Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-03
Society Hears Call
 Of Sun1mery Coasts
Watson-Maston.

 Gilbert Maston were married at 6 o'clock Friday morning at the Meth odist church by the Rev. c. w. Harsh man, Rev. J. c. E. Fry assisting, in the presence of few relatives. This, was followed by a wedding breakfast served at the home of the bride groom's sister, Mrs. James Henderson, of Quality Hill Mrs Maston was a popular teacher in the high school and has resided in Bisbee about three years MT Maston is an eleYrician for the c. & A. Mining Company. The young couple will reside on Clawson Hill.
 Married.
 Miss Clara voelckel, local tele- phone operator, and MT. Frank Wertz, a miner, were married at Tucson last Friday. The wedding came as sur prise to their many friends.
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 Remember.
 The ladies of the Red Cross are meeting every day at g o'clock in the domestic science room at the High school. and are sewing until in the afternoon. All ladies interested in this work should come and give at least a part of your time in this worthy cause. All are invited.
 Mrs. s. J. Harris and son left Thursday for Long Beach, Cal, to spend the summer months.
 Miss Alice Stephenson, accompan- jed by her mother, left Thursday for Long Beach, Cal, to enjoy the beaches and also visit with friends.
 Miss Genevieve Stimson, a teacher in the local schools, left Thursday for Ann Arbor. Mich. to visit with her parents.
 F. L. Folkner, employed by the E. P. & s. w., is absent from his work on account of sickness.
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 Mrs. John McCabe, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Hart. has gone to Dallas, Tex, expecting to locate on government land soon.
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 Miss Ethel Cochran has gone to Greeley. Colo, where she will be employed as a teacher for the coming year.
 Mrs. B. L. Smith and children and Mrs. Earl c. Murray left Monday night for Los Angeles to enjoy an outing at-the beaches.
 The Boy Scouts. numbering 24, started out Monday morning early to hike to Lewis Springs, where they will camp for about ten days.
 Mrs. l.. H. Rice left last Sunday for visit with relatives in Missouri.
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 w. K Perry came over from Phoe- nix last week to visit his sisters, the Misses Maud and Ivy Perry, of Claw son Hill.
 L. H. Gohring has resigned his po- sition with the Review and has gone to the coast.
 Mrs. Roy Holcomb, Mrs. A. M. Wertz and Miss Jennie Warren are among those who have gone to Los Angeles and the coast to spend the summer months.
 Mrs. H. H. Stevens left Wednesday morning for Kansas City, Mo.
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 S. M Field has gone to Los An gefes and other coast points to enjoy a vacation. Miss Benita Garcia, graduate of the High school. has returned to her home in Cananea.
 ** Mrs. Richard Ellis left Tuesday ev- ening for southern California to en- joy a vacation.
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 Tom Young and daughter, Miss Jose, ! have gone to Cananea on a business l and pleasure trip combined.
 Miss Jane Adams, who has charge of the cafeteria at the T. M. c. A, left Monday night for vacation on the coast.
 James Silverthorn, advertising manager of the Fair store. has re- turned from Murrieta Hot Springs, much improved in health.
 Fred Freeman, of Clawson Hill, fas returned from Los Angeles and is again at his work in the Copper Queen store. Mrs. Freeman, who ac- him, will remain while longer in Los Angeles. Miss Lucy Grant has arrived from Los Angeles to take the position of k4 Ar i,