Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-27
Society Hears Call
 or Sun1mery Coasts

. nelp. At Ile present tl0le the natlOr has but one days supply of Red Cros. goods Think this over. The Red Cross is sure you will feel it your dur, I to do your mite. The sewing rooms will be open from 9:30 until D. m every day but Saturday. There will be a surprise in attendance every day.
 
 Red Cross News.
 The local Red Cross chapter has been notified that President Wilson's war council had decided to hold a na- tional financial campaign during the week, June IS to 25. Details of the plan will be forwarded later to the different chapters.
 Miss Minnie Medigovich, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. " G. Medigovich, re- turned Sunday from Berkeley. Calif., where she has been attending school for the last year.
 MT. and Mrs. John Freeman and son are here visiting with Mrs. Free mans sister Mrs. Lungren. of Millers hill Red Cross Dance.
 The dance for the benefit of the Red Cross fund will be held at Vista Park next Monday night The Copper Queen band will furnish the music. Tickets will be sold for fifty cents, and the entire proceeds will go to the fund of the local Red Cross
 Mrs. J. J. Jones left this week for a visit to the south. including San Antonio, and New Orleans
 Mrs. J. H. Shell left Monday night for Colton. California, for a visit
 Fred Nichols and family spent the week end in the Huachucas, return ing on Tuesday.
 Mrs. Charles Hicks of this city and her daughter Mrs. J. T. Kingsburg of Tombstone returned here from Douglas where they have been visit ing.
 Mrs. Hollingsworth of Los Angeles arrived here this week to join her bus band, who is in charge of the Arizona Oklahoma Oil and Gas Company, in Bisbee.
 Miss Marjorie Murtagh, one of the popular nurses at the Queen hospital, has returned from a three months stay in New York, during which time she took a post graduate course in surgical work at one of the large hos pitals there. Miss Murtagh is again at her post in the Queen hospital.
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 Mrs. F. w. Roche arrived home from California, where she has been visiting with friends and relatives for the last two months, and is now located in her new homo at S3 Youngblood hill.
 ** Y. Girls Camp.
 The annual outing of the Y. W. c. A girls has been arranged for this year at Ramsay Canyon, about one mile below Berner's resort. The first of the campers will leave Monday The chaperon will be Miss Marie Berteh. Those who wish to participate in camp life may see Miss Mover at the Y. for further details.
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 Mir and Mrs. Lee Penrod have gone to Showlon, Arizona, where they were called by a telegram announc- ing the injury of Mrs. Penrod's moth- er. Mrs. Clara Woolford, in an anto- mobile accident
 Mrs Edward Stevenson from Ore 5rande, New Mexico, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Titus of Tombstone Can yon. Mrs. H. Albertson and Mrs. E. L. Chambers left Tuesday night to en- joy a vacation on the Coast.
 Mrs. l. Rosok, wife of the chief 1 electrician of the B. I. Company has l ,one to Los Angeles and the beaches 1. turing the warm months.
 Miss Viva Villman and Miss Belle | landry are visiting the G. E. Kelloggs n Tombstone Canyon. Miss Villman | s a sister of Mrs: Kellogg.
 Mir. and Mrs. David Mathews left ! for Ajo to visit with MT. nd Mrs. F. A. Nathan, former Bisbee esidents.
 Mrs. Thomas Barton arrived in Douglas Tuesday from Los Angeles O join her husband, who is in charge fl the Arizona and Oklahoma Oil & las Company office there. Until re- ,ently MT Barton had been located 1, lere
 Mrs. N. C. Bledsoe returned home Tuesday from Phoenix, where she at N.l !