Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-17

UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA alum
 nj, summer school students and mem-
 bers of the faculty, had a merry re-
 union at a banquet Tuesday evening
 at the high school. Eighty past and
 present students were gathered to-
 gether at the long table set in the
 lower nall of the high school build-
 ing. An hilarious dinner was initial ed with university yells and under graduate nonsense perpetrated Dy graduates who forgot that they were
 supposed to be dignified. Dean Lock-
 wood was a scinullating toastmaster,
 and sounded a keynote of friendship
 and fun with his wit and inimitable manner.
 Dr. von KieinSmid, in his address. Looking All Around" told of having attended the inauguration of Presi: dent Scott, at Northwestern Univer- sity, and President Angell, at Yale. While in the east he saw the splendid telescope which will be installed soon at the university. Since his return yon KleinSmid has visited the uni versity schools at Flagstaff, Tempe, and Bisbee. He amused his audience with reference to the varied experi- ences of the summer school of the university which is now in session in the City of Mexico.
 Steps to make the reunion a bien- nial event were adopted. A brief con- stitutien was adopted, and the follow ing officers chosen: L. w. Crandall. president; Miss Alice Brereton. sec retary; Mrs. John Hawley, treasurer The evening was concluded with dancing.
 The toast list follows:
 -f Super ,ntendent c. F. Philbrook g.. What Did to the University" ThoS. !. Wallace
 3. What the University Did to
 Me-" Miss Lillian A. Cummings. 1. 70 Voice From the Vale of Tempe" Miss Emma B. French. 5. Looking Backward" Miss
 Alice Brereton.
 S. Looking Forward" James Caretto.
 q Looking All Around" Presi- dent R. P. von KleinSmid. Among the alumni and students of the university resident in Bisbee and Warren. are J. B. Maffeo, B. L. Smith R. |. Jackson, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Alice Brereton, Miss Ruth Bird, Miss Kathryn McKean, Mrs. Hawley, Mir. George Nichols Miss Althea Saelid,
 Mrs. Anne Wallace Pickrell, Miss Helen Hoesch. Tom Wallace. Bob
 Thomas, R. B. Salmon, Miss Mary
 Salmon and many other graduates as
 well as undergraduates.
 THE WARREN DISTRICT Busi- ness Girls club will meet Thursday
 evening, the 21st The meeting will
 te in the form of picnic dinner be- low the country club. The lunch will be fixed at the Y. w. c. A. The girls are nct-expected to bring any, but are requested to catch the o'clock car.
 A JAZZ PARTY, given last week Dy Miss Beam at her residence at Warren, was an amusing and enter taiDing affair. Her guests were or
 dered to bring with them some kind of musical instrument, and the or cnestIa that resulted would have as- founded Victor Herbert or Sousa to stupefaction. In spite of the weird
 array the guests were entertained
 with some real music when the anna
 teursN could be persuaded to lay off.
 MARJORIE COMPTON. small
 daughter of MT. and Mrs c. H. Comp
 ton, of Warren, was hostess last
 week, with the assistance of her
 mother. at a party given in honor of
 her fifth birthday. Eighteen of her small friends were the guests> The
 party was held on the lawn at War len Park where luncheon was served and game pslayed.
 THE PHILATHEA BIBLE CLASS of the Methodist church gave a picnic supper last Friday evening at War ren park. Supper was served to mem- bers of the class and dair families