Arizona republican., 1910-08-28

nic on Tuesday evening at the Holly Tree Inn.
 Invitations are out for a party at the Pavilion on Friday afternoon to be given by Mrs. Emory Rays and Miss Rays.
 Lester Webster is visiting his mother Mrs B. G. Webster. at the Easterling cottage.
 Mrs. E. G. Webser left for Phoenix on the Wednesday afternoon train.
 Harold Davidson went to Prescott on Saturday and missed the train and returned on horseback.
 Miss Hazel DeMund is visiting Mrs. II. NJ Kennedy. Miss DeMund came over from Prescott on Wednesday.
 w. J. Murphy went to Prescott on Wednesday.
 Mrs w K. James went to Pres colt on Wednesday.
 O. IT Christy returned to Phoenix on Tuesday.
 Mrs. T. w. Pemberton is slowly recovering from quite a severe at tack of illness.
 Miss Marietta Norton and Oakley Norton returned to Phoenix on We'd nesday. They have been the guests of Mrs. w H. Robinson for three weeks.
 Mrs. w. & Goldsworthy and son, George, arrived on Wednesday and are the guests of Mrs. F. T. Col- lings
 Mrs. w. K. James brought back small Miss Mary Sloan from Prescott to be the guest of Edith James, from Wednesday until Friday
 City Attorney Tom Prescott return ed to Phoenix on the Tuesday night train.
 The usual pleasant afternoon was spent at the club house on Wednes- day by the ladies of the camp There were four tables and every ones comfort and pleasure was carefully attended to by the hostesses, Mrs. H. NJ. Kennedy and Mrs. F. T. Ceilings. Bridge, was as usual, the order of the day and the first prize for one table was carried off by Mrs. J. ID. Doster IL was a bag with pins, thread, etc, in it. The other first prize was won by Mrs. Taggart and proved to be a bath towel while Mrs F. A. Fickas received the con solation-a cake of soap. Every one present wanted all the prizes, they seemed so well adapted to Iron Springs need. Every one keeps won dering now what next weeks prizes are going to be, for it would seem that the fifty cent limit in variagated articles has about been rached, but each weeks combination seems more fetching than the last.
 Miss Kate Wilson and Miss Ruth Doris entertained with a taclly par ty on the evening of Wednesday, at the Buena Vista lodge. The fact that it was a success needs hardly to be chronicled It was, and the sounds of revelry went through the camp and reused feelings of deep envy in the hearts of those who were not tacl1y The last seen of the jolly revelry was procession going down the Doris hill swinging lanterns and singing The core spondent is not sufficiently mp on classical music to know just what they were singing but they made a pretty sight under the pines and no one needed to be told that they were having a good time. The end of the picturesque procession was a bonfire opposite the store and the roasting of marsh mel lows and the taking of a flashlight picture, the end of a jolly evening. The guests who had all this fun were Mrs. C. D. Doris, Mrs. C. I. Stacey, Miss Helen McNeil, Miss Bessie Chapman, Mildred Doris, Harold Golze, Leighton James. Harold Penn berton. Joe Bradford, George McNeil and Stayton Doris.
 The children's dance was held on Wednesday instead of Thursday, this week, as Mir and Mrs. Stuchal went to Prescott on Thursday to play for a dance there on Thursday.
 Leighton James went to Prescott on Thursday to attend the dance of the Yavapai club.
 A bat made successful entrance into the home of Mrs. E. T. Ceilings on Wednesday night and created a good deal of excitement, but the bat was at last killed after two rafters had been broken in the attempt to reach him.