Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-05

Iptual events.
 THE REGULAR LUNCHEON will be held next Tuesday at the country club Reservations should be made with the club steward by Monday noon.
 FOUR SCHOOL TEACHERS, Miss Myrtle Irwin, Miss Fannie Smart, Miss Elizabeth Parkinson, and Miss Violet Gould, left Friday night for the coast for the summer.
 MISS ANNA ELAM WILL LEAVE for Tucson in few days to meet her brother there, and both will go on to Los Angeles where their mother lives.
 V. E. BOYETTE AND MOTHER left Friday night for New Orleans from where they will go on to spend the summer at theirN home in the south
 MISS LULU HINTERS. OF HERE ford, teacher at the Horace Mann Junior High School, will spend her summer vacation on the northern coast of California.
 MISS ALICE CHAPIN left yester- day for Tucson, from where she will motor to Benson to spend a week be- fore returning to teach in the summer schcol.
 MRS. GEORGE D.. CRAIG or is visiting here with her fa- ther-inlaw, w. P. Craig, and his daughter, Mrs. J. V. Pettey. Mrs. Cra5g is n the office of the Secre- tary of state at Phoenix, and will spend her summer vacation here.
 MISS EDNA CHAIN vas hostess last Thursday evening at a party at the residence of her mother, Mrs John Chain, in upper Tombstone Can yon. The guests were school friends and number of the teachers.
 MIR AND MRS. j. s. DYMOCK, of Warren. and small son Jack, and Mark P. Bailey, will leave to day by auto for Michigan. The Dymocks have leased their residence in Warren to Hoval A. Smith, and expect to remain in Michigan about six months. Bailey will remain but d few days.
 MISS c. ANDERSON, MUSIC SU- pervisor in the local schools and her sister, Mrs. Ada Porter, have gone to Los Angeles to spend the summer. They will return in the fall.
 THE ANONA CLUB MET LAST Monday night at the home of Mrs. I. w. Hawley, in Warren. Plans were made to go to Ramsey Canyon next Sunday for the annual club outing. About 24 members of the club will make the mountain trip.
 MRS. T.. T. WATKINS, ACCOM- panied by Miss Ethel Merriwea ther left Friday night for New Orleans from where Mrs. Watkins will go or to Chicago to attend the graduation of her son, Nertice O. Watkins. Miss Merriweather will ,go on to her home at indianapolis.
 HEADED FOR A SUMMER CAME in the Mogollon mountains. G. H Dowell and daughter Isabelle, and Mrs. John Mason Ross, and daugh ter, Lydia, left Saturday by auto They drove to Tyrone Saturday where they wero the guests of Dr. and Mrs Miner. former residents of the War ren Districa. MT. Ross and son, Hugl have been at the camp for e~O weeks
 MRS. w. F. HASS was hostess las Thursday evening at d dinner at he
 residence at NaCO The guests wer'
 Mir. and Mrs. Hartwell Noewll, MI
 and Mrs. Harry Flemming, Mir. ar' Mrs. Leon Mandel, MT. and Mrs. Ola Olson, Mir. Coolidge. Miss M1rSare Spencer and MT. and Mrs. r. A. Mos fer.
 MRS. F.. j. FLANAGAN WILL leave tomorrow for Salt Lake Citl to attend a convention of the Inter
 mountain and Coast Federation O , Women's Clubs. The federation in
 clndes eleven states in its member lslfipINew Mexico, Utah. California
 Idaho. Nevada, Oregon. Washington
 Wyoming, Arizona, Colorado and Mon tana. Mrs. Flanigsn will be preseu
 as the president of the Arizona Stat' Federation of Womcn's Clubs. and di rector for Arizona. The program vii