Arizona republican., 1906-08-23
LATE FESTIVITIES
 Al IRON SPRINGS
The Season Grows More Interesting
 Near Its Close.

Iron Spring. Ariz.. Aug. 21-CSpec- ial Correspondence of The RepubI- can.)-The dancing party given at the pavilion on Saturday evening was almost as notable an event as the tennis tournament that preceded it. Despite the darkness and pouring rain large number of hospitabIe Iron Springs people lighted their lanterns and wended their way down the hill sides and across the gullies to the sta tion to welcome the guests from Pres colt, who came in on the special. as well as the friends arriving later on the regular husband train" The Prescott arrivals were: Mir and Mrs. F. c. Bateman. Mrs. F. D. Bateman. MT. and Mrs. A. F. Taylor. Dr. Grah- am. the Misses Helen Burmister. Alice Adams, Lila Hawkins, Maude Norris. Mable Norris. Theresa Fredericks Jean Blanchard. Ann Mckenzie Vera Greenwood. Nina Greenwood. Florence Herndon Edith Armitage, Polly OH- yer. Ethel Bakers Miss Hoffman Miss Mister; Messrs. F. K. Bateman. Roy Davidson. Tom Davidson, Fred Hem enway. F. R. Derrick. Edward La
 jeurne. Clio Reeve. Gus Peter. Robert Porter, Fred P. Cruice. Fred Moore
 MT. Gleason. MT Block. Other guests came in earlier in the afternoon with MT. and Mrs. F. NJ. Murphy on their private car.
 Dainty refreshments added to the connivial character of the evening, pronounced by all one of exceptional enjoyment. MT. and Mrs. Murphy ex- pressed regret that their party was unable to make the tour of the camp as they might have done had the
 weather been more propitious and prophesied a bright future for Iron Springs.
 Mrs A. C. Mcqueen entertained at dinner this evening. the guests being
 MT and Mrs. C. Goldman, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Mrs. F. J. Bennitt Mrs. H. l.. Chandler, Mrs. C. D. Doris and
 Mrs J. w. Doris.
 The young people who went out for a ''s.ng" to the Last Chance mine on Thursday, report one of the most pleasant evenings ever spent in the vicinity of Iron Springs. After several violin solos by Mr. Schmidt and col ] lege and folk songs, the chef. MT Red | dy surprised them with regulation 1 Thanksgiving dinner, plum pudding and all. Full justice was done this | generous feast and the spirit of fun reigned supreme. When the table was cleared and the young ladies had been allowed the privilege of dish washing, all joined heartily in the old favorite l hymns that everyone knows and loves i and at d late hour the party filed home l through the wash with a warm l feeling at heart for their hOspitable | entertainers.
 Friends from Roosevelt are visiting | Mrs. Chester A. Smith, at the Alex | ander cottage.
 Among the dainty and delightful | events of the Iron Springs social sea son was the HOO breakfast given by Mrs. K. T. Ceilings on the date of her 1 twentieth wedding anniversary, Aug, | 17th. The decorations were in pink
 and white. sweet peas and branches of
 scrub oak bearing pink and white
 white balIs.' The latter were partic-
 ularly effective. Little dancing girls
 at each cover served as name cards and the guests fingered over the fruits substantials and ices. each lady be ing asked to give the date and place at which her marriage ceremony was per