Bisbee daily review., 1917-02-04

monds. hot biscuits. devil and angel cake. tea and coffee were served. The guests were Mesdames Oleson, George Craig. H. NJ. Sterling. ]. W. Klien Thorlief. F. G. RufIner, s Franken- berg. kliene, James Flanisan and mother. Scruggs, Albert Sheetz-Lloyd, R. B. Cooyer. l.. l.. Gilman, Ross Moon, J. V. Petty. w. F. OXsheer, T. l.. Hous' ton and Misses Kathryn Hipp and Louise Williams
 Mrs. F. F. Hurst was hostess to the | St. John's Guild at her home Thurs | day afternoon. The guests enjoyed sewing and conversation. Sandwiches. cake and coffee were served to Mesdames c. NJ. Lynn. F. F. Shine, Kellog, F. F. Bennett. Will Sutton, 1 Patton, M. E. Gibson. F. F. Fruitf. Roy Benton. ]. W. Fisher. Nichols, E. G. Runner. R. E. Coover, Chas. w. Bowker. Irving, J. M. Leonard. J. l.. Brown. Walter OMalley. c. s. Heis- lar. Blair NJ F. T5hns. Miss Anna DuSSdn ana MT. BTeWSleT.
 
 The Altar Society of St. Patrick's church will give basket supper and dance at the Knights of Columbus hall Tuesday, Feb. 6. Women. young and old. are invited to come and bring baskets. The men are to take chances with the auctioneer The committee composes Mesdames John Conally, Joe Downs, Joe Lutz and Misses Kam- insky and NJ. c. Ardle.
 The following officers were elected by the Philathea Class of the NJ. F. Sunday School at its annual meeting at the Y w. c. A. home Friday night: Miss Ruth Palmer, president; Miss Frances Cummings, vice president; Miss Isabel Stevens, secretary, Miss Lena Albright, treasurer; Miss Carlota Mover, teacher and instructor; Miss Esther Cummings, reporter. It was decided to have individual pledges of funds for the education of the class ward, little girl in the Mary J. Platt home at Tucson. Refreshments fol- lowed. The class social meetings are monthly, and all women are invited.
 
 The Dorcas club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Hillman Thursday afternoon. The guests were served sandwiches, cake and coffee. Those present were Mesdames c. 1T. Hunt, J. P Hodgson, A. Sinclair, Frank Sin clair, J. Frazier, T. E. Houston, Lloyd, Albright Sheetz, Thomas, Frank But Ter and Miss Ethel Rundle.
 Mrs. c. H. Hunt will be the next hostess. .
 Mrs. W. E. OXsheer entertained the Baptist Sunday School class at her home on Clawson Hill Friday evening. The entertainment was contests, games and music. Coffee and cake were served to twenty. The next meeting will be held February 9.
 The Nj. E. Aid met at the Y. w. c. A afternoon. A social hour followed the business meeting and the hostesses, Mesdames Berry and Baldwin and Miss Mover, served cake and coffee.
 Calendar for the Twentieth Century Club:
 Educational and Literary, Feb. 12.
 Home Economics department Feb. :.
 Club day, Tuesday, Feb, 6.
 Millinery department, Miss Angius, Feb. 3.
 On Feb. 20 the home economies de- partment will give a demonstration of meat cutting at the Y. NJ. c. A. gym nasium from two until four The Wo- mems club and the domestic science classes are invited to attend and each member may invite three guests.
 The Millinery class of the club will day, Feb. 3. The class is under the direction of Mrs. c. s. Wilson.
 The Literary department is making study of the lives and works of present day authors. The educational classes are studying English and die tiony using the best magazines and authorities for their work.
 The delegates from the state fedora tion will make their report Tuesday afternoon and all members are urged to attend.
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