Bisbee daily review., 1918-02-24
News of S0ciaL Circles

 Success has crowned the tireless ef ! forts or the committees in the recent ! Red Cross drive for monthly contri- buttons 10 such an extent as 10 en- able the department of knitting. as one of the most important branches of the local chapter. to contract for 100 pounds of wool each month. On Tuesday and Friday Of each week thel rooms in the library building at Bis bee will be open to knitters from 1eI to f2 in the morning and from to in the afternoon Work will be given out 10 be taken home. and finished yarn will be received for shipment. Competent instruction will be given to beginners Warren Red Cross rooms will be kept open on Monday Wednesday and Friday every week from 10 to 12 and from 10 4
 Red Cross chapters now being sup piled with wool for knitting hy the Bisbee committee are Warren Jigger- vile. Don Luis, Hereford and Naco. while Tombstone. Fort Huachuca and Turner are buying their own supplies All the districts named are turning their finished garments over to the Bisbee for shipment.
 Reports from the Pacific division Of the American Red Cross. to which fhe work done here is shipped. are t0 the effect that the work has been of Q iverv high character and ex- t-emely satisfactory The committee makes shipments every two weeks. sending all helmets to Camp Funston and other knitted garments 10 San Francisco. The latest shipment con sisted of g helmets to Camp Pun sfon and 6 sweaters. 90 mufflers. 4o peirs of uristlets and so pains cf socks. Tn order to facilitate shippirs. regular and uniform knitters are re Guested 10 bring their work in as soon as finished and to take our more
 Members of the committee iI charge of all knitting for the district who VIII be glad to answer any Gues- ticns. are Mesdames Albert Houle, C. O. Rhodes. Ivan Burgess. P. N Buck walter. C. + Fitzgerald. Walter O'Malley and Holden The Warren committee on knitting consists of 8sesdames J. B Rawlings and Charles Johnson Charles CarbOt has proved EsrF efficient n packing knitted goods fer shiTment-
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 Knitters in JiggerTiIle deserve spe- ciaI cOmmenndation for the excellent work they have done under diffieul- ties and for the large amount Of their contributions of garments in propOr- lion to the-r number The g women who are earnestly doing their bit'' in JiggerviIle are Mesdames William CrwaTu7-- C--R. Fisher. J. E Deno. Stuart Grant. Bruce -McKean- William, MeKenna, Thomas Butler. NJ ! Kinsella. Lon BirGno. sam Wasser. A Cannon, ! Cannady. Anna Hassinger- M Bu- chanal. D. Dagleish. n Fruit. L. Hook. F. Creasev. J Frazier. and Misses Alma Johnson and Edna Suth- erIand. and Mesdames Joseph Gore of Lowell and g. Murphy Of South Bis bee So far the hzndiWork of these patriotic women has consisted of 6 pairs of socks. 1s helmets. f mufflers, A sweaters and pairs of wristlets Each Red Cross district and it's work will be written about in this col umn by t1-n each week In the mean tine the demand for helpers increases rather than diminishes as the weeks go by, and the number Of men in the eaniOnments is increased.
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 The senior hieh School play Thread Of Destiny which was 10 bt given iast week and had 10 be post poned on account Of the quarantine WiIl appear next Friday evening
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 Mrs. c. 1T. Lynn of Warren will en certain St Jcseph's guild Tuesday aft ernOon. February 26. and members will meet the new pastor, Rev J. BI White
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 Glasses for making surgical dress ings now meet at the Woman's elul building every efternOon except Sat urday from 1 to 4 Every one is in Yited 10 assist in this much-neede, wcrk
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 Invitations to the Anona clubs Val entine dance, which had to be post poned because or the quarantine an which will be given at the Eagles hall Thursday evening. February 2S are being sent out this week Misse McSOrley and Sloan will entertain club members ar their home Tuesda, evening, February 26
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 Student members of Aero Squadron No ITO at RantOul. Mich. are the re cipients of 70 knitted helmets. mad by the Woman's Loyalty league of tn Warren district Mrs A T. Hoy re ceived a request for these garment from Charles M Goodrich. formeri of Bisbee, now sergeant in the aTia tion service. and with the help e members of the league was able rS spOnd quickly to the call.
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 St Patrick's hall one of the larges and best halls in the city. is 10 hay formal opening on March r. tn day dedicated to the patron saint q the church. From I230 on dime will be served as long in the evenin as there is a demand for it. and tn Catholic women Os Bisbee have a rel Utation for serving excellent dinner that assures them a large patronag,