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

THE ANONA CLUB will meet with
Mrs. Maud McGarry on Monday next,
at her home in Warren.
Miss Norma Barr, Miss Camelia
Dahlgleish and Mr.. Resha Cornelius
and Mr.. Dewey Ciocetti, all students
at the University of Arizona, formed
a party that motored from Tomb
stone Thursday evening to attend the
l.isbee High School Alumni Associa-
ton dance at the park in Warren.
Miss Winifred Coombs has return
ed to Bisbee after enjoying a month
in various cities in California.
Miss Coombs, during the winter
and spring social seasons, was prom
inent as hostess and guest at num-
Der of the most enjoyable teas,
bridge luncheons and dinners.
Bisbee Nights of Columbus will
entertain with card party and
dance in st. PatTick's hall on July
2Sth. This will be the first social
affair given by the Knights for sew
eral weeks. Tables for all who care
to play cards and an excellent floor
are promised by the members of the
order. Wright's orchestra, or Doug
las. has been engaged for the eve
ming.
Mrs. H. Kenyon Birch and son, of
Los Angeles, arrived in Bisbee Thurs
day evening to be with Mr.. Birch,
who was taken seriously ill early in
the week Mr.. Birch's condition is
reported as very greatly improved
and this has lifted a load of anxiety
from the shoulders of his many
friends in the Warren District.
Miss Jennie Cowan and Miss Ruth
Campbell, both of whom are associat-
ed with the state administration at
Phoenix. are enjoying vacations in
this city with their parents. They
expect to return to the capitol city
probably the latter part of the coming
week.
MRS. NJ. NEWMAN was hostess to
twelve on Wednesday evening at a
birthday dinner at the country club.
The dinner was rather in the nature
of family affair, only few visiting
friends being present besides men,
bers and relatives of the Newman
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Myths. who
We're married in Yoakum. Tex, on
July 10, are now residing in Bisbee.
Mrs. Mylius was Miss Laura Beck
man, of Yoakum. Mr.. Myths is sup
erintendent of mails in the local post
office.
Mrs. Charles Prahl. former resi-
dent of Bisbee, but now of Los An
geles, is visiting for a few weeks in
this city with her sisters. Mrs. F. E.
Baldwin and Mrs. Hill Ruff, of Upper
Tombstone Canyon.
MISS ALICE BRERETON enter
tanned at luncheon at her home Fri
| day for Mrs p. ID. Wilson, Mrs. G. u.
Pickerell of Phoenix, Miss Kathryn
| Mexican, Mrs. Brereton and Miss Mar
guerite Brereton.
| MISS BLANCHE NJ kDCOTT, of
/ Elgin, ILL.,, and Mr. William Wesley
! Stapleton of this city, were married
! in Ell Paso on July 18th. They will
make their home in Bisbee.
MRS. RALPH VERFUTH entertain
] ed at a card party yesterday after
noon at her home, 207 Vista, Warren.
Her guests were: Mrs. Harry Crock
] EFT. Miss Kathryn McKean.i Miss Eve
/ lyn Edith Kennedy, Mrs. NJ. d. Mel
, son, Mrs. Charles Pickrell. Mrs. Mary
Catherine Salmon. Miss Althea Sac
4 lid, Miss Gladys Sisk, Miss Frances
! Juliff. Miss Margaret Shillman, Mrs.
! |. b. Hawley, Miss Ruth Campbell,
! Miss Bernice Bean, Miss Alice Brere-
ton, Miss Cora Nuirhead. Miss Donna
! Austin
! THREE VERY enjoyable affairs
! were given during the week in War
rem District in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Ellinwood. who were married
/ in the east several weeks ago and are
visiting in Bisbee as the house guests
J of Mr.. Ellinwoods parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. f. Ellinwood
] On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Ellinwood. Sr.. were at home to about
sixty friends in honor of their son
and his bride.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Ellinwood were given a buffet sup
per, with dancing and cards, by Mr..
and Mrs. G.. H. Dowell, at their resi-
dence in Warren. Covers were laid
I for sixty.
| Yesterday afternoon the younger
Mrs. Ellinwood was guest at a tea for
n twenty-five given in her honor by
Mrs. George Bridge. Mrs. G.. II. Do
well and Mrs. C. S. Thompson poured.