Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29

at the Y. w. C. A. Covers were laid for abOAt 70.
 J A MISSIONARY SILVER TEA, for the Women's League of the Presby- terian church and church members, will be given next Wednesday after noon by Mrs. O. N. Alvin, at her resi- dence at Jiggerville.
 MISS EDDIE JOHNSTON, who has been principal of the Benson public schools for the last year, is here to cousin, Miss Noda Billits, of the Phelps Dodge store. c. B. GORDON, telegraph operator at the E. P. & s. w. depot, was mar ried last week at San Simon to Miss Julia Paul, of that City. Mir. and Mrs. Gordon have left on trip to the coast
 THE ARIZONA CHILDREN'S HOME ASSOCIATION will hold a Decoration Day flower sale tomorrow at the car stop at Lowell. The ob- ject is to raise funds for the children's S home at Tucson
 MRS. P. J. MEENAN was hostess yesterday afternoon at luncheon at her residence on Quarry Hill THE EIGHTH GRADE GIRLS of the Greenway school, at Warren, un- der the direction of Miss Katherine Mckean, domestic science teacher, served luncheon Wednesday noon to mothers and the teachers of the school. The luncheon was excellent, and was beautifully served. It con- sisted of salad, sandwiches, iced tea, cake, geiatine and whipped cream.
 THE NEXT LUNCHEON at the country club will not be until Tuesday June :. Mrs. C. w. Cromwell is act ing as chairman of the entertainment committee in the absence of Mrs. P. M. Buckwalter, who is on trip in California
 MRS. CHARLOTTE ADAMS GILL in her capacity as chairman of the de- partment of education in the state or ganization of the National ederation of Musical Clubs, was in Tucson last week, for the purpose of conferring on the work of the different musical clubs for the coming year, and to ar range for the spring musical festival that will be held at Tucson. She. was the house guest of Mrs. George kel. logg Bretherton, who is. associated with Mrs. Gill as the first vice-presi. dent of the State Federation of Music Clubs
 MISS VENITA LEWIS entertained in honor of Miss Ethel Rendell, with dinner at the Copper Queen Hotel, Thursday evening. The guests were Mss Ellen Itzwire and Mrs I~ther Brown. Miss Rendell will leave Mon day for Detroit, Mich, on her ;ara tion.
 A MUSIC RECITAL last Wednes- day evening, at St. Patrick; all. by tthe music students of the Loretto Aca- demy was an event hat del 'ghted large audience of friends and rela- tives of the students. The recital W. . | particularly pleasing on account of the composure With which the young artists performed, and the perfection displayed in many numbers on the program. Songs by Mary Caretto and 1 Mary Hennessy were particularly eX| cellent. The program follows
 Vocal Trio-When Twilight Weaves tMinueD Beethoven.
 1st Sop. Misses N. Ryan, M Caretto, ! N. Murphy.
 2nd Sop. Misses w. Ryan. NJ. Hen l messy, A. illiard:r
 Alto. Misses II. Howe, R. Miller, D.
 HOule.
 Violin Quartette
 1st Violin, ]. Downs s. Shattuck, C,
 Reynolds. T. Jay
 2nd Violin, A. Balchen, M Kruger;S A, | Whelan, V. Twomey 3rd Violin. J. Downs. J. Feeney, C. Culbert.
 4th Violin, T. Ford, M. Medigovich, NJ.
 Ryan.
 Piano, A. Downs
 Merch Slav ..----.-...-.. rSchaikow sky
 Piano I.-E. MosOn.' K. Whelan. Piano II-H. Leonard. A Madigan. IIumoresque .-.--..--...-....--.--..--..- Dvorak Violin Spencer Shattuck.