ne ound Dozen club at her home in