Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-01
NeUs Of Social Circles

Ross Griffith. and F. E. Pennett. Misses Florence Messner, Anah Mon- roe. Philbrook, Julia Blair, Minnie Henley and Anna Wilmer.
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 Those who sewed at the Garfield Red Cross last week were: Mesdames F. E. Baldwin, NJ. A. Daley, J. l.. Hen ley. J. w. F. Smith, H E. Morgan, E. N. Whitaker, F. Webster, A. Finity. E. A. Graves, Frank Munkers, w. C. Jones. Frank Anderson, James Parr, w. A. Arthur. Thomas E. Williams, D. Chance, c. F. Philhrook, Margaret Riuwn. H. M. Wiz. J. A M Nouk. ]. Rilborn, P. II ::irCsD', r. WIch' IT.. RosS Griffith. J. rEenr and r F. Bennett. Misses Florence Messner. Philbrook, Julia Blair, Minnie Henley, and Anna Wilmer.
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 Those who sewed at the Garfield school on Thursday for the A. F. F. W were Mesdames Daly, Pennepack- CT, P. NJ. Williams, Hayes, John Chain, M. E. M. Frantzen, c. E. Winstead, J. F. Parr, Sowerbutts, c. H. Hardin and Genevieve Frantzen. Five suits of paiamas, twelve pairs of war booties, 102 Carrel dressings, 253 eye com presses and fifty-eight eye swabs were completed.
 Mrs. P. B. Lord is a guest of Mrs. c. r. Philbrook of Tombstone Canyon. Mrs. Lord is former resident of Bis bee, and numbers of her friends have called. and many have greeted her with informal afternoon entertain nents.
 The uniform for the members of the American Fund for French Wound ed is composed of the new French blue smock veil and peasant cap. The French government has ,squested its campaign committee to adopt this uni form when working in this country for the French benefit. The A. F. F. w. wears the same smOck as Ile 4. C. D. F., but use the long French blue veil, with blue, white and red band with A. r. F w. in gold thereuh While the a C D. F. wear the peasant cap with trasscId for arm, with American and French flag. this be, lg their emblem for campaigners in both France and AmerIca
 Master J. D. Dixon was given de- lightful birthday party on Monday aft erDoon. Many of his little friends gathered at his parents home in War ren to celebrate his third birthday. Numerous presents. were presented to him and simple little prize games were played. Dainty refreshments were served to the following youngsters: Eunice Barnum, Pauline Stevens, Esther and Irene Roberts, Heber Vol cher, Benjamin Davie, J. D. Dixon and Allen and Bert Roberts. Mesdames John Roberts, Charles l.. Barnum, Per " Dixon. Tom VOlcher and Stevens were also present.
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 Those who registered at the Jigger- vile Red Cross rooms for sewing dur ing the past five days were: Mes danes Butler. J. F. Sinclair, McKeen, Sherett, Hobbs, Birdino, c. B. Fisher, Camady, Cannon, Rudolphe, Creasey, Schuller. Sinclair, Scofield, Buchanan, Black, Crowley, Alvin and HaSSlnger.
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 The Ladies' Aid of the Christian church met at the church on Tuesday and put in the whole day from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. sewing for the Red Cross. Those present were Mesdames C. E. Winstead, F. D. Buscher, H. B. Nalley, J. M. Melbourne, H. G. Ables, G. w. Stewart. J. L. Henley, c. M. Deacon, F. K. Moores, w. P. Smith, G. D. Hudson, John F. Chain and Alice A. Bell.
 w@g A social dinner was given by Sergts. ! Verna D. Wotherholt, John J. Orth, 1 Ralph W. Nicholson, George A. | OLeary and Corp. William P. Looney | of company A. Twenty-second Bn. U. | S. Guards, at Lowell, Sunday, Aug. 25, 1918, for the Misses Margaret and | Della Carney, Venetia Lewis, Beaula Barnard and Louis HampstOn. Mess | Sergt. Orth had a delicious dinner | served at l D. ID. and after dinner all | enjoyed a very sociable afternoon.