Arizona republican., 1909-08-18

Goldberg, Mrs. F. J. Bennett and Mrs. w. K. James delightfully."- entertained the ladies of the Springs and several of their Prescott friends with a pie mic luncheon Saturday. Contrary to l their plans it rained so the luncheon was served in the cosy little cottage | of Mrs. W. K. James. after the tasty repast. bridge was played, Mrs. Sims Ely making ihghoscer OINao Sims Ely making high score. The invited guests were Mesdames B. NJ. Goldwater. Morris Goldwater II. R. Tritle, J. c .Ferndon. T. c. Norris, | Frank Wright. J. J. Hawkins, O. A. Hissla. Leslie Latmer, Frank Murphy, J. A. Hope, Frank Drescher R. II. Burmister. Ralph Gloss. Hugo Rich ards, R. T. Roper and Harry neap of Prescott, and the Mesdames J. L. B. Alexander. Lloyd Christy. Frank Ben nett, Chas. StamIer, l.. II. Chalmers, Coats, George Chirsty, A. C. Me Queen, T. E. Ceilings, Frank Alllire, B. A. Fickas. J. Elliot Walker, Harry Kennedy, A. G. Hulett. II. J. Jessop. Sims Ely and Miss Winifred Jessop.
 NIT. and Mrs. Emery Rays and Miss Lucille Rays, who has just graduated from the University of Illinois, have arrived to spend the remainder of the summer Mir. and Mrs. F. T. Ceilings returned Saturday after an extensive trip to the Seattle exposition and Alaska. They report a delightful trip.
 Mrs. Joseph Kibbey returned to Phoenix the later part of last week on her way to Los Angeles. She eX- poets to be gone several weeks.
 Mrs. Willard smith and Miss Ethel Eaton returned Tuesday after few days visit in Phoenix.
 Miss Hazel Marlin and F. ". Rus sel were dinner guest at Mckinley Mine Friday evening having ridden over from Prescott.
 Miss Mabel Hooker left Monday for Prescott where she will be the house guest of Mrs. Ed. Tomlinson for sev- erai weeks.
 Fred Christy spent Sunday in camp.
 Chas. Stauffer arrived last week for stay of few weeks. Mrs. tauf- fer preceded him by couple of days.
 Miss Eleanor Sloan, Miss Helen Les lie. Miss Annie Wagner, Miss Ruth WiIliford returned to Prescott Mon day after several days at the Springs as the guest of Miss Helen Ely.
 Donald Mcqueen returned home Tuesday after a delightful fishing trip up oak Creek and few days at the Springs.
 Will Fickas returned Wednesday with the promise of another visit to the Springs.
 George Christy suffered a severe accident while enlargng his house, running a nail through his foot which caused him to make a hurried trip Co Phoenix for medical attention. He Is back again now and doing nicely.
 Miss Marguerite Gilbert arrived Wednesday evening from Stoddard. She is the houseguest of Miss Selma Goldberg for several days.
 Miss Hazel Marlin has again been spending several days in Prescott, the guest of Miss Maud Thomas.
 Tuesday, Dr. F. J. Jessop. MT. and Mrs. Charles Stauffer. Mrs. w. k. James and Miss Ruth Jcssop were visitors in Prescott.
 Mrs Frank Bennett and Miss Eliza beth Bennett spent Wednesday after noon in Prescott.
 Invitations have been received in the Springs for card party Wednes- day afternoon in Prescott, given by Mrs Hugo Richards.
 There were many arrivals from Phoenix last Saturday night on the husbands train. Among them were
 L. r. Chalmers, F. J. Bennitt and Mrs A. G. Hulett.
 NJ. Fl. Lunny passed through orIn Springs Saturday on his way to the Mckinley mine
 Mrs. George Lutgerding passed through the Springs Friday on her way to Cedar Rapids. her former home.
 Joe Green went through Iron Springs Friday to Flagstaff where he expects to meet Mrs. Green.
 Miss Maud Hawley is the house guest of Mrs. F. Pascoe for a few days.
 Mrs Frank Drescher and little daughter, Katherine. are guests at the Springs for a few days
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