Bisbee daily review., 1918-05-26
NeWs Of Social Circles


 ic recital May IT at the high school auditorium. The program was es- pecially attractive. each number show ing careful application on the parl of the student and thorough and ex- ceptiOnal training by the teacher. "Six Cups of Chocolate" a bright spicy little playlet. was well brought out by the following students; Misses Freda Suttey. Blanche Campbell, Amy Tenner. Mary CarettO. Mary Hennessey. Jeanette Newman and Eilene Brown.
 "A Modern Queen Esther" a mon- olcgue in which Little Crystal Waters made an imaginary bank president fairly live. as tiny girl pleaded with him for her fathers reinstatement
 "The Mustard Plaster" humorous number in which little Miss Naomi Newman brought down the house as she cleverly impersonated the mother and her two little boys and clearly portrayed the funny situation implied
 Miss Jeanette Newman creditabfy held and swayed her audience with Pro Patria" a stirring patriotic story of a girls love with her country, con- taining tense emotional atmosphere and strong climaxes.
 Bobby Shafto, a pantomime which Naomi Newman, charmingly imper- sonated Bobby, while Crystal Waters as Marie with her quaint, appealing, graceful gestures, won the hearts or her audience. Dorothy Fenner as their friend though the part was small : played it well
 Miss Mary Caretto in her usual sweet voice sang the accompanying words.
 Longfellow's Bridge. as read by Mrs. English. quite plainly told her audience of her successful mastery CT her work when her rich. low tones ! and careful phrasing and clear pic-' lures stood revealed as she deftfy handled this classical number Mrs English read to a musical accOmpanl- ment behind the scenes while on the stage the young ladies of the class pantomimed and brought out the diff ferent pictures.
 "The Fiddle Told" a beautiful story masterfully handled by Mrs. R. M. Bradley. brought out her broad range of tone and emotional depth. The violin accompaniment was skillfuliy rendered by Master John Downs.
 The Aesthetic Physical Culture Drill given by class dressed in patrl- otic colors and carrying gilt fringec ribbons made a fit and pleasing seu- ting for Miss Mary Caretto as she stepped to the center and sang Where Old Glory Leads I'll Follow a song recently composed by Mrs. English.
 The students were inspired by an appreciative and responsive audience. The sum of eighty dollars was net ted and donated to the Red Cross.
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 At the Copper Queen on Thursday { the members of the Century Club gavs . a luncheon. Speeches and toasrs , made the affair run late into the a. $ ternOon Tie speech by Mrs. CocfI- 7 ran being particularly enjoyable by ' its humorous vein, taking off the char |, acteristics of the retiring president, t Mrs. Flanagan. q This was the last affair of it's kind f until after the summer months.
 sas; a Heretofore all the orphan children 8 of Arizona have been sent to Califor- [ mia or New Mexico, but that day IS ' past, for right here in Arizona there is a place for all little homeless wairs. S5.O0O has been taken out of the stare {; treasury to care foA these children m f Tucson. This home is undenomfna- z tional, even colored children are taken f and mothered. The people of the com Q munity are expecting a donation from 2 hte state when the legislature meets. | The women Of the Warren District for sweet charity are to sell flowers on Memorial Day for the benefit of :, this. orphanage, There will be a ! stand in Lowell al the car-stop. Do | nations are in order for flowers. By calling Mrs Murry, Mrs. Chapman or Mrs. W. A. Mcdonald you can get m ' touch with this worthy work The I flower vendors will begin work ar S S:3O. a. m. next Thursday morning. ' Orders will be taken for flowers In | the meantime by just calling these n women named. II II
 e@ @e | The women of the Christian church T will meet at the church, all day ses- | sion every Tuesday. Every one is welcome. Those present on Tuesday 21st were the following: Mesdames i, Melbourne, Kenner, Stewart, Wal | AdACs 1lNuos IAuE@Atos 14uooNuf [AbACSs R Blunt and Kopf. VI
 s.s;s sl V An enjoyable dancing party was K given at the Y W. c. A. in honor Of F Mir. w. McMurry, who leaves Sunday C for training camp. At a late hour V supper was served, the table being ef- E, fectively decorated in tiny flags and II red roses. breathing an appropriate military spirit. Those present were Misses Parsons, Core. Stamper. Fay Tor and Dermont; Mir and Mrs. A. R. ol Jewell, Messrs. Core, Berge, J. Gold, Z.l Wood. Wallace and Lieuts. Blair ana u Zewadski. sa
 @ss Ill Tn the Warren Red Cross rooms tnls VI week there were 1922 surgical dress Jl ings made. The rooms open every morning from 9:30 to 11:3O. re
 $sss. us The group Of young women school that so competently sold Ice cream, soda pop and lemonade mace