Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-06

m attendance Owing to the absence .of the president. Mrs. Chain. but little business was disposed of. One new member was enrolled. Mrs P. W. Black. The afternoon was very pleas antly spent. due to the hospitality and goOd-fellowship Of the hostess. The social period was crowned with dainty refreshments It was decided our next meeting would be with Mrs. c. W. Stewart
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 Y. ". C. A. NOTES
 The house members of the '. W. c. A gave a farewell breakfast to Miss Mover the Sunday before Christmas. The long table which extended across the end of the blue room was decorat- ed. as was the parlor itself. with holly and mistletoe and evergreen boughs brought in from the adjoining noun tains Miss Mover was made the re cipient Of a yery welcome travelling bag and Miss Marie Bartlett made a little presentation speech. Mss MOy- CT replied by expressing her sincere appreciation Of the love and affection that prompted the gift in words such as only Miss Mover could have used The committee who Snperintended the preparation and serving of the break fast consisted of Misses Sallie Mccall Dorothy Gregg. Marie Bartlett and Lillian Regan- Among the members and guests who sat down at the table were Misses Bernice McCurdy, Jean Boyd. Harriett Bartlett, Katherine Frisbie. Benita Garcia, Ida Ford. Mur. phy, Vance. Hoben. Elizabeth HerTick, Genevieve Stimson. Edith Lowe. Ellen Avery. Alice Blair. Anne Bihler. Irene McDcaald. Jean Bsrtounean- Mes danes Herrick. Jack Chambers. May Keeler and COlton-
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 New Years night was the occasion of a most enjoyable affair when the girls auxiliary of the Red Cross enter. tained Troops c and H of the, 17th Cavalry stationed at Naco and the members of the S5th Infantry station ed at Lowell The rooms were beau tifully decorated with flags and flow. CTS and games and dancing were the order of the evening. Music was fur nished by Nessrs. Parish and Long The committee consisted of Misses Cooley. Desmond, Gaden, Bauer. Core Rodemeyer and Boyd Each guest was tagged with his name and native state. which enabled all to become more easily acquainted
 The entertainment committee was composed Of Misses Bernice McCurdy Edith Lowe and Jennie Warren Miss Lowe was chairman The musical program. which was interspersed with dancing and games throughout the evening was thoroughly enjoyed A quartette consisting of Miss Lucille Watkins. Alfred Truscott, Mrs. | Woods. and Tom Wallace sang "Bub hles.- and ~Old Mother Hubbard Miss Sallie J. Mccall was the accom- Uanist. Miss Anna Wallace sang "Keeu the Home Fires Burning" sc ccmpanied on the piano by Miss Hodg sen. Miss Olive Horton rendered a solo with Miss Jean Quinn as pianist reading. How Bill Adams Won the Rattle Of Waterloo" was given by Prof. Snider. Georgia Meyer gave a very pretty exhibition of solo dancing
 Delicious refreshments of home made cake and coffee were served in the cafeteria. The refreshment com mittee was made up Of Nesdames Hen " Pierce. Mabei Moore and Miss Grace Parsons. who were ably assisted " Mesdames Sanders and Tonkin and Misses Avery. Bihler and Patton 9th CTS who assisted on various commit tees of entertainment were Mrs. Lu cille Stidger. Misses Edna Newman Florence Watkins. Marie Bartlett and Kittie Reran.
 Great credit is due the women of the community for their generous re sponse in giving the delicious cakes