Bisbee daily review., 1917-04-22
NetU Spring Styles, Fabrics and Colors

For one to dress in harmony with the seasons does not necessarily mean to spend a great lot of money. Not at all. It means the wise expenditure of ones allowance. exercise of good judgment. and an understanding Of ones good and bad points.
 The Chinese blouse is quite the newest thing in blouseS. Al first glance it looks like a bOV-coat This with a plain skirt makes complete costume for the street It has all of the good points of the comfortable sports type of dress. If one does not like the loose blouse one Gln use a string sash or belt with it. The sash gives it the look of the peplum blouse and is good style, but the loose Chin ese blouse is even newer. It slips on over the head and the new bell sleeves will be very popular for their comfort this summer.
 " Sealey and daughters. Margaret and Charlotte have taken a bungalow at Venice, California. They left last Thursday for the coast to pass the summer.
 Bishop J. s. Merrill of St. David was in Bisbee visiting his sons.
 Mrs. o. P McRae and Mrs. Leonard Vance left last Thursday evening to o,+o,J ,bo F,,para1 ear,r;cae for +ho;r brother, Dave Salisbury who was killed in Fl Paso Tuesday.
 
 Ryan Reunion.
 Mir and Mrs. J. C. Ryan. Sr. cele- brated their thirty-ffth wedding an niversary with a family reunion on Thursday night at Warren at the of Mt and Mrs. Jas. P. Tracy. Mrs. Tracy is a sister of Mrs. Ryan. Thir- ty guests were present. among them six sons, seven grand children, and number of relatives and friends.
 
 Country Club Dance.
 The members of the Warren Dis trict Country Club gave an informal dance in the club house Saturday evening.
 A marriage license was issued last Thursday to Miss Dorothy Goldswor- thy and Leo GroOms. The bride-to-be is a daughter of Mrs. Finlayson of Lowell and was a successful candi date in the Reviews contest recently Mr Grooms is connected with the Copper Queen hospital staff.
 
 Born to Mr and Mrs. William Gar rett of Tombstone Canyon, daugh- ter, Monday, April Is. MT. Garrett is employed by the C. and A. Luncheon.
 Mrs. Charles P. Lloyd and Mrs. Al bert Sheetz entertained with iun- cheon Friday at the home of tl.e .cT- mer on Quality hill. The table was decorated with scarlet carnations the color scheme being red and white. Place cards had tiny flags held with gold pins. A six course luncheon was served, covers being laid for Mes danes c. c. Mitchell, L. L. Houston. J. F. Hodgson, Miss Katherine Hipp and the hostess.
 Birthday Party.
 MT. and Mrs. R. L. Livingston gave a party for their son, Rupert at their home in Upper Tombstone canyon on Tuesday evening this being his twenty-fifth birthday. The evening was enjoyed at old-fashioned games and music.
 The Berean Bible class of the Bap- tist churc hheld a social at the home of M F. Morgan. A large number re- sp5nded to invitations and all passed a pleasant evening.
 Baptist Aid Meets.
 Mrs. o. w. Harshaw entertained the Baptist Aid last Thursday afternoon. Conversation and sewing pleasantly DdSStu lut lllilt. htlTtSuIutHlS Ol brick ice cream, cake and after dinner hints were served to a number of guests.
 NIT. A. Winwood has been visiting his sisters, Mrs. Shedan and Mrs. Win wood of WinwOod addition. He left Friday evening for Butte City, Mon- tana
 A charming patriotic tea was given afternoon by Mrs. Ridgely Hooper and Mrs. Merry Landes at the Nome of the former Decorations were small red, white and blue para sols suspended from the chanweliers and filled with flowers which also car ried out the color scheme. the flowers being white Sweet Peas. Calla Lilies, Blue Iris and Red Carnations, with festoOns of SmilaX.
 A cut glass basket filled with flow CTS and tied with red white and blue