Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-19

OIL tombstone, entertained Friday
evening at their residence ct Tomb
stoneT with "a social for the benefit of
ST. Paul's Guild. ''Jitney" dances
we're given. with music by the Uni
versity Orchestra. Refreshments of
ice cream, sherbert and cake were
.eryed.
GRADUATION EXERCISES OF
the Loretto Academy were held last
Tuesday evening at ST. Patricks
church, and were attended by large
audience of relatives and friends of
the young graduates. The graduating
class consisted of John Edwin Downs,
Marie Cecilia Kingston and Amy Lri
cinda ,Luttey.
A SURPRISE PARTY WAS GIVEN
Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mrs. William Piel, by Miss Eunice
Cook, in honor of Miss Esther FIatry
and Miss Della Maroney. Miss Flatry
will leave for Tucson on July 1, and
Miss Maroney will visit various parts
in the east on her way TO her home
on North Carolina.
THE BUSINESS GIRLS CLUB
held one of the most successful enter
tainments OF the year, Thursday
NIGHT, at the Y W. c. A.. in the form
of a dinner Interesting talks were
"iron hv George B. Winfrey and H.
B. Johnson. The dinner was attend
ed by 40 guests. The club is growing
constantly and the girls Nare taking
much interest in it's affairs.
LOUIS WILLIAM DOUGLAS, eld-
est son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Doug
las, OF Douglas, was married yester-
day at Hastings on the Hudson, to
Miss Peggy Scharmann Vinssar. !
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick
Vinsser. o. that place Mr.. and Mrs.
James Douglas are now in the east
where they and several other Arizona
people went TO attend the wedding. |
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas will reside in
erome.
A RECEPTION, held last Tuesday !
vening in the auditorium of the high |
7rhool IN honor of the faculty and
students of the University of Arizona
summer school, was attended by
many local people who had the pleas |
IRE of meeting the visitors who wiz !
be here for the next few weeks The |
reception was held for the purpose
of promoting fellowship between the
students and faculty of the summer
school and local residents. Other |,
events for their entertainment will
De held during their stay here.
THE EASTERN STAR entertained /
last week for children of Mascns and |
members of the order. The party !
nd
for the kiddies.. Ginger bread men
featured the refreshments Mary !.
Jane Abrams entertained with read /;
ing and John Junior Jones recited
I'm Flanders Fields" The children
played games.
THE TREBLE CLEF CHORAL |
Club, under the direction of Mrs. !
Charlotte Adams Gill. is planning to |
hold a series of vesper services, be- !
ginning the latter part of September. !
The services will be held probably in |
the Presbyterian church, with the as !
sistance of Maston's orchestra. 1t is
planned to hold one service on the /,
last Sunday of each month during the |
fall and winter.
THE w Ut JAM |,
brother of DR.. c. II. Hunt. and Mrs. :
n. A. Patterson took place last sun !
day at Douglas. Hunt has been in !
the cattle business in Cochise county
for several years, and Mr. and Mrs. !
Hunt will make their home on the
ranch, about seven miles north of
Douglas. Mrs. Hunt was the widow
OF N. A. Patterson at one time bust
ness manager of The Review
MISS EFFIE DAvEY, FORMER |
Tombstone girl, now of Tucson, was
married last week in that city to |
Wilson b. Wood, of the real estate !
firm of Franklin & leighton. Both
bride and bridegroom were members /
of the class of 1920. OF the University /
OF Arizona, and the wedding Is the !
elimination of a college romance. The
brides father is a conductor on the |
e. p. & S. w, and George Keith Dav-
ey, her brother, was married here re-
Gently to Miss Anna Chown.
MRS. EMMA WOLCOTT RETURN
ed last week from the east where she
attended the wedding of her son, Hen
ny Newton Wolcott, to Miss Dorothy
Lakeland, of FL Paso. at the home of
Miss Lackland's sister, Mrs. Harry
Carter, at Summary, Pa. Wolcott was
born in Tombstone and formerly
worked in the engineering department
of the Phelps Dodge Corporation here
and at Morenci. He is now in the
contracting business on Long Island,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Wolcott will re-
side. Mrs Emma Wolcott, his moth !
er, and Mrs. Eva Wallace, a sister,
reside at Warren.