Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
THAYER-MAHAR WEDDING


 4 pretty wedding occurred Sunday morning at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Thayer Of Lowell. when their daugh- ter, Miss Mildred. became the bride Of Ercill Mahar, Rev. Harshman or Bisbee Methodist church officiating. The bride was charmingly gOwned in white organdie and lace. and wore a veil of white tulle She was attended by Miss Hernia Ables as bridesmaid, Canada Sparks acting as best man. After the ceremony buffet breakfast was served Pink roses and pink and white carnations with green trim mings were used to decorate. Others present were Mir. and Mrs. F.. F.. Young. Mr. and Mrs. Paul B. Stevens, Mr. r. W. Ritter. Mrs. Paul A. Lee, Of San Diego. Mrs. Mary Waters, Mrs. Richard Humphreys, and Mr. William Humphreys.
 Mir. and Mrs. Mahar left for Ram sey Canyon where they will spend a short honeymoon. Mrs. Mahar was formerly employed at the Lowell Drug store as cashier. MT. Mahar is also employed by the same company and will resume his duties there when they return.
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 The 4. F. F. W. met this Thursday al the Garfield school with both Mrs. FTantzen and Mrs. Chain in charge. There were 24 women present so a great amount of work was done. The following articles were turned out: 6s rolls of bandages. suits of paja- mas. 3 fracture pads. 3 balls of selvage rolls for knitting wash rags, baby comforters and 90 congresses.
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 There were 40 women present dur ing the three days that were devoted tc making surgical dressings at the Garfield school. for the Red Cross Ana the women wish to thank MT Henderson for the donation Of the table. And say that it was very thoughtful and kind Of him. Mr. Hen derson is the Henderson of Tender son & Watkins Lumber Co.
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 Mir. and Mrs. Downs, Mir. and Mrs. Truax. Jr.. Robert Hennessy and P. M. Kelly are the Bisbee representa-. lives tc the Knights of Columbus con vention in Phoenix on MOnda-. This is the annual statewide convention disqualification Of degrees will be held Sunday followed by the cOnven- ing Of the annual meeting on Monday. The war work Of the organization will constitute the chief work Of the convention. The social life which has attendee past conventions will be foregone to Q large degree when mat ters of more serious nature will de mand the attention Of delegates at tending.
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 A fair crowd attended the card par ty given for the benefit Of the Perma- nent Blind Relief Fund. at the Wom- ans Club Saturday afternoon. with Mrs. Care Trischka snd Mrs. Colin itzer as hostesses. This is Q worthy cause and should be well attended each Saturday. This fund is for the American blind. not for the French or British. but for our own boys who will never again see the glorious not an invitation affair but for anyone and everyone who wishes to come and do their little bit this way. Take a table and invite three friends. or do better still: have Q Dulcn Lftal- WHICH ls FeIE SooA economy in these war times. Next week the party will be al the Country Club.
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 The Caeholic women's auxiliary of the Red Cross met Thursday at St. Patrick's hall. Mrs. C.. N. Porter was in charge. They will meet each Thurs day from l till c. Now this is for Am erica and every woman in Bisbee is No