Bisbee daily review., 1921-05-29
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THE BISBEE WOMEN'S CLUB held it's annual election of officers last Friday. all of the present off cers being reelected. There, will be no more meetings of the club this year until the first Friday in Octo- Der. The officers that will serve next year are Miss John E. Sanders, president; Mrs. l.. G. Jackson, vice president: Mrs. Howard Barkell, re- cording secretary; Mrs M. C. High, treasurer; Mrs. J. T. Hoy, ccrre- spending secretary; Mrs. Ben Frank enberg, auditor.
 IN HONOR OF TUCSON residents who motored here to attend the Bankhead highway meeting at Doug las yesterday, Mrs. John E. Sanders will be hostess this evening at buff fet supper at her residence. There will be about Is guests. The Tue son guests will be MT. and Mrs. A. F. Fish, MT and Mrs. Shad Bowyer, and Mir. and Mrs. O. S. McPherson.
 MIR. AND MRS. J. J. CRONAN, of Denver, who have been visiting their daughter, Mrs. R. S. Hooper. Of War ren, will leave today for their home.
 MISS KATHRYN K1NSELLA is enjoying vacation Of three weeks at her home in Upper Lowell. For the last six months Miss Kinsella has been employed at the Los An geles postoffice. While there she made her home with the Rernards, who have purchased homo near Hollywood.
 MISS ALICE NELSON, of Los An geles, is visiting her brother. Irwin Nelson. 125 B Tombstone canyon. She will be here for about three weeks.
 MRS. GEORGE A. BRIDGE left Fri day night for months stay on the coast. She was accompanied by her son, John, and Junior Hunt, young son of Dr. and Mrs. c. H. Hunt.
 MRS. A. c. McGREGOR and chil- dren left Friday night for the coast, accompanied by the young son of MT. and Mrs. E. E. Whiteley They will remain in California for months va cation. "a
 A DAUGHTER was born last week last week to MT. and Mrs. William Sa- ben, of Morenci, former residents of Bisbee. Mir. Saben is assistant mana ger at Morenci, and was formerly chief clerk for the Copper Queen here. The Sabens resided on Quality Hill. and left the district several years ago.
 AN AFTERNOON SEWING, in hon. or of Mrs. C. k. Gollwitzer, was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Ralph L. Motz, at her residence at Warren. The guests were Mrs. Ivan F. Burgess, Mrs. Rundell. Mrs. E. c. Sooley, Mrs w. J. Johnson, Mrs. E, A. Crocker, Mrs. E. A. Crocker, Mrs. l.. M. Brown, Mrs. s. c. Dickinson, Mrs. John Lan- des. Mrs. F. F. Bennett. and Mrs Wal ter Hubbard.
 THE BISBEE LODGE OF MACCA- BEES held big meeting last Monday night in honor of Mrs Laura B. Hart, the great state commander of Macca- bees in several states, with headquar. ters at San Antonio. About 300 at tended, many coming from neighbor- ing cities. Twelve candidates were initiated into the lodge. Mrs. Hart quoted statistics showing that there are about 235.0OO women members of the order, and she said that it is the largest women's insurance organiza- tion in the world.
 THE BAPTIST MISSIONARY AID SOCIETY held its regular missionary meeting Thursday afternoon at the church. Mrs C. T. Garnett took charge of the program. and Mrs. w c. Bryan and Mrs. Ewing were hos tesses for the afternoon.
 THE LADIES OF THE CATHOLIC ! CHURCH entertained with a card party at St. Patrick's hall, Thursday evening.
 THE FIDELIS CLASS of the Baptist church held a social meeting Thurs | day evening at the residence of Mrs. ! R. 0. owen in Tombstone canyon.