Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-27

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 Twentieth Century Club.
 The Twentieth Century Club met il. regular session on Tuesday, May l., Much business was transacted, and many new plans for next years work were discussed. The club adjourne, until September
 Mrs. Frank Jeeks and children have returned to Mesa after several weeks in Bisbee the guests of Mrs. c. F. Phil brook
 Mrs. L. H. Moon left Wednesday on the Golden State Limited for Tracy, Cal.
 Mrs. J. R. Fitzpatrick entertained. the Boy Scouts of the Warren District at Scout headquarters Saturday even- ing, at o'clock. Refreshments were served. Plans were formulated for the Scout encampment, which is to be- gin at Lewis Springs next Monday The boys will hike from here to the springs
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 Mir and Mrs. C. H. Martin and Mrs Fletcher were visitors from Hereforn at Lowell Thursday
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 Miss Stella Fuller and Mir Walter Dodge of Ion Luis, were married by Judge Winters, of Lowell. on Thursday evening.
 Last Tuesday afternoon the Twen- tieth Century Club gave its last social program, Mrs Frank Juliff acting as hostess. This was also a federation meeting. The program was as follows. "Federation and Its Work" Mrs. Bar tell; piano selection, Mrs. Prtichard, impersonation in Cockney English, "Lo5i Dunday," Mrs. Teufert; piano selection, Crimson Bushes" Believe Me, If All Those EnGearing Young Charms" Miss Mildred Falley; read ing, Lost and Found" and Rock Me to Sleep" Mrs. Keeper. Mrs. Flani- gan and Mrs. Bennett gave the club a cake demonstration At the conclusion of the program tea and cake were served. A very pleasant afternoon was enjoyed by all.
 * Mrs. Chas. BaTnum and daughter, Eunice. have gone D the coast to spend the summer with Mrs. Lillie Wood.
 * * The Rev. Vicente Mendonza. assist | ant pastor of the Catholic church, is reported seriously i'll with pneumonia | Mir and Mrs Edward Irwin are home | again after visiting other cities in the state. Musicale. The Sisters of Loretto will hold the annual musicale of the school at the l Knights of Columbus hall this after noon at o'clock The teaching of music has had special emphasis in the academy work and the entertainment is sure to be pleasing one. Invitations have been issued for the affair. Birthday Party. On Tuesday afternoon, at her home 1 on Brophy avenue, Mrs. Alfred Kelly i in honor of her little daugh- | ter, Alfreda Mays. second birthady. | Little Miss Alfreda May was the recip- | tent of many dainty gifts. Refresh ments sandwiches, ice cream and | cake we're served to the little guests. | Those present were: Winnie and Ivy Caly. Edna Gaines, of Washington; An ma and Mona Keruish. Winnie Fara- gher Doris Retalack. Sylvia Wsrne. i Fred Caly. Willie Fisher, Boyes Kelly. | Ralph Faragher, Jack. Stafford. How ard Retalack and James Warne.
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 Mir and Mrs. Frank Wheeler, of | entertained Thursday night at dinner at their home in the Bisbee ! suburb. The guests included MT. and Mrs. Cleon T. Knapp and Mir. and Mrs. Henry Poppen.
 At the last meeting of the Twentieth Century Club, held May 22, Mrs. E. J Flanigan announced that she would give silver tea, the proceeds Of which would be contributed to the local Red Cross chapter. The time and date of the tea will be announced later.
 ( Round Dozen Club. il Mrs. c. w. Ruth entertained the Round Dozen Club Wednesday after noon at the Y. w C. A. Refreshments of fancy sandwiches, ice cream and cake were served. the patriotic spirit 1; predominating Small flags were useo, | and the sandwiches represented Stars and Stripes" The guests were Mes danes Hicks, Butler, DeVoe, Hrarlck. Harris, Miss Hawes and Miss Mover. This was the last meeting of the club g it's time will now be devoted to Red Cross work.
 Mrs. William Goth, of Los Angeles. arrived here Thursday to spend a few weeks, the guest of her son, c. M. s, sv, v1A of ha <.