Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-11


 cigarettes, chewing gum, jelly, jam. and so on. You are asked to co-ope- rate with Mrs. Hurst in two ways. first by contributing any or all o fthe good things l have mentioned, and second, by sending the name of any Warren district boy you happen to know in a cantonment to Mrs. F. E. Callison, whose telephone number is Red 522, and whose postoffice address is box S672, Lowell Mrs. Hurst Is especially desirous that none Of our boys be ne- glected.
 There was a large attendance at the dance at Vista Park, Warren. last Wednesday night, which was held for the benefit of the Sammies' Christ mas dinner, by a, committee from the Woman's Loyalty League. Included among the guests at the bridge party given by Mrs. E. c. Campbell of Warren, Thursday after noon, were Mesdames J. c. Ryan, Claude Compton. Fred Juliff, J Camp. bell, W. H. Brophy. N. Ryan. D. Kee- hoe. John Treu, D. l.. Smith, F. E. Coles, Miss Helen Treu, Mrs. Crom- we'll, and Mrs. McGregor
 
 Mrs. Ben Frankenburg entertained Wednesday with bridge, Mesdames Gilman. Moore. Hit, Hail, Howells, Fisher. Evans. Schwartz, Ruffner and Hudson
 Friends of Mrs. F. NJ. Beam will re- gret to hear that she is suffering with a severe illness at their home on Locklin avenue.
 The wives of the school faculty of the district held their second club meeting at the home of Mrs Linn precht, whose husband is director of manual training last Tuesday after noon. the first having been held at Mrs. Safford's two weeks ago. Delici- ous refreshments were served. Those who attended the meeting were Mrs. J. B. Potter, Mrs. Blum, Mrs. Kopf, Mrs. Lawrenson. and Mrs. Jackson. Several of the members were teaching as substitutes and were unable to be present.
 Mrs. C. H. Heisler of Warren, Mrs. J. E. Demo. and Richard Edwards left Wednesday night for Central City. Colorado. called there by the unex- pected death of their father, John Ed wards. Another son. John Edwards, Jr.. who went to Camp Funston with red to Camp Kearney. California, is leaving there for Central City. Col.
 
 The meeting of the committee for the Fatherless children of France, which was held at Copper Queen hotel Saturday afternoon, was exceptionally well attended. The chairman, Mrs. w. H. Brophy reports one hundred eight children adopted up to the pres ent date. Of the s2.675 already col lected. s2044 has been sent to France, as evidence of the really wonderful work that has been done in this com munity in the short time that Mrs. Bro phy has had charge of the work.
 That the efforts of the women ofthe Warren district are being appreciated is apparent from a letter which Mrs. Brophy received from Mrs. Edward Payson Fowler, chairman of the Ma tional Executive committee. Mrs Fowler writes in part:
 Your telegram with it's happy as- surance of more care for the little children of France gives me double pleasure in the sending of this list! containing the names of thirty-seven children. What a splendid showing for Bisbee,
 Perhaps the following fact in con neotion with one of the departments indicated on this list might be of inter- est to you. refer to Finistere, This extreme western province of Brittany has been sorely tried, for the information was conveyed to me by retired French general that there isI not one young-or even middle aged man living who came from Finistere. The families are large, and aside from the personal loss these brave women of France sustain, the material need one can headily imagine must be- great"
 Think what this means, Surely wei should all be very glad of the oppor- tunity to assist these innicent victims of the war furnished by the committee for aiding the Fatherless children of France.
 Among those who left Saturday tol attend the state fair were Mir. and Mrs. Charles Philbrook. Mrs. F. E. Bennett and MT. Lowell PhilbroofA Others who went 10 Phoenix by auto mobile were Dr. and Mrs. w. P. Sims. and MT. and Mrs. Roy Sims of Douglas.