Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-13

TO the discussion of the Red Cross ben
eft which is 10 be given under the
auspices of the club the afternoon
and evening of January - in the "
gymnasium Miss N. c. Hutchinson.
the well-known reader. viii make her
first appearance in BiSbee and will
read ~Rebecea OF Sunnybrook Farm"
AT the matinee, and Passing of the
Third Floor Back in the evening.
Mrs. CObbe. who has charge of the
sale of tickets. distributed them TO
the members. Ms. Spaulding. Mrs.
Parish. Mrs. Harshaw and Mrs. Barton
attended TO the putting Of placards in
] store windows. Mrs. OrsOn MoRae
{ was elected 10 membership. When
I the business session was adjourned.
I Mrs Cochran. chairman of the literary
! committee, took charge. Mrs. Linden
3 read a selection from Scientific Re
. search about the battleship Arizona,
and Miss Anita Angus read letter
{ which Mrs Frances Cummings mad
[ received from friend in Halifax. de
picting the tragic circumstances
which attended the explosion in the
I harbOr. The social committee. con-
I sisting of Mesdames SnOdgraSs and
I Barkell. served tea and waters Those
who attended the meeting were Mes
danes d. A Parish. C ". Hicks.
Hamp Cochran. Clarence Wittig. W s
Brakfield. R. Glaze. E J. Flanagan. J
T. Teufert- J. ". Scott. Mcclellan.
George CObbe. E ]. LaurensOn. Nc
Donald. Walker. Ora Harshaw. J. s
Barton. Robinson. NJ W. Makemson,
T. J. Spsulding. Robert Linden. Allie
Wilson. H SnOdgrass.
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A vesper service for young girls viii
be held Sunday afternoon from 5 TO {
o'clock Subject for the hour will be
along the lines Of patriotism. and viii
be in charge of Mrs J. W Morley The
service will be followed by a social
hour with light refreshments
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Mrs. W H Brophy gave a large
dancing party at the Warren District
Country club Saturday evening. The
party was in honor Of Miss EllinwOcd.
Many guests from Douglas and NaCO
were present
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A group of Y. ". c. A high school
girls. Joined by the house members,
enjoyed a marshmallow roast Thurs
day evening around the blazing open
fire whose honey cheer was much en-
weather without Music and singing
OF popular songs made the evening
merry one
The AnOna Club viii meet Tuesday.
January fifteenth, with Misses Edith
and Evelyn Kennedy OF Warren.
SSSs
The Blue Bird club of-giris al War
ren, which meets every Wednesday
afternoon at 4 O'Clock at the Warren
school Kindergarten. devoted their last
club hour 10 knitting squares. which.
when finished. viii be sewn into
large. warm blanket and given 10 the
Red Cross.
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Saturday Miss EllinwOod enter
tanned her bridesmaids for luncheon.
Covers were laid for six
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The gym class for business girls
meets in the recreation room at 1880
sharp Monday evening Come and
meet a friend and be a friend
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4 letter was recently received from
Miss Meyer. stating that she had ar
rived on December % in HOpewell.
Va. and had taken up her new work
With enthusiasm She writes in part:
The change from the wild west OF
Arizona to the sunny south of Viz
GINA has been so abrupt that il has
almost taken my breath away. The
cold has been more intense than the
section has known for 20 years and
thousands Of dollars worth OF damage
has been done The Du Pont Powder
company has been trying 10 do a big
'EOOd thing setting a high standard
not only for themselves but for other
big manufacturing interests also.
There are over 1I.0e0 employees at
the works. where they manufacture
guncottOn- They all live and move
ard have their being for the plant
During the cold weather men are
working all night in icy water. il need
be. for the plant" Miss Mover Will be
able &c supply Us with much interest
ing and instructive information IN re
gard 10 the actual working out Of the
practical helps that the association
Is giving the women and gin IN
plOyces in the vast ammunition fac
tories II viii help Us keep in touch
with what the east Is doing. and make
Us feel as though We had a part II
the great war preparations that We
would not otherwise have
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The Lady Naccabee will entertain
their members at a banquet on Mon
day evening. January a. al the Odd
Fellows hall After the banquet the
Installation OF officers viii take place.
followed by the regular meeting The
banquet viii begin an : O'Clock sharp.
and Other entertainment will be pro-
vided- The following officers have
been elected and viii be installed:
Lieutenant colonel, Gertrude Graves;
mistress at arms. Julia HOesch: ser
geanL. Helen Tschirant. chaplain.
Mary Harp; record keeper. Sarah
Reynolds. finance auditor. Mary Ash
by; sentinel. HOnora Munich: picket
anna Stevens; captain Of guards Clara