Bisbee daily review., 1921-12-18
Old And New Games For The Xmas Holidays

 time or even had the time for frivol- ous celebrations of holidays. Last Christmas and the one before most of us busied ourselves in giving bene- fits Or relief fund plays, and at that we who had boys overseas had little heart for entering into real sports. This season, however, in spite of the h. c. l. and the many internal disturb anceS we are having, we can really enjoy a few filings at ca-s-fee gay ety. The young people must keep up Hughes, Margaret Bressler, Mary Jo-
 sephine Kingsbury, Ruth Krebs, Mary
 Madeline Giacoma, Madalene Giaco-
 ma, Katherine Giacoma, Velma San
 ders, Mary Christine Moss, Lota Me l Sparron, Lillian Coe, Jean Macia,
 Lola Emma Hankins, Winona Han klns, Donna Gay Henshaw, Ruth
 James and the little hostess.
 | Among those visiting in Bisbee Fri 1 day were Miss Maud Davis, Mrs.
 Chas. Blyth, Miss Nell Ensminger and
 Miss Norma Barr.
 Judge II. P. Merrill performed | three marriage ceremonies in Tomb
 stone Thursday evening, all parties 1 being from Douglas. The contracting | parties were w. L. Brooks and Miss { Goorgette Bouldin, Will Morgan and ] Zolona LaCroix and Jos. M. Scott and 1 Dorothy LaCroix.
 1 According to word received today a | h..1N I nc. Angeles to MT. and Mrs. George Riley Mrs Riley was formerly Miss Ruby 1 Lamb, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. A. | Lamb. Mrs. Lamb is at present visit ing her daughter in Los Angeles. i Mother and son are doing well, ac- 1 cording to the word received.
 The ladies of St. Pauls Guilds, ,Epis- | copaD contemplate making the fol- ! lowing gifts, at Christmas time: St.
 Luke's Home for Tubercular Patients ert, at Tucson, also tubercu1ar ] ert, at Tucson, alsco a tubercular
 home, S25: The Tucson Orphanage, 2
 boxes of oranges, $25; Pastime Park, | at Tucson, a rest home for returned tubercular soldiers, a year subscrip-
 tion to the Geographic" magazine, | and "The Saturday Evening Post"
 and box of homemade candies to be
 made by the members of the Guild. | The Guild is doing some good work l in the community and their action to
 extend Christmas cheer to the needy ! is commendable undertaking. WILCOX
 Mrs. Del Masters is on the coast l IiOr- gins is taking her place ill Rottman's
 store until she returns.
 Harry c. Clifford came over from l Stafford and was visiting with Mir. and Mrs. w. l. Crawford for a day this week.
 Mrs. w. T. Brinley left Sunday for Los Angeles where she will spend couple of weeks. She expects to be
 back b1fore Christmas.
 Mrs. H. S. Neel and daughter Tru-
 die left the other day for Phoenix,
 where they will spend a week or more
 visiting with relatives and friends.
 A. J. Richardson is here from Mex | 1t, Texas. He IS visiting Wltn MT. anu ! Mrs. Delmar Richardson. He used | to reside at Wilcox a number of years | ago and was a partner with H. l.. i Johnson in the cattle business. At the election held at the Eastern | Star Lodge the following officers were elected for the ensuing year,
 namaly: Mrs. J. M. Libby, Worthy ! Matron; J. M. Libby, Worthy Patron;
 Miss Fern Kemp. secretary: A. A. | Nicholson, treasurer; Mrs. J. E. Cook | Associate Matron; Mrs. J. P. Cum mings. Conductress; Mrs. G. P. Mor- ] gan, Associate Conductress. The ap- pointive officers have not been an nounced. In the Masonic Lodge Dr.
 J. c. Wilson was elected W. M; J. P. Cummings, s. w.; Marshall Nichol-
 son. J. w.; Gordon Ewing, secretary
 and H. A. Morgan treasurer. The ap- pointive officers in this lodge have not been announced yet. Installation ] in the Masonic Lodge will take place | Tuesday evening, December 27th, al 1 ter which several members will Ice 1 of hn