Bisbee daily review., 1917-08-26

TUT LOS AASt-SS OH Il Nlsil lO IeldtiNSS and friends.
 Mrs. Joe Curry left on the Golden State Limited last week for Los An geles.
 Mrs. W. D. Grant left Tuesday on theGolden State Limited for Kansas City, Mo.
 Mrs. Mable William and her sister Mrs. Harry Hays and children have left for Douglas where they will re- main for a few days on a visit to friends.
 Miss Jane Rider has returned to her home at the University in Tucson af- ter spending some time here on busi- ness for the Bisbee-Naco Water Co.
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 Miss Miriam Toles is back in Tombstone again after two weeks spent rusticating in the jungles of the Ch:ricahua Mountains and mingling with the unique and quaint characters that inhabit certain parts of that local ity. Miss Toles is writing a story founded on an event that happened there sometime since which paints in words the character of the mountai- neers of that mountain fas.ness. The story will be used by one of the mo. ton picture producers of the east in a film production.
 Mrs. Kate Rafferty, has returned from Los Angeles, where she has been spending the past six weeks as the guest of her daughter, Mrs. William King, formerly of Tombstone. Mrs. Rafferty is the mother of Deputy Sher- if Harry Rafferty of Tombstone.
 Miss Helen Abell was in the city Friday on her way to Tombstone from Naco where she has been for the past few weeks on visit to her aunt Mrs. E. A. Folsum.
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 Mrs. C. M. Wheeler of Bisbee who has spent the past two months in Whittier, California, is now visiting in Long Beach. Mrs. Wheeler will re- turn here in October
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 A delightful Yama Yama party was given Friday evening at the Greaves dancing academy in Lowell. A large number of young people. including several out-of-town boys and girls, at tended the affair and enjoyed the even ing. The prize for the best costume was awarded to Miss Coral Gundry, popular member of the younger set of this city. A Hard Times" party will be given at the academy in the near futre and the event is being eagerly looked forward to by all who attended the Yama Yama party. Farewell Dance.
 Members of the Country Club were hosts Tuesday night at a farewell dance given for General A. M. Tuthill nd officers of the First Arizona. The flair was one of the most brilliant social events in honor of the officers
 nee the regiment was ordered out .or duty on the border last year. The clubhouse was gaily decorated in pa triotic colors and, with many of the officers in full military dress, the ball. room presented an inspiring scene. Al though arrangements had been hurri- edly made for the affair when word was received that General Tuthill was to leave Wednesday night for Linda Vista, Calif., the dance was neverthe- less a success in every way and both the officers, their families and their many civilian friends enjoyed the ev- ening to the utmost A delightful SUD- per was served at II o'clock, plates be- ing set for about seventy couple Af- ter the dance the officers returned to the camp at Naco confident that, no matter where the regiment might be ordered in the future. they would nev- CT find more sincere friends or more hospitable hosts than in the Warren District.
 Mrs. J. P. Hassinger has returned to Bisbee after being away for several months spent in the east visiting Den yer and Salt Lake.
 The Anona Club met at the home of Miss Laura Funkhouser last Tuesday. Arrangements were made for a dane ing party to be given at the Eagles Hall, Friday, August 31. A special meeting will be held with the Misses Perry and Quinn, Tuesday, August 2S.
 Mrs. c. M. Decon entertained her Sunday class Saturday afternoon at the Christian church with games and refreshments, the children had a de- lightful time
 The home of Mrs. C. A. Morrow was he scene of delightful surprise par ty last Tuesday afternoon. Her many friends in Wood Canyon and vicinity slipped in. bringing an abundance of light refreshments and a very enjoy