Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-07-24


Ray, Arizona. are the guests of Mrs.
Gallagher's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
X. Wood, of Warren.
THE REGULAR TUESDAY tea was
given at the country club this week
a rather smaller party than usual
was present. Mrs. Fred Juliff and
Mrs. Thorlief Olsen poured, assisted
by Miss Alberta Houle and Miss Hell
en- Mcdonald.
l. 10 Hall, for six years one of the
Warren Districts most popular
young bachelors, has left by auto for
Portland, Ore, where, on August 9,
he and Miss Helen NJ WOODBURY., of
Portland, are to be married Miss
WOODBURY.. when she returns to Bis
bee as Mrs. Hall about September 10,
Will not be stranger here. She for
merly watched over the deslinies of
the little Riddles in the kindergarten
at the Greenway school and, like Mr..
Hall, has a host of friends in the dis
trict.
An enjoyable farewell party was
given Tuesday evening to Mrs. Z. A.
Rose, who is leaving Bisbee for Long
Beach. Calf, where Mr.. Rose is To-
Gated. Dancing was the particular
amusement theme of the evening.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart,
Miss A. Kochevar, Miss Ida Peterson
Mr.. w. E. Cole, Mr.. Douglas Logan,
Mr. B. Mcconnell, Mr.. j. NJ Roche
var, Mr.. F. c. Brown and Mr.. Kirk
patrick.
Miss Alberta Houle, of Bisbee, is
spending a few weeks as one of the
guests of Miss Winifred Paul of
Douglas, who is entertaining with a
camping party at the Gabillondi
ranch, in Sonora. Mexico. Miss Paul's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Paul,
are chaperoning the party. Other of
Miss Pauls guests are: Miss Mar
garet Vanneman, Miss Helen Mahon-
ey. Miss Lola Armstrong and Miss
Charlotte Clark, of Douglas. Miss
Paul is home for the summer from
Bryn Mawr.
Miss Isabel Dowell and Miss Lydia
Ross, OF the Warren District, have
returned to their homes following a
ten-day visit in Douglas as the guests
of Mrs. II. II. Pratt. During their
visit they were honor guests at sew
eral affairs in Douglas. Mrs. Pratt
gave a ''wienie roast" for her young
guests; Mrs. II. S. MCGEE and daugh-
ter, Marjorie, and Mrs. II. j. GlennOn
were hostesses at a movie party, and
Mrs. A. MacFarlane and daughter,
Claire, entertained with a breakfast.
Dean Frank c. Lockwood. of the
University of Arizona, who has been
in charge of the university summer
school sessions her, was honor guest
Thursday evening at a dinner party
given at the Copper Queen hotel by
Miss Helen Allison, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Allison, OF Bisbee.
American Beauty roses predOmi-
mated in the decorations. The guests
were: Miss Myra Johnson, Miss Beu
lah Underwood, Mrs. Harry Crockett,
Miss Margaret Brooks and Mr.. Ed
Baldwin, Mr.. Riney b. Salmon, Mr.
George Gregovich. Mr. Joseph Kobey
Mr.. Harry Crockett, MIR. Earl Two
mey, Mr.. Jack Eason, Mr.. Kenneth
Kelum, Miss Allison and Mr.. Lock
wood.
Members of the Bisbee High School
Alumni Association were hosts Thurs
day evening to several hundred local
and visiting couples at dance given
at Vista Park. Warren. Receipts
were turned into the scholarship fund
OF the association.
The regular evening rain was pc
lite and considerate enough to post
pone it's visit until the dance was
practically over, and, with ideal
moonlight, good music and a large
and chummy crowd, the association
and it's guests agreed that the prom
Use made before the dance that II
would be the best dance this sea
SON." had been fulfilled.
Little Miss Wanda Loving, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Loving. eel
ebrated her first birthday at her par
ents home in Tombstone Canyon
Thursday. Sixteen little friends
helped Wanda celebrate and all, who
were old enough to coherently eX
press their thoughts, wished that she
would have birthday every week
Ice cream, cake, candy and other det
icacies with a particular appeal fol
birthday party guests, were served.