Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-21

MlnlnS DlSlTlCI OudpJeF lOT lllS mOhlH of March:
 22,97S Surgical Dressings
 363 Pajama Suits
 2l5 Hospital Coats
 63 Corfort Kits
 II Bath Robes
 AS Pairs Bed Socks
 s Pairs House Slippers
 2 Comforts
 F Wash Cloths
 Knitted Goods
 269 Pairs Socks
 60 Sweaters
 57 Helmets
 A Pairs Wristlets
 59 Mufflers
 The surgical dressing class at the Woman's Club which met on Monday afternoon under the supervision of Mrs Henry Poppen was very ener- getic. There were only six women present and 500 surgical dressings were made. The following were pres ent: Mesdames J. w. F. Smith, Ross Griffith. Akart, Hbnry Poppen and Bertram Brown and Miss NJ. E. Gib- son. It is surprising what a small
 
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 A new Bed Cross room in the Elks Club will be open to the public on Tuesdays and Thursdays. People must turn out and sew now as never before.
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 Calvin W. Pohlman and Miss Faye Gingerich were quietly married at Tombstone Tuesday, The first car they left town in turned over below the Divide and the couple came back to town on the Rockhill stage and secured another car and left for Tombstone.
 The bride attended high school here for three years. The groom comes from the coast and expects to go tc Camp Funston. The bride will stay in Bisbee with her parents Mir. and Mrs. Peter Gingerich.
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 The card party at the Woman's club for the Permanent Blind Relief Fund was more successful Saturday. Wom- en are realizing how much a little bit here and there will help. Twenty five cents isn't much to give for each person but if there is a fair attend ance, then a good many quarters are taken and every cent counts. Every body is invited to come, even urged to come. Mrs. Ivan Burgess and Mrs. c. H. Moore were the hostesses. De lightful tea was served. Next Satur- day another party will be held at the Country Club.
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 The Wapo Camp Fire girls of War ren made 53 congresses and 6 gaze metre Friday for the A. F. F. w.
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 The 4. F. F. w met Thursday at the Garfield school. with a most en- couraging attendance. Fifty-five rolls of bandages, 20 rolls of gauge ban dage, 395 congresses, g fracture pads IA slings, 5 suits of pajamas were made during the afternoon. Those present were Mesdames Frantzen. Daley, Baldwin, Hayes. SOwerbutts, Pierce, J. E. Cain, Parnell, T. E. Will jams, Anderson, Griffith. Brownie, Playfair. Winstead, Knowles, Rolf, Ethel, Welton, Hudson, Stean, Frazier Graves, T. M. Williams, Mayne, Finity and Hughes.
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 l. L. Berrien was married to Miss Mabel Brisley at 5:30 Thursday ger noon, Father Mandin officiating. The bride was a former kindergarten teacher of the Lincoln 9ehool, the groom is an engineer for the Shattuck The bridal couple accompanied by Mrs. Brisley of Prescott, mother of the bride, Miss Helen Woodburn, and Mir. and Mrs. John D. Sanders mot ored to Douglas, where they were en- tertained at dinner at the Gadsden Hotel. They will be out of town for a few days and when they return will reside in Eisbee.
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 The surgical dressing class was held at the WOman's Club Friday after noon. 1275 congresses werS made. Miss Mary Butler was in charge of the class Those attending were Mesdames J. l.. Silverthorn, Bert War ner, Lee Blair, D. H. Landes, C. H. Moore. c. E. Gollwitzer, T. O. Trubel, w E. Hankin. s. NJ. Smock, V. Charles ton, c. H. Hunt, Harry Reese, J. L.. Cannon, G. OdOn, D. McLellon. G. Hudson. I. McWhorter, F. Hudson, L. l.. Gilman. Howard Sterling. H. Bar kell, w Watkins, C. L. Edmundson.
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 The following pupils of Mrs. Nave Esther Thomson English will give a dramatic recital at the Eigh school auditorium Thursday evening, -.iay 16th. proceeds to go to the Red Cross. Freda Sutty, Amy Fenner, Blanche Campbell, Mary aretto, Mary Hennes- sy, Jeannette Newman, Edward Kelly, Mrs R M Bradley, Crystal Water. Sylvia Caro-, Dorothy Fenner, Naomi Newman.
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 This is a report handed in by Mrs. Sam Kyle of the Third Liberty Loan drive It shows that the women are doing their share in this worthy work as well as the men.
 "The third Liberty Loan is now in full swing apd the wOmen's commit tee under the present county chair manship of Mrs. Sam Kyle. with her able corps of assistants, have done splendid work in the drive
 "The women up to date in Cochise County have reported S17S.750. The chairman from Lowell, Mrs. George A. Bridge, with her associates, has sold 09E oOO ;r, bondc and Mrs C Will