Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-05


 Warren, left last week for Athens, Ohio, where she expects to remain, and to teach this fall at the Univer- sity of Athens.
 A CLASS PARTY was given last Wednesday night by the Seventh, Grade of the Loretto Academy, in the basement of the Catholic church. The color scheme was in pink and green, the class colors. and was carried out in the refreshments.
 MIR. AND MRS. s. c. DICKINSON have gone to Tucson where they will visit for few days, after which Mrs. Dickinson will go to Pasadena to visit relatives, and MT. Dickinson, to Den- ver.s
 ALICE RUGRAFF ENTERTAINED last week on her twelfth birthday, her guests being twelve school chums. Music and games were enjoyed, and refreshments were served Those present were Elizabeth Krocker, Ethel Frazier, Jean Walker, Blanche Sel- leck, Helen Davey, Margaret Stetson, Edna Sertic. Wilma Ewing, Ruth Stitt, Thelma Farrell and Elizabeth Fisher
 A LUNCHEON AND BRIDGE was given last Friday afternoon, at the country club, by Mrs. Hartwell Now ell. There were six tables Of bridge. The first prize was won by Mrs Lee Blair, and the second by Mrs P. J. Meenan. The guests were Mrs. w. A. Schwartz, Mrs. Bromley, Mrs. E. l.. Flair, Mrs. Harry Flemming, Mrs. F. J. Meenan, Mrs. L. l.. Gilman, Mrs. Howard Sterling, Mrs. Vance John- son, Mrs. R. S. Beaton, Mrs. Olaf Ol- son, Mrs. ThOrlief Olsen, Mrs. Fred Ryan, Mrs Paul Stevens. Mrs. M. J. Cunningham, Miss Margaret Spencer, Mrs. T. B. Read, Mrs. Jack McGregor, Mrs. B. E. Hatton, Mrs. H. l.. Jenkins, Mrs. w. F. Hass, Mrs. Leon Mandel, and Mrs. P. A. Mosier. The affair was in honor of Miss Margaret Spen- cer, Mrs. Nowell's sister, who is wis iting her from the east.
 THE FIRST ENTERTAINMENT for the visitors who will be in Bisbee for the University of Arizona summer school, June 13 to July P, will be reception at the high school auditor ium on Tuesday evening, June 14. Plans for the reception were made at preliminary meeting of the enter tainment committee last week Mrs. W. P. Sims was appointed chairman of the reception committee, Miss Alice Brereton. chairman of the com mittee on decorations; Mrs. John F.. Sanders, on refreshments; Eari Solms on invitations; Miss Ruth Bird, on entertainment; and Mrs. Gilbert Mas ton on music The public will be in- vited to attend the reception. Other affairs will be arranged by the com mittee. In the absence of Mrs. E. J. Flanigan. Mrs. w. P. Sims will act as chairman of the entertainment cim- mittee.
 WITH THE CLOSE OF SCHOOL some of the school teachers of the district have indicated their intention of spending the summer at the fol lowing places: Miss Clara Wilkinson, with relatives in Oregon; Miss Mar guerite Ovens, on the coast; Miss Cora c. Hall expects to remain at Los Angeles; Miss Olive Irving and Miss Georgia Henderson, at Oakland, Cal; Miss Ada B. Clark will remain here for the summer school and will then leave for Los Angeles; Miss Bertha A. Sidwell. at Flagstaff; Miss Laura Scheideman will remain here for a time; Miss Pearl Webb, at Bates City. Mo; Miss Elizabeth McFadden. at Alameda, Cal; Miss Pearl G. Sprague, at Endicott, N. Y; Miss Elizabeth Pugh, at Clarkdale, Arg; Miss Marion Given, at Warren; Miss Gladys Rowan, at Ft. Worth. Miss Loretta Butler, at Berkeley, Cal; Miss Grace Powell, at North Branch, Minn.; Miss Helen NJ. King, at Mar Quttle, MlCH-, MISS DOTOllN OTdheI, at Wellington. Kan; Miss Opal Core, at St. Mary, W. Va.
 THE ADVENTURES OF JOHN SMITH" comic operetta. was pre- sented with great success Thursday evening by the students of the Ban croft Junior High School. in the as- sembly room of the school. The com edy was carried out cleverly, and the audience was delighted by the tuneful vocal work of the young students. The chorus was exceptionally good. and costumes and stage effects color full and artistic. The cast follows: | Ah-Meek .....-....--.-....-.......Joy McGouGhv Capt. John Smith..........Fred Corrin John Carney Rudolph 1 Ah-IIum Frank Supancich An Usher. Emil Warlop Lady Bird. .............. Fern Maxwell