Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-17


 Johnson (sopranO), who were in Bis bee from the Polytechnic high schOO of Los Angeles. They are making tour of Arizona for no known reason other than to give people treat or % sing their way into their hearts. The, are ehaperoned by J. E. Robertson Miss Mate Robertson's father. who is Q singer himself. Miss Robinson and Miss Johnson both sang solos; then Miss Robertson ard father sang a duet. The recital was held from to 3.
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 Miss Anna Mae Warren, daughter of I. s. Warren, was admitted to the Polytechnic high school in Los An seles from 35 applicants without Rn examination on her own merits and the recommendation of the Bisbee high school. It is very difficult. to be admitted to this school. and Miss Warren must show marked ability or il would De impossible to enter. She expects to make a tour of Arizona with Miss Robinson and Miss Johnson very soon.
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 The new Steinway Grand piano ar rived for the high school March I5. IL was ordered through Mir. Reynolds. Last year two entertainments were given to raise money towards this in- strument One of them will be well rem embered, the Hubbard-Gothelft operalogue from "Lohengrin." And 125 boys did a great deal by a play they gave at the high school. So much money was raised in these sort or things that the school board very kindly donated the balance. So nov the high school is the proud possessor cf Q beautiful new piano It will be formally dedicated in the near future by musicians who will be here. It is 10 be made regular festival of music.
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 Mrs. F.. v. Hicks and Mrs. Henry Pierre gave a surprise shower Marcn for Miss Ruth Wade at the home oi Mrs. Henry Pierce. Quality Hill. The house was prettily decorated in pink and white, butterflies. kewDies ard hearts, very appropriate for the bride to-he. Cherry blossoms were artisti- cally arranged, a reminder of spring Dainty refreshments were served, and with every one knitting for sailors and soidier5 it was very enjoyable. Those present were: Misses Olga Rud- meyer, Mabel Brisley, Nelson, Guti- rie. Desmond, Bower. JudsOn, Jean Boyd Florence Watkins. Lucille Net- kins. Grace Parsons, Lowe. Mccall, Gregg Core, Ann Bsler, Rega.i, g iamBer, Nickel Whittig, Wade, Tceke: Mesdames Whittig. McLen- non Dunlap, Bergquist. COffman. Rear1Ca. Moore. TOnkin.
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 The WOman's leag.e met at the Presbyterian church on Wednesday. March f3. The officers for next yea. were elected as follows: President, Mrs. Richard Thomas; secretary. Mrs. p. L. Houstoa; treasurer. Mrs. Hash inger; missionary chairman, Mrs. A. Sinclair; house chairman, Mrs. John 0sleT: social chairman, Mrs. C.. H. Hunt: membership chairman. Mrs. AL bert SLeetz:F Young Peoble's chair man. Mrs s. H. Kyle; relief chair man. Mrs. c. C. Mitchell The next meeting will be held April 3 at the home of Mrs. s. +. Kyle.
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 The permanent blind relief fund held "a meeting Monday afternoon al the Y. W. C. 4. Twenty-Five women were present. Plans were made which are to be put into execution very soon in the line of benefit entertainments for this worthy work.
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 Mrs Clinton Moon of Tombstone Canon gave an informal reception at her home Saturday afternoon in honor Of her twentieth wedding anniversary to g of her friends.
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 On the 4th of March a shipment or knitted goods was sent to the Pacific division of the Red Cross in San Francisco consisting of 51 mufflers. 7s pairs Of socks. 31 sweaters and g pairs Of wristlets. To Camp Funston was sent S2 helmets. Which repre- sents just two weeks knitting in the Warren district. excluding Jiggerville, whose work was sent in too late to 20 with the shipment, but will be ready Wednesday of this week. All of the hitting was extremely satisfactory. lat mere socks are in demand and mre knitters are needed. They VII be made very welcome al the Red CI1ss rooms in the Copper Queer libnry on Tuesday and Friday from 10 tl 12 mornings and from til sf.eriCors. The p2Gt week from Fort HUac.rc2 and Tombstone a great amour Of knitted goods has oeen sen. in. Ths was donated by the members Of their workroom, as they are not as yet a chpter.
 A list 1f names will be given very soon Of ai the knitters in the Warren district The regular shirment VIII be the las, Of next week. and they would be elad to have all knitted goods ready by that time. There is to be unlimitd wool from now on, and a great many that haven't been kit ting are expected to get busy now.
 4 great many women who neither knit or sew have been well occupied along another ju;t as helpful line. It is this-they havi been bringing nice lunches and serv'fg them so that val uabla time will not be taken to go home 10 lunch and return. The Jig gerville women especially have done this and it is indeed appreciated
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 Friday night the B H S. Alumi az sOciation and its frieAds enjoyed very dnlfrhffu1 dauce af fha btCn