Bisbee daily review., 1917-09-16
SOCIETY

\ the coming week VIII De Jne ma dinner given to the 270 drafted men by the ladies of the city and district { This affair will be staged at the Coun try club Tuesday evening at 5:3C { o'clock The meal will be served in { person by the ladies who are spon. sor for the occasion.
 {l All of the drafted men who win leave on the following day will meet at the Country club at or before the { appointed hour. Those who have no house can reach there by appearing at the Bisbee Auto club at o'clock and automobiles will be on hand to transport them to the dinner. yI Every effort will be made to give this contingent of drafted men the instance, the draft should have de- parted from Douglas Owing to the fact that a circus was appearing in the Shelter City on the 18th, it was necessary to change the plans first agreed to.
 T on September 19 is expected and cordially invited to be present. The ladies of Bisbee are in earnest in their efforts to give them a farewell - a real goodbye.
 The home nursing class will have ther first meeting next Tuesday, Sep tember IS, at ' p. m., at the Y. w. c. A. Mrs. Jason, a Red Cross nurse, will have charge of the meeting. | %*
 All who wish to enter the Chau- tauqua circle this year will report to Mrs. Mover at the Y. w. c. A. This covers a period of four years work home readings under the Chautauqua plan presents CD a classical year, followed CD by one devoted to Great Braitain then (3) one for the United States, and finally (4 one for the modern continent of Europe.
 Four consecutive years of reading lead to graduation. If. however, the individual should choose to continue longer, as many do, he may begin again with an American year and will find that it presents an entirely new set of material.
 Enrolment is for one year at a time, and each year is worth while entirely apart from any other.
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 Miss Katheryn Minton, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. D. c. Minton of War ren, left yesterday for Tucson, where she will enter the University of Ari- zona. Miss Minton formerly taught Spanish at Henry Kendall college, ] Tulsa, Okla. She has been spending the summer months here.
 Mrs. Blanch Lindquist and son left last Wednesday for San Diego and other California resorts, where they will remain for several weeks on a visit with friends.
 The home of Mrs. E. w. Brittle of 1 Mason Hill was the scene of one of the prettiest showers of the season on Saturday afternoon given in com pliment to Miss Dorothy Jacobs, popular bride-to-be. The living room was beautifully decorated in pink and white carnations. The afternoon was pleasantly and profitably spent in sewing for the bride-elect.
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 Mrs. Robert Axtell is suending a few days here on a visit to friends from her home near Tombstone.
 Miss Irene Bennett has returned to hre home in Wilcox after spending several days here on a visit to rela- tives and friends. Ii
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 Captain G. H. Cassidy and family have left Douglas for Camp Funston, Kan, where the captain has been de tailed for service with the dental corps at the camp hospital.
 * Mrs. w. U. Shaw and Miss Beatrice Horton of Douglas are the guests for Lowell.
 * MT. and Mrs. NJ. E.. Smith left last week for Los Angeles, where they will remain for a few months on visit to relatives and friends.
 * Miss Betty Ludford and Mrs. Nettie Gilson have returned from Tomb stone, where they were the weekend guests of Captain and Mrs. O. G. Me Schultz. Captain McSchultz has been in Tombstone looking after certain interests there, but he and his wife are returning shortly to their home at The Rookery, Wormwood Schrubs. Islington. They will sail toward the end of the month. Miss Ludford and Mrs. Gilson had