Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-14
NeWs Of Social Circles

expected 10 turn out and do her snare No matter what else may be left un- done. our first and last duty is tO the American Red Cross. Even little Tombstone is a head of us. Which should make Eisbee make a great ef- fort to equal and excel every other town in the county.
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 There will be a joint meeting at ' n m. in the recreation room at the Y. W. c. A.. of the Bisbee-Lincoln com mittees of the American Fund for French Wounded All members and friends Of both committees are urged to be present. by order of Mrs. John Chain. who is chairman of both com mittees. The state chairman is Mrs. Frantzen.
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 The surgical dressing class which met at the Woman's Club. Friday af- ternocn made 1400 surgical dressings. The following women were present: Mesdames D. H. Landes, Howard Sterling. W. E. Hankin. c. H. Moore, M c. High, l. J. Burgess, F. Duval, Ben Johnson. Y. Johnson. B. Norton. A. U. NTdTlNtll -NONclls N- Gollweitzer. c. ]. Charleston, C. A. Hunt. F. c. Churchill, J. Murray, c. Cornell. P. Woodman, H. Barkell, c. L. Edmundson. Sam Frankenberg. F. A. Kopp, M F. McKenny and G. Me Lillen, Misses Mayme Rock and Mary M Butler.
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 All members of the Fraternal Broth erhoOd are requested to be present on Monday evening, to meet the state manager. Brother and Sister Mahron. Refreshments will be served by order of the president, Ben Moss, at Medi- govich hall.
 Mir. and Mrs. II. ". Barnes of Ohio are visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Melvin s. Krebs. They have been wis iting with Ray B. Krebs in Tombstone All are former residents of the same locality in Ohio.
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 9. H. S. CARNIVAL
 Last night at the high school the students gave a regular carnival at the F. H. s. building for the benef>, of the athletic department of the stu dent body association or the local high There was everything there from the chamber of horrors and baby show to the dancing girls who know so well how to separate one from his money. Confetti and paper ribbons filled the atmosphere and entangled the dancers throughout the evening and the merriment continued until a fo.a bour Rafrachrnanfc oF all kiudc were served to the crowds who filled the hall all evening and when the af- fair broke up it was found that a neat sum had been netted for the cause. The cabaret was the feature of the evening being a representation of the real thing on a miniature scale. Miss Grace Southard added to the realism of the cabaret with several vocal se- lection which were appreciated by the diners. At a late hour the other activities were suspended and a gen eral dance completed the program. The proceeds will be devoted to the promotion of athletics in the B. H. s. and general athletic expense.
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 ALUMNI DANCE
 Invitations are out for the last Alumni dance of the season. Owing to the approach of summer and the warm weather. the monthly indoor dances of the Alumni association will be suspended until fall However. a series of dances on the roof of the new Horace Mann Junior high are planned. This out door gymnasium is large enough to accommodate a good sized crowd and these open air dances high above the city should be very popular among the Alumni and their