Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-20

 unusual ability who holds degrees from three colleges of expression. will give sn exhibition of her art in the "Y- gymnasium next Tuesday after noon and evening The occasion IS under the auspices of the Twentieth Century club. and the proceeds are to be turned over the local chapter Of the Red Cross ~Rebecca of Sunny brook Farm which is her afternoon subject. is well known and liked for it's native charm. and will prove of much interest 10 children and 10 grownups who remember that they have once been children. Passing of the Third Floor Back will be read in the evening. In it the zuSaOr. Jerome K Jerome, describes the various characters of a cheap boarding house, which tires to assume an aire of pre- tension The theme is broad and de mands a more comprehensive inter pretatiOn. bringing out Miss Hutchin- sons excellent technique, as well as her own interesting personality Dr. Ella Harris. Ph. D., head of the de partment of English of the Washing ton State Normal school. says:
 Miss M. C. Hutchinson has a quiet voice that carries emotion and thought without self-cOnsciousness; a charm ingly dignified and unstudied stage presence. and withal. a power to se- leet material suitable for platform work and suited to reader and audi ence-
 Dr. J. s. Secrest. president and platform manager of the Epworth Park Chautauqua. says: Miss Hutch insOn's work is needed to save the Chautsqua platform flon the cheap vaudeville show While she instructs. she entertains in the highest sense of the term"
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 Mrs. James Blair entertained St Johns guild Tuesday afternoon at her home in Oak street Mrs Florence Patton Barrett and little son Bruce were out-of-tOwn guests. Refreshments of coffee. tea and cake were served. Mrs. J. ". Fisher of Brophy avenue will be guild hostess on January 22.
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 At the last meeting of the Woman's club the usual war work program was carried out Members who attended were Mesdames Howard Barkell, F. C. Beckner, \. C. BledsOe, Ivan Burgess, F. E. Coles, Frances Cmummings. Sam Frankenburg. M- E. Gage. L. L. Gil man, w E. Hankin, Vance Johnson, Sam H. Kyle. D. H. Landes. C. H. Moore, B. A. Norton. Gerald Sherman. H. NJ Sterling, Carl Trischka and c. s. Wilson
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 AnOna club members gathered at the home of Misses Edith and Evelyn Kennedy in Warren last Tuesday evening The business meeting was followed by a social hour spent in chatting, music and knitting. Re treatments were served The club is planning to give a dance on St. Val entine's night, which will be three weeks from next Thursray. More defi- nite announcement will be made later as the details will be arranged at the next meeting of the club. which takes place January 29 at the home of Mrs T. Dunlap in Warren The members who were present were Misses Jennie Warren, Maud Braziel. Lorraine Cain Ellen Avery, Opal Core, Elizabeth Stamper. Florence Linderman. Lucy Caretto, and Mesdames T. Dunlap and Albert RicdeL
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 Mrs. Hutchinson of Los Angeles is now in Bisbee, having been called here by the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. E. H. Wickern-
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 NIT. and Mrs John Bedding and their two children of Calumet, Mich, are the guests of their sister. Mrs. B. W. Norton They expect to leave shortly for Tyrone, N NJ
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 The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church held their weekly meeting on Thursday afternoon at the Y. W. C. A.. the occasion being a ~get-aequaint- cd social" The following were pres ent: J. W. Humphrey, c. H. COe. S. B. Woods. J. B. Duree. George Bell. J. D. Russell, J. H. Bransman. l. T. Nor gan, O. W. Harshaw, W. H. Cooper. George Gilman. R. O.Owen. N L. But Ter. David Allen. W. c. Bryan Tea and coffee with waters were served, and Mrs Harshaw presided at the tea table. The meeting next Thursday afternoon will be with Mrs D. B. Bas- sett in Tombstone Canyon
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 Mrs Florence Barrett of Henry, H.. is the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. John " Patton of Mason Hill.
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 MT. and Mrs. Meteer of Illinois are visiting Dr. Darragh-
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 Mrs Sam Kyle has been appointed county chairman of the third Liberty loan campaign. which will be launched early in February Mrs. Kyle served ably in this capacity in the former campaigns
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 Risbee women will be pleased to learn that Mir Dickinson of the state bureau of mines will address them along the lines of food conservation at the "Y" gymnasium Thursday aft ernOOn at o'clock.
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 The surgical dressings class. which gathers at the WOman's club every Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. is mak- ing excellent progress in its valuable