Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-12
NelUs Of Social Circles

OVNNO OOH WIZ two very interesting meetings. the first at the home of Mrs. c. w. Allen of Tombstone Canyon, and the second at the home of Mrs. Haynie and Mrs. Presley on School Hill. The object of these meetings is to have a social hour and to get all members of the class interested in useful work. The work undertaken by the class this year, and for possibly two or three more years. is the education of lit tie girl in the Mary J. Plat Home at Tucson, this little girls mother being unable to support her properly and having agreed to allow the Philatheas to adopt" her until she has become educated and self-supporting. This is real missionary work on the part of the Philatheas. and a business meet ing will be held each month to discuss the best ways and means to do things" that count, as this is the mot to of the class. All young women and married women who wish to join the Philatheas are cordially invited to meet at the M. E. church at 9:45 on Sunday mornings.
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 r An event of more than ordinary interest was the marriage of two of Bisbee's most popular young people, Miss Bessie Lee Holman and Mr Ral- eigh Burroughs. The wedding took place at the home of the groom, MT. and Mrs. E. B. Burroughs, at 10 o'clock Thursday morning.
 The ceremony was performed by Rev. Kirchbaum, after which a deli cious breakfast was served Covers were laid for twelve. The remainder of the day was given over to bidding goodbye to a host of friends of the groom. who left at p. m. to answer the call to the colors, while his bride will continue her duties at the post office. The young people have the best wishes of their many friends in the district.
 The Lowell Red Cross surgical dressing department under the direc. tion of Mrs. Paul Bell made S51 com presses during the week. The follow ing women were present at the work room during the week: Misses Abe, Duggan, Duffy. Mesdames Taylor Roland. Tuckness, Whitehead, Will jams, Wilson, Dodds, Postert, Shilliam Jones, Smith, Terry, Johnson, Bell Hoffman, Grace, McAllister, Hallmark Tincuff, Tabero. Callison, Gardner Wagner, Spaulding, Flowers and Wood.
 Mrs. Paul Bell sends out an appeal to all women of the Lowell district for more workers in the surgical dress ing department. Those who cannot sew should come and make surgical dressings. The Lowell women wish to thank the Gibson-Hines Lumber Co. for the lumber that was donated for a ten foot table, also MT. C. A Morrow for the labor. And to express their appreciation to the Miners Un- ion who heard of the lack of tables and so kindly donated one.
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 A dramatic recital given by the pu- pills of Mrs. Nave Esther Thomas English at the high school gymnasium Friday evening. May IT. at S:15 D. m. <AnIllooAOn -O GCllc. AOICCuS VIII bN donated to Red Cross.
 PROGRAM
 Part
 Six cups of chocolate a piece of gossip in one act)-Mathews.
 Characters
 Miss Adeline de Leon, a Spanish girl Freda Gutley Miss Marion Lee, a transplanted southern girl. ...- Blanche Campbell Miss Dorothy Green, a New England CT -........-..---..--..-..- . Amy Tenner Miss Hester Beacon, Bostonian..
 ...-..-...-----.------.-.... Mary Caretto Miss Beatrice Van Kortland. New Yorker -----.-,..----.-----..-.- Mary Hennessy Miss Jeanette Durand, a French girl ........-.-...-..-...---...-.--- Jeanette Newman The Maid .--.-.---.- Ailene Brown Scene in college town in New Eng land. Time early spring. Place, liv- ing room in Adeline's home. A modern Queen Esther -Schell
 Crystal Waters
 The Mustard Plaster Fielding
 Naomi Newman Pro Patria ----....-.--. Zimmerman
 
 Song-Bobby Shaftoe Schuster
 Mary Caretto
 Pantomime Bobby Naomi Newman Marie -.--...--.-.-- Crystal Waters Their friend .. Dorothy Tenner Part 2
 Reading-The Bridge -Longfellow
 MFs. English
 Pantomime-MaryC Caretto, Amy Fen ner, Rose Suttey, Freda Suttey. Ail- enc Brown, Jeanette Newman and Blanche Campbell.
 (a) Bobby Shaftoe ---.---..-..- Greene (b) Mrs. Rastus Johnson at the we'd
 Crystal Waters
 (a) The Pride of Battery B-Gassaway Cb) Goldilocks --..----.---....---..-. Pictorial
 Naomi Newman
 Jeanette Newman The Fiddle Told ( true incident in Gov. Bob Taylor's life)-Anonymous
 (Violin. .......-.-....-. John Downs)
 Mrs. R. M. Bradley Aesthetic Physical Culture Drill
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