Bisbee daily review., 1918-10-06
NeWs Of Social Circles


 The American woman will have no time for anything the next two weeks that does not concern Liberty bonds The very name has a thrill. Liberty how very much that has come to mean in the last year. If We were growing a little stagnant, that day is in the dim vistas of the past and the desire to work shines ahead and lights up our pathway.
 For every name on the roll of honor, there will be a million dollars raised. Our brave allies are looking towards America. utterly confident that We will not fail them. and We never have and surely we never will. Such a lot of money must be had that it is too much for the human mind to conceive for that sum of six billion silver dol lars must be communicated in Amer ica and all her possessions.
 In the parade Saturday night when the women passed with their heads uncovered and their white dresses gleaming in the dusk, it made one in- stinctively straighten up and take new lease on life, and wonder why they in congress do not see fit to pass the national bill of woman suffrage. Women carrying banners with service stars gleaning, some two and three, Red Cross an emblem of mercy, the Y. W. c. A, help and kindness, the knitters with the needles twinkling in and out of their delft fingers, the per manent blind relief, A. F. F. w.. Camp Fire Girls, Boy Scouts and all the rest eager and glad to be marching, with the band playing stirring music. It was great, women from all walks of life walking, side by side, friendly and cordial to each other, considering that one bond, "Americanism," that has made the whole world akin. So the parade was a success, and the enthus- iasm to buy more, sell more and work every minute of the long days of the coming two weeks in the Liberty bond drive was manifest.
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 The ladies who sewed at the A. F. F. W. work room in Garfield school Wednesday and Thursday were Mesdames Hardin, Daily, Goldie, Leis- man, Doyle, FrantZen, Whitaker Me carney, Butler, Rooney, Bean. Chain, Sweinleim, Sowerbutts, Ruff and Bra naman. Two hundred and twenty bar Tels of dressings, four pajamas, two bed pads, two pairs war bootties, twenty-four congresses, and six sur prise bags were made.
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 Mrs. Charles H. Hardin is the new ly appointed chairman of Bisbee-Lin- coin A. F. F. W. and will have charge of the surgical dressings. Mrs. Hardin will be glad to teach any one who wishes to learn in the absence of Mrs. ] Frantzen just how they are made Mrs. Frantzen, state chairman, is leav- Tuesday to tour the state overland with the war film that she recently showed here in the interest Of French . relief work.
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 Mrs. NJ. E. NJ. Frantzen. on leave of absence from the Warren district. will visit New York City where she has been called to national headquar- ters for a meeting as she has recently been appointed to a much more re- sponsible office of the funds of both committees. She will be gone five of . six weeks, but Mir. Frantzen will re- turn in about ten days to resume his duties on Sacramento hill.
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 The pupils of the Loretta academy l sold S30.50 worth of tickets at the dance given by the A. F. F. w and ! should be mentioned for these chill 1 dren worked faithfully. And their help will go far towards purchasing an ambulance for the wounded in France. 
 The Twentieth Century club re- sumed active work, beginning a new club year. A member generously do- mated substantial rocking chair to be sent to the base hospital at Camp Harry Jones. A committee from the club visited the base hospital to aseer- tain further their needs, and found the only thing really needed, to be a wheel . chair. The club is going to see that they get the chair. A local woman gave the club the means to adopt another orphan for a year. Several interesting letters have been received from the first orphan !. also his picture.
 The home economic department of . the club is in correspondence with . Miss Edna D. Evans and expects tcl