Bisbee daily review., 1918-08-18

A delightfully."- pleasant farewell par ty was given last Tuesday nighE in honor of Mrs. Carl Thielman at her home in Warren. Mrs. Friedman left Wednesday for Denver to join her husband who has been there for two weeks. They intend to make their home in Denver Both Mir. and Mrs. Thielman are old timers of Bisbee and well known here.
 Those who were present at the parry were: the Mesdames Elizabeth FOudy, K. Callahan, Mary M. Becker, s. F. Cowan, NJ. J. Smith, Tom Foster, Joe Downs, Mary Whalen. Wheatley, Eek CT, Connolly, Kaminski. Dave Foster, F. J. Spaulding. H. F. Beach, Dan Seed, Robert Burns, Fred Rylance, A. Kinsel- la, Swiney, Marks, Roth, Cunningham, La More, John Connolly, Brooks, Tsch- frhart, Leamy, Blanche Campbell and Alice COnnors.
 The above mentioned presented Mrs. Thielman with a beautiful gold rosary as a token of friendship among her Bisbee friends.
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 Two thousand garments have been allotted the Red Cross in this district to be ready by the first of October. This calls for great increase in work CTS. Now this is the duty of the wOm- en of this country, just as surely they are fighting as the men who face the bullets and rally around the flag. So must we rally at the Red Cross rooms in great numbers. Not a minute can be lost for time is precious, in these days when every effort is being put forth.
 A good attendance was present at the Elks' Club room on Thursday to sew for the Red Cross. They were Mes danes Cain. Kendric, Bedford. But terfield, Erickson, Shine, Sanders, Roy Benton, White, Benton ST., Maddock, A. Tregonning and John.
 Lee Cercle de Jeunesse DramatiqIe met at the Brophy hall on Thursday evening for rehearsal Of a play. Things are coming along nicely and sDlen- did treat is in store for the BisDee people in the near future. zSs.
 Mrs. Spaulding and Mrs. F. J. Elan nigan. Mrs. George Cobb and others of the Century club will be the host esses at the next party for the benefit of the blind given Saturday Aug. 24, at the Country club. The public is invited as usual and a successful party is an- ticipated. Mrs. Ovens has very kind lv donated a white linen bed spread to be raffled off. It has large cro- chet border and is very handsome in- deed. Chances will be sold later.
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 Those who sewed for the A. F. F. W. at the Garfield school on Wednesday were Mesdames T. E. Williams, Win stedt. Williams, W. A. Arthur. Otto Liesman. Wagner, Chain, Daly, and c. H. Hardin War booties. pyjamas and Carrel surgical dressings were made.
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 A dance was given in honor of Miss HazeIle Rowe. Dr. Kendell and Mrs. Limprecht at the high school gymnasi- um on Friday night by the high school students and the faculty. three piece orchestra furnished the music and a gay scene will be the mem ory left in the minds of these young people of their last dance in Bisbee.
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 Mrs. Colton. general secretary of the Y. W. c. A, has returned from Asilo- mar. Cal. where she has been attend ing the Y conference in that place.
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 The Epworth League of the MethO- dist church had party al the Y. Fri day night A great many guests were present and from the sounds of mirth that issued forth. a most enjoyable time ensued.
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 The following letter was sent to the Red Cross chauter of the Warren dis trict and asked that it be given the widest publicity:
 July 20. 1918 To all charities and Red Cross work CTS:
 The women of the country working through the Red Cross are producing enormous quantities of surgical dress ings. hospital and refugee garments, and other useful articles. The produc- ton has been increased during the past year by leaDs and bounds: there is no apparent limit to the generosity and devotion of these Red Cross work CTS
 The Red Cross today is one of the lnRA EIHEIA