Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-03
News Of Social Circles

Parents and teachers of the Linco'n school have invited everyone interest cd in spending an unusual evening Of fun, to a hard-tines party at the school building. next Saturday night An excellent program will be inter spersed between dances, consisting 0i selections by both the girls and the boys glee clubs of the high school and Ihe high school orchestra A stunt room where take-Osfs of variOus descriptions will be shown. ana 9 kangaroo court. where all persons will be tried and convicted, who wear any ornament or part of their costumes not in keeping with the hard-tines spirit of the affair. will doubtless oc- casion much merriment- The con- mittee, which is active in preparing for the party consists of Mesdames George CObbe, 2. ] Harris, B. w. Pernell. Barton, and Miss Catherine Frisbie
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 Delegates from all over southern Arizona will be in Bis5ee March ', to attend the annual meeting of the Presbyterial society of southern Art- 1ona. An interesting program has been arranged for the day. beginnins with morning session at the church as follows:
 Devotional exercises, Mrs. E. A. Durley.
 Address of welcome, Mrs. Andrew - Sinclair.
 Response. Mrs. Charles Blythe of Douglas.
 Reading of minutes of last meeting, held in Douglas. March 2S, 1917 Roll call. societies and delegates Report of Presbyterial officers. News from the field, Mrs L. C. Hayes of Phoenix
 Luncheon at the Copper Queen hotel, at 12:30. given by the Bishee Woman's league to members a2c guests
 Afternoon session. 2:30 D. nh
 Devotional exercises, Mrs. Brown of Benson
 Minutes Of the morning session. Round table conducted by Mrs L c. Hayes. on ways and methods. Vocal solo, Aria. Louise. by Chs tave Carpenter, Miss Helen Treu Address, Faith and Achievement Rev. Allan Kirchbaum.
 Piano solo. selected, Miss Helen Treu-
 Unfinished business.
 Sacred solo, Saviour, Blessed Re deemer. by Henshaw Dana, Miss Helen Treu
 Offering.
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 s@@ Miss Nell Green of Long Beach Cal. was the guest Of Mrs J. C Cowan Friday. between trains. Miss Green is on her way to South Care lina-
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 4 pleasing and instructive program will be given at the Lincoln school the evening of Tuesday, March 9, ar ranged as follows:
 Solo. by MT. RancOurt-
 ~Hooverizing from a Merchant Standpoint" r. c. Campbell
 War bread recipes, Mrs. F. E. Ben nett
 Address. ''Young America" J. C. Morley
 ss@% Tn spite of bad weather a goodi7 numher attended the surgical dres- sings class which met al the WomaR's club Friday from ten till four o'clock Nurse Mary Butler was in charge oi the activities. Among those who at tended were: Mesdamss z L. Gilman Vance Johnson. sam FTenkenburg Fen Frankenburg. II. c. Esgh, Charles McKeehan. Charles Moore. Howard 7arkell. W F. Hankin. F. GOllwii1e- Frances Cummings, Harry Reese. Car Trischka. M. ". Sterling D. F Landes. and ". A. Schwartz
 Surgical dressings for :he Red CrOs: are made on Fridays O. each wecf from ten until four, and on other days from one until four.
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 Anona club members met at tn; home of the Misses Lydia sloan ana Margaret McSorley last Tuesday e' Q ming. The next meeting will be w.tl Mrs William Truax. 9 week frCl next Tuesday. Those present wo-' Misses Maud Br2ziel. Florence Butler Lorraine Cain. Josephine Clouthier Opal Core. Margaret CarettO, Laur.