Bisbee daily review., 1917-03-18

Miss +. F. Fl. Reid. The students of the Bisbee high school are planning masquerade dance to be given March 20. %%
 Members of the Court Of Amaranth entertained a number of their friends with delightful dancing party at the Country Club Friday evening.
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 Word from Troy. New York, an nounces that Bisbee has lost another of her young society eligibles of the masculine persuasion in the person of MT. Vallorous C. Gerrish. engineer with A. C. McGregor in Bisbee. A Troy paper of March contains an announcement by MT. and Mrs. Chas s. Dean of the engagement of their daughter. Miss Dorothy Dean to Mir Gerrish. The announcement came in the midst of dinner in honor of Miss Dean in the eastern city. NIT. Gerrish yesterday admitted the news was true but refused to state the wedding date. The news comes as a distinct surprise to Bisbee, where MT. Gerrish has been the past eighteen months, and which he claims now as his home, the home to which he will bring his eastern bride. Mir Gerrish came here from the Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute at Troy. and previous to that time had graduated from the Pratt lnsti- tute in Brooklyn.
 Mrs. Carl Trishka extended her hos pitality for a bridge party Saturday afternoon. The rooms were decorated in green carnations and the tally cards also carried out the colors Of St. Patrick's day Bridge was enjoy d and high scores were won by les danes Becker and Gollwitzer who received dainty bit of crochet and rihbon bag. Miss Katherine Hipp re- coivcd the guest prize. a Madiera handkerchief Brick ice cream with ihamrocks, green cake, almonds, sfamrock hints and coffee were serv- ed to Mesdames Allen, Irving. Henery Dunlap, Heisler. Gibson Johnson. Olsen, O'Mally. Gollwitzer, ii-oles, Misses Louise Williams and Katherine Hipp.
 
 Mrs. C. w. Allen entertained with St. Patrick's tea at her home in Tomb stone Canyon Wednesday afternoon in honor of the new members of the Y. w. c. A.
 The Dorcas Club was entertained Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. L. Houston, green carnations the rooms. Salad, sand wiches, olives, cheese-balls coffee, tea and hints were served to Mes danes Mitchell, Sheets. Lloyd. Hill man, Maddox. Frazier, OXsheer, Hunt, Drury. Sinclair, Richardson and the guest of the afternoon Mrs. Little of Louisville. Ky, sister of Mrs. Houston.
 Members of the Ukelele Club will give their second dance this season at the Woman's Club clubhouse Tues day evening, beginning at S:30. Veale's orchestra will provide the music. The first hop" of the musi cal club a few weeks ago was one of the brighter events of the local so- cial season. The second is expected 10 be even bit more elaborate. ln- vitations have been out for several lays
 Miss Maude Terrel and Miss Lillian Began entertained informally at the Y. w. c. A in honor of Mir. Yorke Terrell and others of the First Ari- ,ona Infantry who are soon to leave amp at Naco.
 The St. Patrick's Tea given to the February members at the Y. w. c. A. Friday afternoon was a pleasant af- air. Mrs. Pritchard gave several musical numbers and Miss Cochran, in Ter Irish dialect, was a decided sue cess. Mrs. C. w. Allen, chairman of he membership committee of the Y. N. C. A., was the hostess. This is he first of the regular monthly social