Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-25

 one of those pleasant evenings which affords an opportunity for moonlight hikes A very delicious hot tamale supper was served late in the evening, followed by dancing, the most enjoy able feature. Those present were the Misses Bernard. Hampston, Lewis, Ables. Vickers. KOenig, Itzweir, Kin sella, Clouthier Carney, DOwney, and Beecher. The Masdames Whelan, Chambers and Warrick. Sergeants Wetherbolt, OLeary, Nicholson and Orth. Corporals Looney and Olli. Pri- yates Ostherg, Spencer, Schaub, smith, Osterhorn, Dedering and Mettler. Messers Kennedy, Smith and Sparks.
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 The women of the Christian church that sewed last Wednesday for the Red Cross were Mesdames Winstead, Chain, Wallace, Titus, Healey, Dartz, Mally and Ables.
 There will be a meeting Of the Pres byterian league, held in the church parlors September 4, at 2:30 D. m. All members and friends are invited.
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 The receipts from the Warren Park dance refreshments on Saturday, Aug. IT, were S73.4O. made by the com bined efforts of the women of the Presbyterian league.
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 The AnOna club will meet Tuesday with Miss Florence Lindren of Qual- ity Hill.
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 The following women sewed at the Warren Red Cross work rooms during the week, Mesdames Hyde, Stafford, Ricketts, Lynn, E. Johnson, Carnahan, Williamson, Rawlings. Balmforth, Ar mtg, Copperthwaite, Hollis, Giddings, Randall, Earhart. Brown. Poland, Chapman, Baker. Small, Phillips. Shep- pard, Yoakum. Perry, Marshall, Rob erts, c. s. Wilson, Mitchell. Will COX, Rothenberger. c. Cain. Wheel CT. Ballas, Heisler. Turney, Fox, P. Brown, and Miss Collins.
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 The women who sewed the past week for the Bisbee Red Cross were Mesdames G. Williams, H. O. Harris, c. A. Hardin, w. H. Butterfield, N Bedford, M P. John, H. Compton, J. C. Landrium, Kirwin, Frank Johnson, Mathews, R. Thomas, Duval, c. E. Hicks. McClerry, Sherman, Marun, Ar tur Playfair, Shine, Quick, Pember- ton, Hurst, Locking. Cochran, c. w. Allan, Russell, P A. DOnnel, c. D. Hud son, w. T. Haas, A. NJ. Shock, J. A. Holden, Viola Hughes. Anna Solomon, L. J. Jackson, J. A. Ferrel, NimitZ, J. EllinwOod. Morris, Sann- ders, Erickson, J. E. Cain, Kennaugh, Maddock, Donaldson, Trees, Thayer, White, Benton ST., Albright. Cook, Tregonning, Pressely, HagoOd, Han cock, King, G. Moon. Brownie, Grant, Knowles aRd T. E. Williams.
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 The latest move in the salvage cam | paign Is to have all the school chil- | dren bring the junk they may have I at home or accumulated through i search to the schools and a receptacle | will be ready for it to be placed in and i carried away Save the little scraps | and help win the big one" is the mot | to of the salvage department of the | Seattle Chapter of the Red Cross. That | should be the motto of Bisbee boys | IS well. Make it your own and act | 
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 A list of names will follow Of those | who sewed at the Garfield for the | benefit of the Red Cross the past week | F. E. Baldwin, J. w. Smith, | c. s. Philbrook, M. A. Daily, J. L. | Henley. E. A Graves, A. Finity. E. | Lindquist. Fred Rooney, Otto Leisman, | Bert Roley, W. E. Sowerbutts, c. w. | Watson. F. F. Williams, w A. Arthur, | E. NJ. Whitaker, Margaret Brown. E. | Wichern, J. H. McGregor, F. E. Ben | nett. Slaughter and Frank Munkers, | Misses Claudio Reed. Minnie Henley, | Fife Henley, Pulia Blair, Anah Mon roe, Eva L. Philbrook, and Florence | desnes.
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 Thursday, August 22, the following | women sewed for the A. F. F. w. at | he Garfield School, Mesdames Rooney, | Otto Leisman. Daly. Arthur, Tom Will ! Hams, Cain. Frantzen. Slaughter, c. | A. Hardin The articles completed in ] one days work were 2S war booties, i 30 carreI dressings and suits of paja- l mas.
 %. .s Friday night Miss Myrtle Ewing of | canyon entertained her | Fidelis class at her home. The girls | came dressed as little girls and played | children's games. Bondie Grant gave l a reading "A Naughty Little Girls i View Of Life" it was entitled. Then l were served The guests | were Mrs. Owen, and Mrs Grant Mvr- l 'le Carter. Willie Wheeler. Ida Tutle. 1 Esther Lange. Myrtle Ewing, Phoebe 1 Ewing Ruth Lange and Mrs. Tibbits, ! and Mrs. Beam and Mrs. Hutton.
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 Y. N. C. A. At Aislomar. Cal, the the only Y. M. C. A. grounds in this country. It is used only for conferences such as the war conference that was held thera in August. Situated on the coast, ameng the pines. it is indeed a delight