Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

Wnlle summer day are Stlll with us, comes the forecast for the winter sea- son. In things musical, Bisbee is to be exceptionally fortunate during the year and the prospective attractions are not only worthy of the name, but suggest the best before the public to- day. It is an unusual opportunity, the equal of which has not been the DOT tiOn of the city so far removed from the so-called musical centers in the past days. But the war has given a definite emphasis to music as well as to many other movements, made the smaller city as important as the larger in the mind of the impressario and es- tablished it as certainly as a possible field for the best.
 With the list of artists almost defi- nitely settled and the plan for liberal and representative support already un- der way, the most important feature the cooperation of the music lovers of the city-is urged. Doubtless the humber of persons in the district who are anxious for and appreciative of the opportunity to listen to artists who have taken a well earned place in the favor of the public is not small in the district. To bring a course of live concerts here, each program of merit, should be, therefore, an assured thing.
 ! Behymer of Los Angeles, one of the most prominent impressarios in the field, is arranging the course of con- certs for Bisbee. It will include such artists as the Zollner Quartet, Flor ence Macbeth, the coloratura soprano; Frances Ingram, contradict; pianist, Rudolph Gang, perhaps, and probably Madame Schumann-Heink.
 Definite arrangements and an- nOuncement will be made within the next few weeks, but the prospects should be of sufficient interest to en- list the support of the music lovers of the district. Among those who are ac- tive in the movement to secure this splendid season for Bisbee are Mrs. Sam Frankenberg, Mrs. N. c. Bledsoe and Arthur Notmon.
 Mrs. Thorleif Olson entertained at a dancing party last evening. Her guests included .Messrs. and Mesdames Ross Moon, Sam Frankenberg, J. P. Connolly, J. D. Taylor, L. L. Gilman, Frank Gallagher, Vance Johnson, J. Fred Ryan, Hugh Gallagher of Doug las, Dr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald, the Misses Grace Parsons and Fitzgerald, and Messrs. c. w. Boswell, T. M Buckwalter and Walter Roach.
 The members of the Anona club were hostesses at a handkerchief and silk hose shower for Miss Maud Bra gil, an autumn bride-elect, at the home of Mrs. Albert Riddle Monday even- ing. The rooms were attractively dec sorated with sweet peas and shasta daisies. The huge box which con- tained the gifts for Miss Brazil bore a bouquet of generous size, the various articles being attached to the stems of the blossoms. Two cakes with the appropriate filling of rings, dimes and thimbles adorned the supper table. To Miss Anna Wallace fell the happy lot of drawing ring and a dime, Miss Jennie Warren found a ring in her piece of cake and Miss Edith Kenne- dy was richer by a dime.
 Those who attended the shower were the Misses Betty Butler, Flor
 
 phine Clouthier, Laura Funhauser, Gennaveve Johns, Edith ,Kennedy, Evelyn Kennedy, Elizabeth Stamper, Florence Studley, Anna Wallace, Jen- nie Warren, Lucy Caretto and Mes danes William Truax, c. B. Wittig and Ralph Verfuth. The guests of the evening were Misses Kitty Reagan and Margaret Akard and Mesdames Conrad Schmid P. N. Purnell, Ike Wood, B. Brazil, T. Isaacson, H. E.. Christie and J. w. F. Smith.
 - The next meeting of the. club will be held at the home of Miss Florence Buckett with Miss Buckett and Miss Betty Butler as hostesses. This will be on the evening of July 2S.
 A number of women are wanted to enter the tennis tournament which