Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-09
MASK DANCE AT COUNTRY CLUB ST. PATRIcKyS DAY.


 The quiet of the Lenten season has settled down Social affairs have given way to the suggestion of the forty days of meditation and the social cal endars heretofore well filled with en- agreements show many a bare spot But while milady may figuratiyely ar way to the suggestion of the forty for the season, it is safe to assume that many a ne5 s-cck Tu have its inception # not its completion and that the wordrobe will be far removed from the possibility of further. consid' eration at least for some time. The facinating materials already shown in the shops will furnish the necessary inspiration, if indeed any be needed.
 Good old Saint Patrick whose mem ory is forever green and proyokes not a few decorative schemes for lunch con table. dinner and dance will come in for a share of attention at this lean season. The most conspicuous of the affairs given up to sfhe recog- milton of the patron saint will be the mask dance at the Country club, and doubtless will be the mecca toward which large number of gayly arrayed couples will make their way. It prom ises much in the way of delightful en- tertainment r
 Another affair which will smack of the observance of the merorysof Saint Patrick will be the luncheon which the members of the Woman's club will give on Friday as a compliment to Mrs F. E. Coles a long time mem Der of the club who is leaving the district in the near future.
 The war changed the current of thought and provided work for nimble fingers, solving the problem. of the oc- cupation of the time of the Lenten season last year, Even before that many women u1ere deyoting much time to the answering of the calls which came from across and so were not unprepared for the near at hand work. Then came the signing of the armistice and letting down but, by no means abandonment, of the work This year the women who are anx- ious to make the Lenten season fulfill it's idea of self sacrifice need look no further than the Red Cross work rooms
 Two hundred refugee garments, chiIdren's dresses reached the head quarters of the Eisbee chapter a few days ago. They are needed as soon as they can be finished, but must be completed within a month And by the way, the workrooms have been moved from the Elks building to the Copper Queen library. limited number of machines are available al the workrooms, but the women of the district who wish to take garments into their homes to finish will find no difficulty in securing them.
 We are anxious to finish Ghe gar ments within the month, said mem Der of the committee, ''It should ap peal 10 all the women of the district the children and prevent accidents caused by falling from the high wal at the front of the school property was discussed. The sentiment of the members was in favor of such prel caution.
 It was also voted to inaugurate story telling hour to be held at the same time as the meeting of the as sociaticn and open to the children whose parents were in attendance. A school teacher and representative Of the association will be in charge
 Miss Louise Sporleder, county den,- OnstratOr. will be the speaker at the next meeting She will demOnstratS : an easy and efficient way of prepar- ing a miners lunch