Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-03


 and Mrs Everett E. EllinwOOd. Claw son Hill, the marriage of Miss COrne- Ea EilinwOOd and Mir Samuel H. Nor ris was cOnsummated. Miss EIlinwOOd was given away by her father. the cer- emony being the beautiful ring rite Of the Presbyterian church. officiated by the Rev. John C. Ellis Fry.
 Miss EllinwOOd was attended by Mrs. Reese Howell. matrOn of honor. and Miss Eleanor Barry. Miss Ger trude Sherman and Miss Hazel Rowe, bridesmaids.
 The groom was attended by sis brother, George D. Morris. of Prescott, as best man
 Following the ceremony. which was attended by about sixty guests, a re- ception was held in the EllinwOOd home Among the out-of-tOyT guests were Mrs Mary E Morris. mother of the groom, of New Orleans; Mrs Geo. " Young and daughter Miss Elizabeth Young. of Joliet. Illinois; Miss Flea nor Barry. of Los Angeles. and MT and Mrs. H c. DOwen Of Douglas.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morris left on the Gold en State Limited "Wednesday evening for the coast where they will spend a month They will be at home. in Globe. Arizona, after the first of March
 their honeymoon
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 Mrs IT. E n. FrantZen. state chair man of the Fund for French Wounded, returned to Bisbee last Sunday even ing after tour of organization in the central part of the state Mrs Frant- zen spoke in the interests of the Fund al Tucson and Phoenix In the latter city ex-GOvernor and Mrs. Campbell are taking charge of the wOra. and they VIII see to the organizing Of sub committees in Glendale and Tempe. In Tucson Mrs. Pierre St Aubin is chair man of the committee In both Phoe- nix and Tucson. the nature of the work that will be taken up Immediately is general refugee and ambulance work
 Subcommittee in COchise county are: Tombstone. Rev Stark. chair man. Mrs Julia AZIeI, teacher-mOnitOr Tombstone Canyon. Mrs John Chain chairman. Mrs. C. F. Hatcher. teacher monitor The members of the latter organization are principally members Of the Linccin School Parent-Teachers| association
 Following extracts from a letter re ceived from Mrs. Henry Beach Need ham. who has been in France for the Fund and who is expected to lecture in Bisbee some time In March. give an idea of the work being accomplish ed:
 The civilian division at BlerancOuTt is the only organization doing con structive rehabilitation both for the country and for the people in France. We have over 5000 acres of land un- der cultivation which means that We are producing food in France This eliminates naturally the very grave need of transportation and it Sneans food not only for the French peOnls who have been driven out of their homes, and the French armies. but al so for American armies.
 As we cooperate very closely with the French government and the French army we have practically no overhead expenses. All workers are paying their own way. so that every cent of money goes directly to the pur- pose for which it was designated To many people this is a great asset . They like 10 feel that if they give S100 that SI00 will be turned over 10 the people in France"
 Latest advices received from Paris i request the committees of the Ameri- I can Fund for French Wounded not to I send any more secondhand clothing to France. as the very limited shipping space necessitates the transportation . only Of such garments as are new and q se-viceahle and immediately available, . without repairs or cleaning There is | a particular demand for blankets !. sheets. warm underwear. flat broad shoes of the largest sizes. blOuses and ! skirts. new clothing for boys and girls, | ages three 10 five. jam. canned vege- tables. soups. etc and pieces of new material to be made into clothes in the workroom. where the women Oi France are being advsntageOusly en- plOyed-
 There is likewise an insistent de mand fer bandages. congresses. and ' gaze metres and it is 10 this making ! of these that COchise county women I are giving their time and attention. at !. present On the battlefield. in the i'm mense base hospitals. and in the dew astated provinces, the Fund for French | Wounded cO-operates veTy closely | with the American Red Cross. and the I utilization works out to the mutual aG- | NdILdzE uA UlAA NA-AAAAAA a-AN AA-44A - meufs-
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 AnOna Club members Ilet with Mrs | T Dunlap last Tuesday evening in Warren After a bIcIueS~ meeting m 1 which the details nf ;ae Valentine ] dance were discussed and committees . appointed, the young women employed . the social hours in sewing ant knit ting Enjoyable refreshments were served Dance committees were a7- I pointed as follows. Music. Misses | Opal Core and Elizabeth .Stansper: in l Titation. Misses Maud BraE.el. Opal Core and Mrs Albert Riddle. Door, 1 Misses Lorraine Cain ami Ellen Avery: | Punch. Mrs w Tonkin. Misses Flor ] ence Buckett. Margaret Gallagher and ] Florence Lindermau- DecoIz5iOiiS l Misses Jennie Warren and Margaret | Caretto- All the members are request | ed to assist the last namsi committee in decorating the hall The following were present. Mrs W Tsniin. Mss ! es Evelyn and Edith Kennedy. Flor ence Lindermsn. Jennie Warren. L. ! er nr-E~-aa-- T ~-r-afr,a nTre