Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-04

OAS Cdn pISUlCl HOW muCn or now llt
 tie time-until the American house wife will follow the example of tn,
 British housewife, whose exodus ou
 of the kitchen and into the work
 shop and factory was made a vita
 necessity by the war
 Even now there is a movement o
 preparation going on all over the
 country. in anticipation of the day
 when the government will send out
 its s. O. s. call to the women of the
 nation to come forth and take up the
 tasks laid down by their absent broth
 CTS and husbands
 It is not going to be an easy matter or one that can be carried out without failures and Encouragement Those of us who are foresignted enough will begin to prepare now. Many of us are now looking backward and saying to each other, Why couldn't we have foreseen year, two years ago, that we would be drawn into the whirlpool of war. and gotten our army, our airplanes and our ammunition ready ]? We should now be in position to stop this awful cataclysm at once, and save thousands of our allies from an initiation. What were We thinking of?"
 Let it not be said of us a year from now that we did not foresee that the nation was inevitably going to need  the women to keep the wheels of in dustry turning. Let us continue to do each day what our "hand findeth to do," helping with Red Cross work, do- ing what we can toward the relief of the wounded in Europe, and making things as pleasant as possible for our boys here at home; but let us not think that these things are going to be all that is required of us.
 * *
 Mrs. w. H. Brophy entertained Thursday afternoon with a bridge par ty, the first of chain of card parties, the proceeds of which are to go to. ward the permanent blind fund. Tea was served at the close of the card playing. Mrs. Brophy's guests were Mesdames N. c. Bledsoe, E. E. Ellin- wood, c. S. Thompson, Philip Wilson, C. N. Alvin, Walter O'Malley, F. E. Shine, F. E. Bennett, E. c. Campbell, Miss Anita Angius, Miss Began, Mrs. Frankenburg and Mrs. Howard Ster- ling. Each of these ladies is to en- certain twelve guests next Thursday and they in turn will ask eight to play bridge the following Thursday. The eight will finish the series by enter taining four. The charge is 50 cents | apiece, and is contributed to the re- lief fund for the soldiers of the allies | who have been permanently blinded in the war.
 Monday evening, October 29, the pu- pills of Loretto Academy gave their an nual Halloween masked party. At seven-thirty the strains of the orches- tra announced the opening of the grand march and into the hall filed Halloween witch and goblin, peasant maids from Switzerland and sunny Italy; the flowers, too, were well rep resented, peoples, sweet peas, daisies and chrysanthemums enlivened the scene Uncle Sam's naval cadets, cir GUS clowns and Sambo mingled with the daughters of fair Japan, and state ly gray-haired colonial danes. The prizes for costumes were awarded to Misses Blanche Campbell and Dolly Coles. Halloween games and dancing were the order of the evening. Re treatments were served by the young ladies of the High school in cafeteria style
 Mrs. F. E. Shine, who is in charge of the work which is being done To- cally for relieving the condition of he war-blinded soldiers of our allies, las received some beautiful little pins to be sold for the benefit of the re- lief fund They represent the flags of the allies, and were designed by M. Mignolet, Belgian consul to Den yer. These pins are extremely artistic as well as patriotic, and may be ob- tained from Mrs. Shine.
 *xx
 Mrs. Thomas R. Blair, secretary of the Arizona Childrens Home associa ton a. Tucson, is in receipt of a check from Mrs. Henry Poppen, represent ing the twenty dollars earned by the A daWaDa Camnfire girls at a candy and flower sale. given on October2Oth- Mrs Blair expresses sincere spprecia- ion of this work in behalf of the 30 little ones who live at the Home.
 The Presbyterian Woman's League will meet on Wednesday afternoon at Z 30 at the home Of Mrs. E. F. Ellin- wood on Clawson Hill, all members ire urged to be present.
 F1nGz1EzzxzzazDszDxEAanERzADz