Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-28
NeUs Of Social Circles

Hugh Ballinger. Mrs. Burnell Hatcher and Miss Ruth Heney.
 Mrs. II. w. Ziph and Mrs. Hugh Ballinger are entertaining for Mrs. Beaton on Monday afternoon at the home of the former, N. Stone avenue. On Tuesday, Mrs. Beaton will be the complimented guest at a party given by Mrs. D. w. Bloom of s. Third av- enue.
 Mrs. Gouley Burcham of East Fifth street was hostess at four tables of bridge Thursday afternoon. entertain ing in honor of Mrs. BeatOn. The at tractive home was beautifully decor ated, roses being used in profusiOn. The first prize. a pair of silver knit ting needles, was won by Mrs. D. B.. Tait, who is the guest of her sister, Mrs. LautarO ROca. Mrs. Charles F. Solomon carried off the guest prize. a card of thrift stamps. Following the game, tea was served.
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 Madame Grieselda who won a great deal of fame abroad, and is a singer of renown, is residing in Bisbee at the present time attended the concert giv- en by the Bisbee talent Wednesday afternoon Madame Grieselda is now married to an oil man and living in the Warren District She has given iup her professional life. but enjoys music no matter where she hears it and was so moved with the recital that she wrote the following letter to the Review:
 "I attended the concert Wednesday afternoon, given in the gymnasium of the high school by Bisbee talent, and enjoyed a program which would do credit to any larger musical centers of the world, and which far exceeded my anticipations, both for<the artistic merits and the scholarly manner in which each participant acquitted him. self
 The numbers rendered from begin ming to end were a source of great pleasure to the large audience, and called forth enthusiastic responses.
 "Bisbee may indeed feel itself hon. ored and fortunate in being able 10 produce such an array of talent Each participant gave his best and highest in artistic and musical merit, and it would seem unfair to lay stress on
 any particular aspirant, as each one in himself stood out in his own partic- ular line of endeavOr with a clearness, distinctiveness and artistic beauty of tone and coloring, that made the con cert as a whole the success it proved itself to be, and once more 1 reiterate that Bisbee has every reason to feel itself proud of this production of art and artistes that one usually only only looks for in the larger cities in the world.
 "The magnificent concert pianist I found in Mrs. Sam Frankenberg to- gether with the splendid singing of Miss Helen Treu, vocalist of operat- ic ability and the violinist, MT. Per lindes, was a combination truly eX- ceptional. The singing of the Trio deserves praise, as also the arduoue work of the accompanist, MT. Key holds, upon whom the burden of the afternoon fell, for seldom is it realized the amount of labor and time and un- tiring patience that the task of ac- companying involves.
 Before concluding I feel that l must give special mention to those who made it possible for Bisbee to en- joy such a musical and artistic treat, and I can honestly state that I have not for a long time enjoyed such 2 splendid musicale. The high school itself a structure of beauty in design and architecture. Was a surprise to me, built so uniquely in the mountains of this wonderful mining district, and I this pen regarding the magnificent Steinway piano with it's silvery and mellow tone, which must have been joy to all the performers.
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 The local chapter Red Cross has been offered by the c. & A. band the exclusive right to serve refreshments at the dances at Warren Park thruogh the season. The matter was thorough ly discussed in the executive meeting and it was decided to accept this of fer. and the entertainment committee was instructed to make the necessa- " arrangements to carry this out to the best interests of the Red Cross.
 So We are asking everybody or so- ciety of women in the Warren District to give a helping hand and take their turn in serving at the park on Satur- day nights beginning the first Satur- day in May. In this way no one will have to take more than two turns and we hope to make a good showing to- l wards the support of the Red Cross. 1
 For any further information, you | can communicate with Mrs. c. H. | Hunt. Phone 225.
 This is a splendid opportunity to make some money for the Red Cross. | If all of the different societies in town | take turns, each will only have to pre- | pare refreshments about twice during | the season. The women are not asked | to donate but to buy things as cheap | as possible and sell them for a profit | and take the cost from the proceeds. i
 The Catholic swomen attempted to serve refreshments one night but the elements were against them. Now that summer time is almost here more success will be assured.
 The Lowell Red Cross surgical dress ing department under the direction of Mrs. Paul s. Bell made 1905 compress es this week. The following are the who attended the work room turing the week: Misses Abbe Dugan Duffv Mppadp Nfacdampe TaylOr RO-