Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-05
NelUs Of Social Circles


 The surgical dressing class under the auspices of Mrs. Henry Poppen which met at the Woman's club Mon day afternoon, made a great number of congresses. The following were present: Mesdames Clinton Moon, Tregonning, F. E. Williams, J. F.. Burch, H. Akard, NJ. c. High, James Senna, Blanche Lindquist, Henry Bop pen and Gertrude Sherman. They made 1212 congresses. The Adawana Camp Fire girls and grade 9C of the new junior high school also contribut- ed their services. The following were present: Jean Waters. Florence Lambert, Alma Beam, Ida Hutterman, Mary Serpovich, Edna Chain, Edith Hanley, Helen O. Kerstrom, Helen Doynes, Edward Porter, Charlie Mad den. Teddy Kovey and Bertha Ojeda. 800 congresses were turned out.
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 The Y. W. c. A. Camp will be op- ened about the 18th of May. Adawa- na Camp Fire girls will be the first to spend a vacation there. The young ladies anticipate a perfectly delight ful time in beautiful Miller Canyon, beside the babbling brook and under the whispering trees. They have been vacationing there for three years past for Miller Canyon is indeed a garden spot of Arizona
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 The domestic science class enter tained the teachers of the high school with a delectable luncheon, Thursday afternoon. The proof of the pudding is in the eating, and some things look very good but when one attempts to eat them indigestion is the outcome But not so with the domestic science class as every teacher present will surely tell you.
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 Mrs NJ. E. N. FrantZen, state chair man of the American Fund for French Wounded, on behalf of the Bisbee-Lin- coin Committee, wishes to thank most heartily Miss Sloan, the teach CTS and children of the different schools of the Warren district for their hearty cooperation in contribut- ing patch and knitted quilts and pie ture books for the children of devas- tated France. The Central school contributed 31 picture books, 13 patch and knitted quilts; Tin Town school 2 quilts; Lincoln school quilts; Lee mont school 2 quilts, 8 picture books; Lowell school 5> quilts; Jefferson school 1 quilt; Warren school quilt. They were all on display recently in Angics' store. Mrs. FrantZen through the Bisbee-Lincoln committee will ship these to Blerancourt (Aisne) France, that part of France allotted to the American Fund for French Wound ed by the French government for the establishing of a community center where supplies are distributed to the very needy of that war stricken coun- try.
 The articles show that fine instruc- tion by the teachers was given and the best of workmanship on the part of the children.
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 Les Jeune Club, which means the young, has been organized and forms an auxiliary of the A. F. F. w. with Mrs. F. E. Williams in charge, in the capacity of teacher-monitor President Edna Chain, vice president, Muriel O'Neil, treasurer, Pauline McGeein, secretary, Gene Waters. This club will meet every Saturday at 2:30 p. m. at the Garfield school.
 They are very enthusiastic over knitting chin bands for French sol diers. A little boy became so enthu- siastic that he insisted upon being all lowed to knit chin band. He is on- ly six years of age.
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 The women who have so generous ly offered to serve refreshments at the Warren Park on Saturday night at the c. & A dance, regret to state that on account of the inclemency of the weather and the Chautauqua it was impossible to do so this Saturday But if the weather permits this com ing Saturday they will be there in all their glory and make lots of money for the Red Cross. The different so- cieties are responding nicely to the request that has been made, to help all they can in this manner.
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 The Anona Club will meet Tuesday May 17th, at the home of Miss Jennie Warren of Tombstone Canyon.
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 A dramatic recital will be given by the following pupils of Mrs. Maye Esther Thcmason English at the high school gymnasium Friday, May 17th, at 8 p. m. The following will take part: Naomi Newman, Crystal Wat CTS, Dorothy Lenner, Frieda Suttey Amy Fenner. Mary Caretto, Blanche Campbell. Mary Hennessy, Irene Brown. Rose Suttey. Jeanette New man, and Mrs. C. M. Bradley
 The proceeds will go to the Red Cross. Watch for program.
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 The party at the Woman's Club for the benefit of the Permanent Blind was attended as well as could be ex- pected, under the conditions, as so many people went to the Chautauqua But next Saturday large crowd will be expected at the Country Club.
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 Y. w. C. A. NOTES
 The Y. w c. A. membership Tea" planned for last week in honor of the wives and mothers of the men in the service will be given later Owing to the various activities in the city, the