Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-22

away for seven years is again proven true. Enter the large, elaborate hat pins, absent for at least seven years from miladys list of accessories now being shown in the shops of New York and approved by Dame Fashion. Large headed pins the size of dollar stud. ded with brilliants in fetching design have pushed the modest pin of later days far into the background.
 Furthermore the return of the white muslin frock cut in simple lines, be- decked with blue ribbons and the hat covered with flowers, is propbesied by the clothing makers who feel the slightest movement in the realm of fashion. The wasp waist now being brought to the foreground in Paris, will find no haven here. They assert the slim silhouette will prevail this spring with only a slight curve at the hips. Women have tired of the mili- tarY in fashions, the tendency w1lI De toward the distinctly feminine. And the short sleeve has come to stay, they declare.
 Music win be feature of the meet ing of the State Federation of Wom- ems Clubs, which will meet in Bisbee, on April 6-9. Not only will each ses- sion have it's minutes devoted to pro- gram of music, but a whole evening of the convention is set apart for a con- cert which promises to be most enjoy able. Mrs. E.. C.. Piper of Douglas, chairman of the music committee of the Federation, has enlisted the aid of Mrs. Charlotte Adams IIIi, or the Twentieth Century Club of Bisbee, in making up the program.
 Soloists from various parts of the state will be heard during the sessions. The Treble Clef club of Bisbee, and the Choral and Musical clubs of Doug las will be represented most enjoyably.
 Plans for the entertainment of the delegates to the federation meeting are being rapidly perfected by the Twentieth Century club; the hostess organization.
 Daffodils in most attractive arrange ment were used to give the note of coi- or at the tea wf1fcn Mrs. E. E. Whitely gave at the Country Club, on Wednes- day. Seventy-five guests called during the reception hours.
 Assisting Mrs. Whitely were Mes danes Cleon T. Knapp and A. J. Balm forth, who poured, and Mesdame Me Henry Mosier, Claude Compton, John s. Dymock, Turner Smith, E. Fl. Broughton and Charles R. Woods.
 Mrs. Charles H. Moore was hostess at a bridge luncheon at the Country Club on Tuesday Spring flowers in delightful combination formed the cen terpiece and covers were laid for ten. The guests were Messdames J. P. Con- nolly, L. L. Gilman, w. A. Schwartz, Ben Frankenberg, J. H. Sanford, Jr.. s. H. Kyle, Hoeard Sterling, Ross Moon and Miss Bessie Sanford of Pittsburg.
 The Valentine dance given at the Douglas Country Club on Saturday evening of last week attracted a num- Der of folk from the Warren district. Among those who motored down for the event were Messrs and Mesdames J. s. Dymock. E. H. Broughton, Ross Moon, J. H. Sanford, Jr., P. M. Buck walter and Jared Taylor.
 Fifty guests were bidden to the tea over which Mrs. W. P. Sims presided on Friday at her home in Sims Addi- ton. American Beauty roses through out the rooms gave a lively note in spite of indictment weather which pre- vailed. Assisting the hostess were Mesdames E. E. Ellinwood, E. E. Whitely, Claude Compton, McHenry Mosier, w. J. Johnson, J. P. William son, c. E. Thompson and c. F. Phil brook.
 Mrs. William Duncan Draper is spending several weeks in Phoenix.
 Mrs J. W. Toland was hostess to the members of her 800 club on Thursday
 Mrs. Bessie Sanford of Pittsburg, Pa, who has been the guest of her brother and sister, MT. and Mrs. J. IT. Sanford. Jr., of Warren, left this week to spend a month with her sister and brother. Mir. and Mrs. J. K. Evans, of Cananea.
 Mrs. NJ W. Larson of Denver Is the glest of her son and daughter, Mir and Mrs. Byron Thomas, at the George Cobbs in Tombstone Canyon. Mrs. Larson is en route for California where she will spend several weeks.
 Thru the efforts of Mrs. Joe Hansen the Women's club of Tombstone is rapidly completing Its organization. It is expected the club will have a most encouraging report to present in the near future.
 The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church met on Thursday afternoon with eleven members present. It was voted that the society contribute to the support of one Armenian child dur ing the coming year. The next meet ing will be held on Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. H. Cooper on War ren Hill The program will be mis sionary and under the leadership oi Mrs. Lanford. A member of the Sec vile Evangelistic party will address the women at this time. The members