Bisbee daily review., 1921-09-11
Society

KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY
members were entertained last Friday
evening at stag party by Tom Wal
lace at the residence of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. Wallace. The
guests were Harold and Gale baKSr,
Paul Wetenkamp, Edwin Baldwin,
Donald Carr, Tom Finnerty, and
Scott Schaffer.
LADIES OF MOOSEHEART Les.
ion will give a dance at Warren Park
next Wednesday evening. Music will
be by the 4Sth Cavalry band. Mem
bers of the order met Friday night
at the Moose club, meetings being
held on the second and fourth Friday
of each month.
THE EUZALIN CLASS of the Bap-
fist Church gave a party Thursday
evening at the church in. homer of
Miss Vica Ewing, who graduated from
the high school last July and left
Saturday night for Tempe where she
will study at the normal school.
Miss Ewing was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Mabel Ewing, who has
been home from Tempe on a vacation.
MISS RUTH WILCOX was hostess
last night at party, at her home
at Lowell. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Folsom Moore, Margaret LOflin,
lone Hazelwood, Margaret Sealey,
Alice Wilson, Anna Mae Warren,
Catherine Clark, Madeline Mieyr,
Helen Allison, Frances Juliff, Ber-
nice Bean, Tom Wallace, Alvin Sweet,
George King, Joyce Ralph, Tom Fin
nerty, Arnold Baldwin, Ed Baldwin,
Gail and Harold Baker, Scott Schaf
Ter and Earl Jones.
MRS. w. F. HOLWAY entertained
at tea yesterday afternoon at her
residence at Warren.
THE LUNCHEON DAY at the
country club last. Tuesday was a
successful entertainment. Among the
women who entertained were Mrs.
w. A. Myers with a table for -;
Mrs. NJ. j. Elsing at table for ten,
Mrs. w. p. Sims entertained eight,
Mrs. G. H.. Fitzgerald eight, Mrs. Sam
Fran-enberg eight, and Mrs. Arthur
Houle four. t'
THE CATUS CLUB of Lowell,
group Of girls under the leadership
of Mrs. John Bridge and Mrs. Harry
Robinson, went on a picnic yester-
day to Nichols ranch in the valley.
About twenty girls were in the party
The trip was arranged By Mrs. N. c.
B.edsoe, chairman Of the girls COM
Tittee.
THE CIVIC DEPARTMENT of the
Goth. Century Club will be addressed
by C. r. Philbrook next Tuesday
afternoon from 2 until 2 O'clock on
THE City Beautiful Rev Cecil T.
Garnett will speak from until
o'cloci; on The Greatest Literary
Subject of All Ages. Mrs. Garnett
will give reading. The public is
invited to attend the meeting.
THE WOMEN'S LEAGUE of the
Presbyterian Church held an, excep-
tionally interesting meeting last We'd.
nesday afternoon at the church par,
lors. Mrs. w. F. Wetmore, who had
charge Of the missionary and educa-
tional program, gave an entertaining
and Instructive talk on her experi-,
ences in Mexico. Mrs. Wetmore was
superintendent of normal school for
girls ut Mexico City. Tea was served
after the program. The meeting was
fully attended. =,
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY of the
First Church of Warren met last
Monday afternoon with Mrs. ]. B.
Whorton at Third Addition. Com.
mites were appointed and work start
ed for the coming year. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Fred
Homewood on the Boulevard at War.
rem, meetings being held on the first
and third Monday of every month.
MRS. LAWRENCE d. CLARK en-
tertained about twenty guests last
Wednesday afternoon at her residence
at Warren with bridge tea.
THE CIVIC PLAYERS of the War
rem District have reorganized under
the direction of Miss Parsons with the
intention of carrying on the amateur
dramatic work that was so success
full last year. Glasses in dramat,ys
will be held in connection with the
night school classes and the players
will start at once in the preparation