Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24
NeWs Of Social Circles

"A nlfLy gwen Tn honor or MFS. w H. Harden March 20. at the home of her mother, Mrs. John Rainey of Mas on Addition, was indeed enjoyable This was to cele. rate her paper ami versary, which Is one year of marriage The guests brought gifts of paper, nun erous and original Mrs. Harden is visiting here from Phoenix. The guests were AIisses Helen and Frances Lippert, Addie Hobbs, Mary and Tom- lison Jren. and Agnes Borigeo. Mes- danes M R M. FraLtzen, Katie Far cough. A. Shotwell. E. G. Schwartz Bertha Ritchie, D. s. McCrae, PearCe and E. Rainey
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 AnOna club will meet Tuesday even ing, March PC, at the home of Miss Elizabeth Stamper.
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 Mrs. Gerald Sherman and mother have returned to the city from Doug las, where they have been visiting.
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 The Methodist church Epwor- I league will have a delightful hike this evening. All young people invited 10 catch the G:30 car up the canyon.
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 Mrs. Arthur Houle had an informal tea at her home in honor of her guest, Miss Johnson, from Phoenix, on the afternoon of March 22.
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 William Elliot and Emmabelle Rolls mot0red to Tucson. where they were married the 17th, celebrating St. Pat rick's day. They returned to Bisbee where they will make their home.
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 The clothing requested for the Bel giun relief of the Red Cross commis- sion is coming in nicely. All that could be asked. Any one that wishes to mike donation is asked to do 30 before Monday. or on that day things will be acceptable.
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 Nr. and Mrs. c. W. Boswell are ex- pected back from their honeymoon from California on Monday, March 25. Mrs. Boswell was the very popular Ruth Wade. They are to reside in the City Beautiful. Warren.
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 The Parent-Teacaers' association met al the Center school on Tuesday evening and enjoyed 9 most entertain- ing program The compittee or books for Q children's library reported that tNe Copper Queen library will furnish all books for children's department in the library if the schools will pro- vide a librarian. One with required qualifications has not yet been SC cured.
 MT Donaldson, in charge of the ed u-ational department of the Y. M. c. 4. spoke on Psychology of Child De velopment" Piano sClo by Miss Mar garet McCcnoughy. Delightful re- treatments were then served.
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 A delightful evening was spent at the home of John K. McRae in South Bisbee, when about 40 of his friends surprised him Music and games com prised the entertainment of the even ing. Refreshments consisting of sand wiches. cake and punch were served All were. .mOtored home after the best time in years Miss Anna May Warren is spending a few days visiting her brother How ard at the university in Tucson.
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 The AnOna club will meet with Miss
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 Those attending the surgcial dress ing class al the WOman's club March 22 were Mesdames l.. L. Gilman, C M McKean, V. Johnson. H. N. Sterl ing, Howard Barkell, Ben Franken berg. NJ. c. Gage, Harry Reese, F. l. McClelland, c. l.. EdmonsOn, F. C. Churchill. Sam Frankenberg. James Cannon. A. O. Fridel. C. H. Moore, D. o. Landis, T. Olson. Harry Neyland B. M Richardson, T. L. Houston, C. C. Mitchell. N. c. BledsOe, w. E. Han kin, l.. H. Golwitzer, Ivan Burgess Carl Trischka, James Silverton. A. M Smock. R. E. Warner. s. H. Kyle. ana Miss Dorothy Gregg. Eleven hundred dressings were made. Miss Mary Put Ter was in charge.
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 Bisbee lost one of its most popular members of the younger social set in the departure for Kansas City of Miss Josephine Southard Miss Southard left on the Golden State Thursday morning for that city and was accom- panied by her younger brother Horace They will meet their father H. c Southard, there and will make their future home in Kansas City. MT SOuthard is interested in a big live stock concern in the middle west. The Southards came here about a year ago and since then have made a great number of friends, who will regret tC hear of their departure. Mrs. Southarc and daughter Grace SNill leave in a few weeks.
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 Mrs. N. A. Shettle, wife of a promi nent San Francisco business man, ar rived on the Golden State Limited Saturday morning to spend the sum mer with Mir and Mrs. Eibes. NIT Eibes has just recently accepted the position as chief clerk to ]. C. Ryar as engineer of the COchise county highway commission.