Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-05
NelUs Of Social Circles

meeting the first of the new year so- cial afternoons will be held. it was announced at the meeting. Mrs. Vance M. Johnson and Mrs. Frank E. Coles will be hostesses at the occasion.
 Renewed interest in the work of the club has been shown within the past few weeks. and it is anticipated by the members that the remainder of their calendar will be an active, in- teresting period filled with attractive entertainment.
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 ! Rev. c. w. Kirchbaum. pastor of | the Presbyterian church, spoke to the women of the Women's Presbyterian | league on the subject of increasing | the interest and attendance in church | and Sunday school, at the regular meeting of the league Thursday aft i ernoon at the Y. M. c. A. The meet ing was attended by 26 women of the | church.
 Dr. Kirchbaum's talk was informal and dealt chiefly with means for stimulating interest among not only those in regular attendance on the | church but among those outside the church who may become interested in | the organization. The meeting was enthusiastic.
 It was the first meeting of the league for some months, owing to the ! quarantine. However, there was good attendance. After the usual busi- ness and reports, the league adjourn ed for the social hour. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mesiames Bridge and Durley, and they served refreshments to the following ladies:
 Mesdames Thomas. Halter. Ian drum, Alvin. Osler. Hughes, Watkins, hWsde. Griffith, EllinwoOd. Hunt. Sin clair. Butler. Fraser. Kyle. Fisher. | Houston. Bridge, Durley Bridge. Sheetz. Miss Keith and Rev. Krich- baum.
 ! Among the most enjoyable of the | New Year parties this year was the annual New Year ball at the Warren District Country club, where more than 200 couples gathered to dance out the old year and in the new. Many | visitors from out of town attended the dance, which lasted until well aft CT the midnight hour. The dancers filled the floor to overflowing, SO large was the crowd
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 Another watch party O. the New Year which attracted more than ordi- nary attention was that held at the '. | w. c. A, where the young men and ! F ka tr-ffh l their friends, spent an evening of en- | joyable games and dancing. The party broke up with the arrival of 1919.
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 Among the enjoyable informal din ner parties of the week was that Wed nesday evening when Mir and Mrs. J. Fred Ryan, MT. and Mrs. Joe Rice and Mir. and Mrs. F. L. Williams dined at the Copper Queen hotel. E x $ | Residents of the Warren district as- sisted in providing Christmas for the ! children of France through the Amer | ican Committee for Devastated France The movement started way back several months before Christ mas-when one of the committees workers was talking to a child of the | torn country.
 What will you celebrate Christ mas?" the worker asked a child of 9 years
 We have no Christmas to cele- brate." was the surprising reply. the boches took it away when they took everything else four years ago"
 So, what the bOches took. the Amer jeans decided to give back. They made neat little red, pastbOard socks, each with five little slits, to contain five little dimes, and sent them broadcast through the United States. Thirty-siX of the little socks came to the Warren district through Mrs NJ. E. NJ. Frant- zen, and residents of the district were asked to send Christmas to 36 chill dren of France.
 They responded. all of the little socks were filled, and 36 little French children enjoyed a happy Christmas with a pair of stockings. a pair of gloves. a toy and candy purchased by the residents of the Warren district. < # x
 Red Cross rooms throughout the dis trict. where just at present many workers are needed to carry on many tasks, have been suffering from lack of attendance At the Elks' club rooms last week two workers reported. and similar conditions were reported throughout the district. Five hundred boys and girls winter shirts must be sent from Bisbee soon. and an appeal