Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-19

Mrs. Bondie Grant entertained the Fidelia Class of the Baptist church at her home on Art Hill last Friday. A business meeting was held and a so- cial time was enjoyed afterwards. The feature of the evening was a number of readings by Mrs. Enola Scott. The members present were: Anna Cowan, Esther Lange, Syvella Pharon, Orlean Landrum, Willie Wheeler, Ruth Adams, Ethel Werner and Phoebe Holt. Ruby Knolls, Bon die Grant, Ruth Jones and Elsie Hut terman; Mesdames R. O. Owen, Enola Scott, Allen Babcock and Landrum.
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 Those present at the surgical dress ing class, which met at the Woman's Club on Monday afternoon were Mes danes Clinton Moon, Henry Poppen, C. S. Joint, F. T. Shell, H. Akard. M. F. Gibson, M. c. High, Ross Griffith, John Chain, C. A. Bailey, Blanche Lindquist, Helen L. Tregonning, Jas. Senna and Miss Gertrude Sherman. Mrs. Henry Poppen was in charge and 1450 surgical dressings were made.
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 Adawana Camp Fire Girls and grade 90 of junior high, also did their part. They made $50 congresses and these present were Irene Griffith, Mary Serkovich. Grace Mitchell, Flor ence Lambert, Ella Core, Ida Hutter- man. Edna Chain, Jean Waters, Alma Beam, Bertha Ojeda, Ruth Tucker. Grace Scott, Helen Downs, Margaret McGregor and Helen Okerstrom.
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 D. C. Griffith, treasurer of Bisbee Lincoln Committee A. F. F. w., makes an accounting: Balance on hand April 31, s13.SS. Mrs. John Chain, benefit card party, S16; tag day pro ceeds, S921S0. Total S9516S. Dis bursements: Outing flannel $21.3S; express, S1.70; printing of tags, $S.75, and printing of placards, $500.
 Mir Griffith has been highly com plimented from Paris and national headquarters through Mrs. Frantzen. state chairman, for the able manner in which he has at all times conducted and safeguarded the Funds money and for promptness in dispatching the monthly contribution to Paris for the upkeep of the Funds automobiles that are in actual service to and from the battlefields in France.
 The local Fund is very fortunate in having so capable a man as Mir. Grif- fifth to safeguard it's three different departments with its many demands.
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 Les Jeune Club had their regular meeting Saturday afternoon at Gar field School. Knitting chin bands and making infants bootees, much to the delight of the many nimble fingers during the afternoon. The club and their mothers had a picnic at Warren Park Saturday afternoon. Games, stories, music and dancing were in- dulged in until 4 p. m. when luncheon was served. All report the time of their young lives was had.
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 4 dance given at the Lowell camp Friday night was all that could. be asked for. It is surprising how many gay and lighthearted people there are in the community.
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 Thursday the Bisbee-Lincoln Com mittee reported that a number of MOn6u NlSllOu llc NOl h lOOiho III OoA- field school and many pairs of war bootees, hospital shirts, carrel dress ings Surgical dressing) and slings were made during the day.
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 The women of the Christian Science church who served refreshments last Saturday night at the Warren Park dance made S76.50 One cake was auctioned and brought S35. This is a splendid record and enthusiastic workers will make a splendid sum if they just continue the good work. The public school teachers have offered their services this Saturday night
 Mrs. Orlean Landrum and Mrs. Del la Babcock entertained the Fidelas class of the Baptist church Tuesday evening at the home of Mir. and Mrs. P. w. Dixon of Warren in honor Of the class president, Syvilla Ferron, who left Wediesday morning for wis., it with relatives and friends at her former home in Kentucky after which she will go to Washington, D. C., where she will enter government ser