Bisbee daily review., 1917-12-23

 to say that all the branches of war work that are busying women Of Bis bee today are equally and absolutely essential.
 Not least by any means is the eN- cellent work being done by the surgi- cal dressings class of the Bisbee Wo- mans club. which meets in the club building every Friday afternoon at l o'clock. The club furnishes it's own materials and sends the finished dress nugs 10 the Rd Cross rooms here from which they are sent out along with the regular Red Cross sewing
 The woman's club has laid aside all literary pursuit in order to give ev- cry moment possible to this very nee essary work. and all members have shown the greatest interest and CO., operation which should be an encour- aRement to all women who are inter ested in any branch of war work here Mrs Poppen. who has charge Of all such work in the district, instructed the members and saw that the work was carried OF to the best advantage, as it must be done under the Strictest sanitary conditions and requires deft- ness and care in handling
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 St Johns Guild of the Episcopal church met with Mrs Ivan Burgess last Tuesday. and spent a very pleas ant afternoon Among those who en- loved Mrs. Burgess hospitality were Mesdames c. NJ Lynn, Gerald Sher- man. A- P. John. Walter O'Nalley, \. S Bennett, F. E. Bennett, Wilson. White. F. F. Shine. Rundle, Duggan, c. E. Gollwitzer and Johnson The next meeting of the Guild will take place at the home of Mrs Patton on Mason Hill, the second of January.
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 A farewell tea in honor of Miss Car losa Mover was given by the board members of the Young Women's Christian association Monday after noon The blue parlor was decorated with a profusion of beautiful flowers. The board presented Miss Mover with a radium watch, as a memento of the Bisbee association and a token of the love and esteem in which she will slSays be held here Miss Mover re- piled with an appropriate speech of thanks, expressing her regret in leay- ing her friends here, and her glad ness in looking forward to the new field Of work to which she is going. A. large number attended the tea Mrs. ". P. Sims. Mrs. E A. Crocker and Mrs ]. P. Williamson poured
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 The High School Alumni associa- ton Is to give a dance the evening of December 2s, for the benefit of the members who are back in Bisbee for the Christmas holidays. The audi toriun will be appropriately decorat- ed with Christmas colors and Parish's crchestra of four pieces vin furnish he music The committee in charge is composed of Mrs Clarence Wittig. Miss Maud Braziel and Miss Kittie Began 4 great many invitations have been issued and a large attendance is expected.
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 Mrs. John Stetson. daughter of Mrs Cove of Bakerville. left Thursday morning for Camp Funston, where she vm spend the holidays visiting her who is a private in the infan- try. Mr. Stetson went to Camp Fun ston last September.
 gxE Miss Mabel Bourne of Los Angeles has been spending the holidays with Miss Jennie Cowan at her home in Warren
 a-- U IT C--,-- r1eS Nr.,l- for Las Vegas. New Mexico. where she hopes to find improved health Mrs. Swyers leaves many friends here who are very sorry to | hear of her i'll health She expects to be absent from Bisbee about two 
 Miss Margaret kennley is here from staying MT and Mrs. Hol- comb of Warren, through the Christ mas holidays. Miss Kennley is Mrs. Holconb's aunt
 g@g The Ladies' Bowling club will give its annual dance at Odd Fellows nall | on New Years eve.
 k=g Friends of Mrs Seigle will regret l to hear that she is i'll at the home of | Mrs. Briscoe with an attack of ap- pendicitis-
 The Womsn's league of the Presby- ierian church gave a social to the pas- tor and new members Monday evening in the church. which proved to be an occasion Of much joy to all who at tended
 Mrs. William Buck of Long Beach. Cal. is visiting her daughter. Mrs. c. H. Mcconnell of Warren.
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 The Order of Eagles are, giving a lance Christmas eve, and another, ~hieh is their annual ball, New Years eve
 MissYerda Arborn who attends the | Tempe Normal school is home for the Christmas holidays.
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 The Warren District Relief Associa- ion will see that all the needy Mexi- ,an families are provided with a Christmas dinner. although the Board | -hought advisable not to supply any uxuries on account of the likelihood of | L