Arizona republican., 1910-07-31

even lHe CTunlDS, they decided they
 really had had too good a time to gC
 home as yet, so part of the party went down to the train to welcome i any one who might happen to come in. and MT. Walter Bennett was most
 enthusiastically welcomed as he step-
 ped off the train and was quite over
 whelmed by his unexpected and hearty
 welcome Some members who live 1 in the far eastern end of the gulch decided that it was better to stay together than to fall separately, and
 so they wended their way home, after
 bidding Mrs. Griffin goodnight. These ladies hope that Mr Bennett will not
 be offended at their nonappearance at l the train. Those who enjoyed Mrs | Griffin's hospitality were: Mrs J. Elliott Walker. Mrs. w. II. Robinson, | Mrs Walter Talbot. Mrs. Ancil Mar | tn, Mrs. H. M. Kennedy, Mrs Howe A. Williams, Mrs. George Christy,
 Miss Flora Grier Mrs. T. N. Pember-
 ton, Mrs. B. A. Fickas, Mrs. D. H. Burtis, Mrs. c. M. Scott, Mrs A c. Mcqueen, Mrs c. II. Davidson, Mrs
 IT. H McNeil and Mrs. T E. Col
 lings
 MT. Coggins and three children
 went to Prescott on Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Lloyd Christy came
 up on Saturday,
 O. II. Christy came up on Satur- day
 Miss Kate Christy came up on Saturday and is visiting Mir and Mrs o. H. Christy.
 MT and Mrs. M. w. Grier are visit ing their daughter. Mrs George D. Christy
 Mrs. George Christy went to Phoe- nix on the Saturday afternoon train.
 Mrs. Walter Bennett entertained with three tables of bridge on Satur- day afternoon. Mrs Bennett explained that this was to introduce Mir. Ben nett into Iron Springs social circles Mir. Bennett said that he felt that he had been introduced the night before when so many of the social lights of Iron Springs met him at the train Mir Bennett was sustained and sooth- ed during his debut by the presence of Lloyd Christy. It was observed, however. that both gentlemen seemed happy and any of the nervousness that they professed to feel did not de- ter them from playing an excellent game of bridge, and enjoying coffee. Mrs. Bennetts guests were: Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs. Ancil Martin. | Mrs. J. Elliott Walker. Mrs. D. H. | Burtis Mrs. E. A. Fickas, Mrs George Christy, Miss Flora Grier. Mrs. Howe | A. Williams, Mrs. Lloyd Christy and the two gentlemen.
 D. II. Burtis came up on the Sat urday night train.
 J. NJ Griffin and E. T. Colling. came up on Saturday.
 The Saturday night dance was the best attended of the season. and a very pleasant time was reported by ali present.
 Mir. and Mrs. Taggart arrived on Sunday and are in the Guy Bennett cottage for the summer.
 c. H. Davidson. James s. Griffin and F. T. Ceilings came in on theI night train.
 An auto party came from Prescott | on Sunday for lunch. The members of the party were: c. J. Patterson, J. B Hodge, H. P. Hughes. Will Meisel and pr. Neal
 MT. Moicon is spending a couple of weeks in camp.
 Those who are fortunate enough to be getting their meals with MT. Pat ton were congratulating themselves on their good luck. and someone re- marked as they were handed the de- licious ice cream and cake: We csr tainly do live high" Yes" replied Mir Patton instantly, "six thousand | two hundred
 AEr Tol Or Mar ri in came up on the Saturday night train.
 MT. and Mrs. Emory Rays and their son, Herbert Rays, came up from Phoenix on the Sunday afternoon train.
 w. J. Murphy and Walter Bennett have been thoroughly enjoying playing chess together. MT. Bennett is con sidered the territorial champion, and MT. Murphy is extremely hard to beat. Both gentlemen always take their fold ing chess boards with them when they travel in the hope of meeting some other chess enthusiast
 The camp is much gratified with the | improved appearance of the strawberry eOw with the B brand. She is plump- ing up day by day and shows what rinds can do.
 Mrs. w. H. McNeil went to Phoenix 1n Monday.
 MT. and Mrs. James s. Griffin went o Prescott on Monday.
 James s. Griffin returned to Phoenix 1n Monday Mrs. Griffin and Jack vent down to Phoenix on Wednesday and in a few days she and MT. Grif- in expect to go to California for a 'ew weeks.
 Heighton James. came up for Phoenix ,n Monday.
 Mrs w. II. Robinson entertained with four tables of bridge on Tuesday Afternoon. heavy rain came up dur ng the afternoon and made the cozy interior seem more than ever inviting. Everyone did ample justice to the de- icious cake and punch Those pres mt were Mrs. J. Elliott Walker, Mrs. r. w. Pemberton, Mrs. Walter Talbot, Mrs. D. H. Burtis, Mrs. J. S. Griffin, Mrs w K. James, Mrs. Lloyd Christy. Miss Flora Grier, Miss Laura Dobbs, Mrs B. A. Fickas, Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen. Mrs. C. H. Davidson. Mrs E. T. Col ings; Mrs. Howe A. Williams and Mrs I. NJ. Kennedy.
 Mrs c. Nj Scott left Monday for Phoenix en route for visit to her id home in southern Indiana.
 Miss Laura Dobbs came in on We'd