Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-19
NelUs Of Social Circles

vice. The evening was spent in vari- ous games after which refreshments of ice cream and wafers were served othe following: Misses Caroline Johnson, Esther Lang. Mable Ewing, Ida Watkins, Lettie Brown. Syvilla Ferron, Ruby Knowles, Anna E. Cow an, Mary Arams, Phoebe Holt, Ruth Jones, Willie Curtis. Wheeler, Orlean I.andrum, Pearl Humphries. Rondie Grant. Pearl Shepard, Iva B. Owens, Zola Dixon. A. F. Sheppard, c. B. Landrum. Della Babcock.
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 From 6:3O until 1O:30 a suggestion of cabaret was introduced at the Cop per Queen Hotel Friday night Some passing musicians that were really good were the entertainers. Couples danced or listened to the music as they chose. The lobby was crowded with people and a sympathetic audi ence they were too from the applause that followed each dance or song This is something different and re lieves the monotony of war work. saN .
 A dance at the Country Club Satur- day night was a splendid success as all of their dances are. Music and gay laughter reigned supreme. All of the members were present and the more the merrier.
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 Monday evening at the B. H. s. auditorium the Alumni association gave a reception for the high school graduates of the class of 1918. The hall was decorated in the senior class colors of purple and white and under the direction of Miss Jennie Warren very tasteful scheme was worked out. Parish's five piece orchestra rem dered the music. Their playing was fine and many complimentary re- marks about the music were heard. About fifty couples were present in- cluding the members of the graduat- ing class, members of the Alumni and their friends. A most delicious punch was served throughout the evening and brick ice cream with wafers fur nished delightful refreshments to the dancers at late hour. A clever grand march was led by MT. Phil brook and Miss Hattie Malam and the affair in general was voted the most pleasing social event of the season.
 May 24th an Operetta will be given by the High School Glee Club and Junior Class at the high school audi torium. This is to be the best event of all the real events that have been given under the auspices of Miss Me Calls capable management. This is being looked forward to with great ex- pectations. A matinee will be given May 23rd and another performance will be rendered May 24th.
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 In the Warren Red Cross rooms there is considerable interest ex- pressed in making surgical dressing. The new cutting machine has arrived this week. 143S surgical dressings were made this past week. Mesdames Murry, Jewell and Croslin are in charge. Among the women who have worked this past week at the work rooms are Mesdames Notman, Meyer. E. c. Campbell, Hollis, Balmforth. Coles. Twomey. Taylor. Wilson and the Misses Kennedy.
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 The Lowell Red Cross surgical dress ing department under the direction of Mrs. Paul Bell made 2240 congresses last week. The following ladies at tended: Misses Diggan, Duffy, Meg ede, Mesdames Laning, Burton. Tay- Tor. Roland, Whitehead, Williams, Johnson, Dodd, Postern, Hoffman, Amstein, Morganstein, Henderson. Megede, Elliott. Tuckness, Manning, Taber and Shilliam. The sewing de- pertinent completed 2S pajama suits and eight surgical aprons.
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 Miss Beatrice Mckay entertained her Sunday school class of the Pres byterian church with delightful par ty at her home on Quality Hill Satur- day afternon Those present thorough lv enjoyed the afternoon. Dainty re- treatments of nuts. dates, waters and sherbert were served. Miss Rylla Wacek assisted in serving. Those pres ent were: Marion Morse, Alma Alvin. Thelma Ferrel. Catherine Ashby. Pearl Brown. Ruth Churchill. Grace Brown lie. Lottie Mae Wacek, Lenora Nichols, and Burl Putnam.