Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-26

l Ter of this city stood up with them. | Their many friends in this district wish them a long and happy married ! life
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 , American Committee for devastated ' France of which Mrs. M. E. Frantzen ! is state chairman, sent to France 1918 i greeting eggs for matching. not for eating For poor France have pity. Send fifteen cents to Les Jeune CluD Committee In fifteen weeks your eggs will be a tender brOiler. or you'll see in fifteen months a setting hen, who lays five hundred eggs. again your egg will serve as the source Of many peoples food. Tell fifteen 1 friends to do the same. SI50 buys hen; S1.O0 buys a rabbit
 This club is very anxious for all school children to contribute to thls worthy cause of helping other chil- tlren in France. Mir. D. C. Griffin is the treasurer and would be glad to receive all memberships and dona- tions.
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 Every child in the Warren schoo>s will take part in an Operetta that Will be given on May 31st at the Vista Park in Warren. From the kindergar- ten to the junior high school talent will be heard $50 children will be in the chorus assisted by junior hign school, Mrs. Gilbert Maston and Mrs. U. P. Williamson.
 Golden Hair and the Three Bears" is the name of this refreshing juvenile cperetta. It is expected to be the per sonification of loveliness, as eacn room is to be represented by folk dance. each one different and interest ing. The c. & A. band are to accom- pany the chorus as well as to render a number of selections.
 Personation-GOlden Hair, Madeline Mieyr; Queen, Mrs. G. Maston; BarG, Mir J. P Williamson; Faithful, Alice Wilson; Lightfopt, Mildred Robinson: Frailty, Blanche Scott; Airy, Emily Joughin; Will-O-the-Wisp, Amy Rourke; Dainty, Marie Hurlburt: Big Eruin. Archie Krolof; Nanny Muir, Grace Southard; Tiny Cub. Jane Par rish; Chorus, $40 Forest Children.
 Golden Hair-A little flower girl is wandering through the glen ana meets a group of children. She begs to become one of their happy number. l She has been warned of their beauu- full queen who. though so fair, will | lure her to danger.
 There are wonderful jewels in Bru- | in's home which the queen covets. The Queen then makes Golden Hair prin- cess, and shares her throne with her. | Dwelling in the forest is an ancient Bard who warns of coming danger
 The bears hear the merry forest and hasten to scatter the foe Bruin. Nanny Muff and Tiny Bear are the names of these bears who guard the treasure.
 The Queen reveals her secret to Golden Hair and promises riches if she will steal the jewels. The little girl sleeps and awakens to find her self in the home of the three Jears. The bears coming home find her in Tiny Cubs bed But Golden Hair. waving a good by, escapes through the window The queen is deposeu and in sadness she retires in disgrace from Forest-land The merry voice or Golden Hair is heard in the distance and the children rush to welcome her and crown the wise Bard in place or the fallen Queen with the loud echo, Long Live Our Noble King"
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 The Ladies of the Maecabee are giv- ing a card party Monday evening at their hall to their members and friends. Every Maccabee member is to invite two or three friends and a good time is anticipated by all fortu- nate to be a friend of a Lady Macca- bee.
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 The Thursday evening Surgical Dressing Class held at St. Patricks . Hall was well attended. 14OO com- presses were made in two hours. Miss Mary Butler was in charge of the lass. Those present were Mesdamcs 2 Howard, Sterling, c. w Wilson. M. Madigan, Joe Downes, c. A. Bailey. . V. Whelan, G. Berinham, NJ Greeley, Dan Seed, F. Weber, James Warrock, 1. Doyle, F. Wagner, Misses E. Calla- lan, M. Turner. H. Allison. NJ. Hoban, ; Desmond. c. McSorley, c. Downey, |. , Iampston, C. Heating, M. Murphy, G. Brown, c. Lorne. f
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 The Friday afternoon surgical dress ng class met at the Woman's Club. $50 congresses were made. Miss Sutler was in charge. Those present we're Mesdames Howard Sterling, C. V. Nelson, M. High, C. Triscka, s. iyle, F. E. Coles, W. A. Schwartz. P. ! V. Charleston, F. C. I 'hurchill, A. M. Shock, O. A. Friedel, | V. F. Hess. C. Smith, w Watkins. 2. ! R. Glanville and w. Ioesch.
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 The Anona Club met at the home Mrs. c. W. Boswell Tuesday, May 1st. The evening was spent in knit ing, sewing and instructive conver- o ation on current events. The nex. Q leeting will be held at the home or :, Irs. M Lusa of Warren, Tuesday. T une 3rd z Girls of the Anona Club will serve 2 at the Warren Park p ance the third Saturday in June. o
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