Bisbee daily review., 1918-12-29
News Of Social Circles


 home of Miss Laura Funkhauser, January IA, 1918 Those present at the club meeting were: Misses Bettie Butler, Maud Brazil. Opal Core, Laura Funkhauser. Jennaveve John. Edith Kennedy. Evelyn Kennedy. Mrs. T. C. Dunlap. Mrs William Truax, Mrs. M. c. Lusa, Lucy Caretto.
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 Charles w. Abernathy and Edna Voncille Lyth were married Thursday evening, December 26, the Rev c. w. Harshman officiating. The wedding occurred at the home which MT. Abernathy had fitted up for their res idence in Cochise, there being present only the immediate family of the con- tracting parties. Mir. Abernathy is an employe of the c. & A. company, and the brides home had been with her parents beyond Hereford.
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 c. W. Miller of the Eleventh cav airy, Douglas. and Miss Eunice Harts- field of Bisbee were married at the Methodist parsonage in Bisbee, De cember 15. At the same place, De- cember 27. were married Frank Col Her Schell of the Eleventh cavalry and Mary Adell Booth of Douglas.
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 The Epworth league of the M. E. church held their regular business meeting at the home of Misses Rilla and Winnie Wacek, Higgins hill, on Friday evening, the cabinet members and several friends attending. After the usual business problems were dis cussed, reports read and the 1919 officers elected as follows: Presi- dent, E. V. Clark, first vice-presdent, Rena V. Albright, second vice-presi- dent, Winnie Wacek; third vice-presi- dent, Ida Kernen, fourth vice-presi- dent, GeneYieve Stimson; secretary, Miss Chown; treasurer, Rilla Wacek; pianist, Miss Kessel, and chorister, Winnie Wacek. Several songs were sung, all present joining in, especially the late war songs. Mrs. Parks. daughter of Prof Bowles, very kindly assisted in this part of the program. The most touching number of all was a ukelele solo rendered by Miss Gene vieve Stimson, who, of course, re- ceived a hearty encore. This was fol- lowed by very pleasing selection by tbe league jazz band. Refreshments were then served and an enjoyable evening spent by all
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 At a quiet wedding, celebrated Fri day evening at 7:30 o'clock in Grace Episcopal church in Tucson, Miss Ella Greene Sneed, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Martin of Hereford, Ariz., was married to Capt. Frank Lewis Culin, Jr, U. s. A, younger son of MT. and Mrs. F. L. Culin of Tucson. The ceremony, which was performed by Dr. w. J. Dixon, rector of Grace church, was witnessed by only the immediate families of the bride and groom. Following the conclusion of the service, the wedding party ad- journed to the Culin home, in the Winoca Terrace tract, where an in- formal supper was served. Captain and Mrs. Culin departed on the mid night train for Camp Lee, near Peters burg, Va. the present station of the groom. The wedding of the young people, both of whom have a host of friends in Pima and Cochise counties. marks the culmination of a coed romance. Captain Culin and his bride were fellow students at the University of Arizona several years ago. where the former took his degree of NJ. E. with the class of '16. Since leaving the university, Mrs Culin. who is a young woman of rare charm and who is remembered as one Of the very popular girls of the campus during her student days. has resided on the ranch home of her parents near Here ford. Captain Culin, who obtained his as second lieutenant in the infantry arm Of the United States army, after competitive examination. in the fall of 1916, has had rapid pro- motion. He returned to this country Dnly a few weeks ago. after almost a year of strenuous service in France. his organization being in the front line trenches much of the time in the months of the war. Cap tain Culin's older brother is Lieut.. Com. John L. Culin. U. s. N.