Arizona republican., 1909-08-29
PRANKISH PARTY
 AT IRON SPRINGS
THREATENS HOLD UP OF PAS
 SINGER TRAIN
Other Incidents By Which the Week
 Was EnliVened

1fOH SpflHSSi Aus. So--NSpeCldl Correspondence to Rerublican)-Mis Ruth Jessop entertained with picnic luncheon Saturday. The invited guests were: Misses Florence Herndon, Blanche Kelly. Charlotte Crane, Flor ence Sloan, Ruth Williford, Helen Les lie, Annie Wagner, Lila Hawkins. Alice Adams, Louise Draper, Mabel Hooker, Edith Armitage and Florence Jones from Prescott; and Helen Ely, Mary Jenkins, Raima Chalmers, Helen Alexander, Hazel Goldberg, Selma Goldberg, Lucille Rays, Flora Grier, Louise Murphy, Beth Bennett, Pearl Stauffer, Hazel Martin, Ethel Eaton, Winifred Jessop and Mrs. Chas. Stauf- fer, Mrs. Gus Noll.
 There was not the usual Saturday night crowd attending the dance but several were over from Prescott, and the usual good time was reported by all. The guests from Prescott were: Misses Eleanor Sloan, Ruth Williford, Annie Wagner, Helen Leslie and Edith Armitage and Messrs. Harold Eliot, Lyenne, Taliaferro, Elliot, Neil Clark, Dr. Graham.
 Thursday evening the camp was beset with a crowd of pale ghost-like figures as the guests of Miss Hazel Martin. They swarmed the station and seemed to take great delight in frightening the passengers on the south bound train. to join their ranks. An old couple, evidently not used to the wild and woody kind were seen making desperate attempts to crawl
  dow in one last effort to escape The train having thoughtlessIy moved on, in spite of their childish pranks They meandered over the hills to a bon fire by which they warmed their chilled bones After they had partaken of dainty refreshments in a most healthy and unghostly manner. they suddenly took human forms and danced until the wee sma' hours. Miss Martins guests were: Misses Florence Jones. Maud Thomas. Formie Thomas. Louise Nelson. Florence Herndon, Blanche Kelly. Charlotte Crane, Mabel Hooker, Helen Ely. Helen Alexander. Hazel Goldberg, Selma Goldberg Beth Ben nett Flora Grier. Louise Murphy, Lu- cile Hays. Ruth Jessop, Ethel Eaton and Messrs Gus Peters, George Thom- as, Garry Vyne, Dave Ling, D. M. Russell, Raymond Belcher Leyenne, Talaiferro, Charles Rob pr. Graham. Joe Bradford, Jay Algire, Mir. and Mrs. L. H. Chalmers, Mrs. Cools. Miss Ramia Chalmers and Lewis and Miss Mary Jenkins left Saturday afternoon.
 Bob Anderson arrived Saturday to spend a couple of weeks in Iron Springs.
 Saturday arrivals were: Sims Ely Jr..Mr. Sam Easterling. Emery Rays, Aaron Goldberg. Donald Mcqueen.
 MT. and Mrs. Hildreth spent Sunday in Prescott.
 Donald Hooker returned to Phoenix Sunday after weeks visit.
 Sims Ely returned to the springs Sunday after a short trip east
 Aaron Goldberg returned to Phoenix Sunday night.
 Mondays train south took Mrs. Will lard Smith, Laveela Thomas, MT. Sims Ely, MT. McDermitand and Gus Non to Phoenix
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Stauffer and Miss Pearl Stauffer left for Phoenix Tuesday.
 Mrs. Sandoz and family, who have btcH SpenQlnB the summer Tn Iron Springs, left for Phoenix Tuesday.
 Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander and Miss Helen Alexander were visitors in Prescott Tuesday.
 Miss Maud Thomas arrived Wednes- day to be the guest of Miss Marlin. for a few days.
 Mrs. Sims Ely and Miss Helen Ely were Prescott visitors Wednesday.
 Miss Ethel Eaton, who has been spending a few days in Phoenix, went through to Prescott Wednesday and returned to the springs Wednesday evening
 Mrs. Barry Goldwater and little son. and Mrs Morris Goldwater, were the guests of Mrs. L. J. Bennett Wednes- day and Thursday.
 Miss Mabel Hooker was the guest of Miss Ruth Jessop Thursday.
 Miss Hazel Goldberg and Miss Helen Alexander made flying trip to Pres colt Thursday morning.
 Mrs. Fen s. Hildreth is again spend ing few days in Phoenix.
 Mrs. w. K. James spent Friday in Prescott.
 Miss Helen Ely, who has been spend ing her vacation in Iron Springs, leaves Sunday for Stanford univer- sity.
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