Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-03

maIfleu IdSI week at tombstone. Inc !
announcement of the wedding came
as a surprise to their friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Lugton viii make their
hime in Douglas.
THE CURRENT EVENTS depart
ment of the Business Girls Club met
last week at the residence of Miss
Wrylla Wacek. Twenty members of
the club were present and an inter
esting program was presented. The
next meeting of the club will be on
July II, at the home of Miss Dorothy
Muat. Miss Margaret Shilliam will
be the leader.
/ MRS. FRED COWAN ENTERTAIN
ed the Thursday Afterdoon Card Club
last week at her residence in Tomb
stone Canyon. Fourth 0f July decora-
tons, in red, white and blue, were
used. There were two tables of cards,
the guests being Mrs. Jack Verfurth
Mrs. j. w. Smith, Mrs. E. J. Lawren-
son, Mrs John Scott, Mrs. Robert
Linden and Mrs. j. McRea.
NJ. ]. CUNNINGHAM RETURNED
to Bisbee Thursday from Flagstaff
where he went on business trip to
meet W. J. Brophy, president of the
Bank of Bisbee, who came there from
Los Angeles accompanied by Mrs.
Brophy and two of Cunningham's
daughters. The entire party went for
a few days outing at Oak Creek, neal
Flagstaff. where there is good fish
ing.
MISS DOROTHEA WILDER, WHO
was raised in Tombstone and has
many friends here, was married last
week at Phoenix to Harold Moore, at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde WILDER. The Wilbers formerly
resided at Tombstone where Miss
WILDER was employed in the county
recorders office, and Mr.. WILDER in
the office of the Gibson Abstract
Company Mr.. and Mrs. Moore viii
reside in Phoenix.
A DANCE GIVEN BY the Bisbee
/ High School Alumni Association last
night, at the high school auditorium,
was a hig success. The dance was
planned as a Fourth of July enter
/ tainment the decorations being in
Red White and Blue.~A large num-
Der of invited guests attended, mony
of the summer school people being
among them. An admission was
| charged, the money going into the
association fund for the assistance
of students who would be unable to
! go through school otherwise.
| MR.. AND MRS. L. H. HAGELSIEB
have returned from the east and are
the guests of Mrs Hagelsieb's moth
er, Mrs. A. E. Zeh, CT 240 Quarry Can
yon. They have been at Wolfpit, KY,
for nearly year, Mr.. Halegsieb hav-
ing been employed with the Mckinney
Steel Company as welfare man. Ha-
! gelsieb will leave Monday for Ell Paso
where he will resume his position
with the Western Union Telegraph
Company, While Mrs. Hagelsieb Will
remain in the city with her mother
for longer stay. Mrs. Hageisieb was
formerly Miss Anna Black, of this
City.
! THE CIVIC PLAYERS OF THE
Warren District scored another sue
cess last Friday evening in the pre-
/ sentation of two play-readings, at the
high school auditorium as enc of the
regular Friday evening entertain
ments for the University of Arizona
summer school. The entertainment
was attended by a large audience. The
j first production, 1.-THE Person in the
/ Chair" was a problem play that left
the spectator in some doubt and with
something to ponder about. Joint
Owners in SPAIN comedy, was clev-
I erly produced and was much enjoyed.
| Both plays were well handled.
MASTER BYRON ROSE, of Jig
gerville, was the host Saturday, June
%, to number of his young friends
in honor OF his tenth birthday ami
f-versary. The children were enter
tanned with games, and refreshments
/ were served. Each small guest was
presented with souvenir as token
Of remembrance. The guests were
Bernelle and Henrietta Holmes, Mar
iorie Regain, Kathleen Stewart, Ethel
Myers, Ruth and Hortense White,
Marguerite and Marie Anderson,
Anna Asich, Jack and Leonard Myers
Malcolm and Roy Stewart, Orbie
Wilkerson, Henry Cade, and Sumter
Anderson.
A PRETTY WEDDING marked the
marriage last Wednesday of Miss