Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-06

The B1Sbee WOman'S Club met FIJI
day afternoon at the club house. Al
ter the regular business meeting DR..
Fitzgerald read paper on cancer,
Miss Bates, school nurse, gave very
interesting talk on Child Nutrition"
showing what could be accomplished
with children who were suffering
from malnutrition where she had the
Co. Grafton OF the children and the
parents.
10. A. T. Hoy and Mrs. A. Living
Ston were hostesSes. The next meet
ing viii be Friday, Nov. 18th Begin
ming at 3:15 there will be program
in charge of Mrs. A. T. Hoy, chairman
of the literary department. Mrs.
Truswe,ll will give talk on Fart"
Mrs. Howard Barkell and Mrs. H. II.
Owens will be hostesses.
The Twentieth Century Club held
their regular business meeting Tues
day afternoon, at the conclusion DR..
Bridge addressed the club women on
the methods OF suppression of disease
principally cancer, whiC> was very
greatly enjoyed. Mrs. Davis gave two
vocal solos which added greatly to the
success of the meeting.
A very enjoyable tea was given by
Mrs. E. J. Flanagan and the executive
board OF the Goth Century Club in
honor of Mrs. E. J. Spaulding who is
leaving the district, goiAg. to FL Paso.
The home of Mrs. Flanagan was arts
tically decorated in yellow. Tea was
poured by Mrs. William Brakcfield
and Mrs. F. F. McL61Ion About fifty
ladies were present. The hostesseS
were Mrs. z. J. Flanagan, Mrs. Jack
Bevan, Mrs. John Scott. Mrs. J. H.
Hartman. Mrs. w. o. Do"ds, Mrs. ].
w. F. Smith and c. E. Allen.
A delightful luncheon at the Copper
Queen Hotel was enjoyed by Mes
danes Z. j. Flanagan, Brakefield, Nc
Lellon, Spaulding and the hostess,
Mrs. John Bevan.
A very pleasant and dainty three
course luncheon was given Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. w. j.
Spaulding who left Friday for FL Paso
The table was beautifully decorated
in pink and white. Covers were laid
for nine. The following ladies were
present. Mesdames Flanagan, Bevas,
J. w. F. Smith, Brakefield, Scott,
Spaulding, Allen and Doods, Mrs. J.'l
w. Hartman was hostess.
%cti2' Fi9 $50
Mrs. Hoval Smith was hasteSs Tues
day to a number of Douglas ladies at
a luncheon at the Warren Country
club. After the luncheon bridge was
"a. ed w. J. Young drove the Doug
las party to the club. Mrs. Smiths
,ues.s we're: Mrs. w. J. Young Mrs.
L. r. Budrow Mrs. Robert Rae, Mrs.
w. H. Webster, Mrs. j. P. Eoyle, Mrs.
b. c. Harris and Mrs. B. A. Packard.
Little Miss Isabel Nowlin celebrat
ed her 8th birthday with Halloween
party at her home in Soriug Canyon
on Monday night. Games, music and
dancing were enjoyed Refreshments
were served. Among those present
were May ana Edwin Wager, Geneva
George, Kenneth, Charles and Helen
Sellers; Dorothy Sanders, Eta Grove
Electra Taylor. Mary, Josephine, Isa-
bel and MargS, Nowlin, and Harry !
Scofield
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the First
Church of Warren will meet on Mon
day, Nov. 7th, at the home of Mrs. /
Fred Oats, No. 213 18th Terrace, 3rd
Addition. Mrs. oats will be assisted
by Mrs. Rufus Bedford.
One of the motoring parties that
went to Tucson yesterday TO witness
the football game was composed of
Miss Margaret Sea1ey, Miss Alice VIII
son, Miss lone Hardwood AMI Miss
Katherine Mexican.