Bisbee daily review., 1918-03-24

he open at all times.
 The membership At Home" held last Wednesday proved to be a very enjoyable affair It was held in the blue room which was decorated in peach blossoms.
 Besides knitting the ladies were en- tertained with readings by Mrs Teu- fert and piano selections by Miss Ms Conalghy, and popular records on tho Sonora.
 ! Mrs. Richard Thomas. chairman 9i social department, and Mrs Frances Cummings, chairman of membership committee. were hostesses, assisteI ! by Ms. Williams, Mrs. Alvin and MrY Osle-.
 The membership committee is plan ming q membership contest soon. We are looking forward to enlisting one thousand members iQ the interest q: our y. W. C. A. and hope that every woman will do her bit toward boosting for the association when asked to be- come :. member.
 The gymnasium class started worl, last Wednesday morning. All ladies who wish 10 join please come next ! Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, or in the evening at o'clock There will be 10 lessons in the course. MT. Avila is the instructor of the | Spanish class just starting. It will meet in the recreation room Monday evening al 7:30.
 Miss M-ddie O. Hamilton interpret CT of literature for the Chatauqua course will give an interesting talk at the '. w. C. A. Wednesday afternOo.. April 3rd. She IS the field secretary Of lie Ch itauqu; Literary and 'Scien- tific Circle and comes very highly rec commended. Everyone should avai, ing her.
 The Hi-Y boys entertained the Hi-Y girls last Friday evening with a very enjoyable party in the Lounge Room of the Y. N. C. 4. Interesting games made the evening pass quickly. Ro- treatments were served. The Tennis Club met last Saturday evening and drew names for the ten his tournament. After the business meeting dancing was enjoyed. Tn } schedule is now made out and posted in the hall. Everyone should get busy and play off their games. ! Monday evening the Y w. C. A. bas- ket oall team played the high school girls but were easily beaten by tho swift tea work of the high scholl girls.
 There were about 20 or more young ladies out to the Red Cross knitting club under direction of Mrs. Fl. Pearce Wednesday evening. A couple of young men s5rayed in ana were pressed into [ service by being made to hold the yarn tor the girls to wind into balls T Coffee and wafers were served and everyone enjoyed a social as well as a profitable time.
 The Hi-Y girls held Q business mec. ing and social time in the Blue Rec Thursday afternoon. Ethel Bonar ad.. Mary Katherine Salmon gave a pia!a, I N4Gls JEclAttlc -NtN Aldl save d l@C-.t ton and Blanche Powell and Alarie Hubert gave readings. Refreshlen g in, charge Of Catherine Winsted. Bf sic Beysrs, Henrietta Brown, AVii;'o Curtis Wheeler and Ruth Adams, w.. q serv d in the recreation room.
 4 dance was given at the Y. W. c. A
 Friday evening by a number of the | young laiies. Fifteen couples were present and a delightful time was re ported.
 | Mss Lillian Began and Miss Katn, erine Fris9ie entertained a number O. their friends Saturday evening. | Mrs. C. w. Ruth entertained at the
 [. w. C. A. in honor of Mrs. Lans from LOS Angeles, who is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Beaton. Dainty refresh ments were served and all enjoyed Mrs. 2uth's hospitality.