El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-04
. HAYDEN, ARIZ. .

Eest events Of the yea in Hayden was
the first annual bali given Dy the
Elks in the Hayden hotel. i'oJr hum
dred Invitations had been issued -
friends of the 40 StragglerS including
many in Ray, Phoenix and other points,
and over 200 responded by their pros
ence The hall was decorated with the
lodge cOlOrs of purple and white, tseo
large American flags being dr1peO on
the two side walls and B. P. o. E PEN
nanuS covering the remaining space
Punch was served during the evening.
DR. and Mrs. c 3. Wiley led the march.
The programs were a piece of art with
2. purple Elhs head embossed on the
cover and the names IF the Struggling
Herd appearing on the back with their
respective lodge and number Twenty
four dances with few extras made up the
program for the evening ana a. = o'clock
when the last piece was played the hall
was filled with nearly as many dare
ers as at the start. sandwiches and
coffee were served during the evening
in one of the side rooms and in the
back Of the hall a room was fixed up
with tables where games were en-
dance. At the hour Of II the Strag-
glers gathered in the center of the
hall and TO the tolling of the hour
offered the toast to the departed broth
ers and finished by singing the Elk S
song, AUD Lang Syns-"
Miss Edna Sutton of salt Lake CITY,
is visiting in Hayden with Mr. and
Mrs. Stephenson
Is. H. f1Qenel9a6Gt- EuLeL c4eIk IN Lll5
superintendent office Of the Arizona
Eastern railroad in Phoenix, spent
few days in Hayden visiting the local
mill and smelter.
4 party consisting of Preston Locke,
r. +. Feland L. l. Hiatt, Curran, DR..
Crawford and Misses iceland, Hart and
Mitchell came over from Ray by auto
mobile TO attend the Elk's dance On
their return trip they met with an &C
cident which resulted In their getting
back to Ray about eight hours after
leaving Hayden
F. ". Book in company with J. a
Bryan, took in the dance in Hayden.
Mr. Book is a resident of Milwaukee and
has been spending a few days at his
fathers claims in the Kelvin district
J. Heggie, superintendent for the
American Smelling and Refining COM
days in FL PasO inspecting that COM
pany's plant there. He viii visit the
Cananea shelter and various other
plants of the A 5. * r. in Mexico be-
fore he returns to Hayden
Eugene Miller. assignee for the John
MacIntyre company, is spending a few
days in Hayden from his home in
Globe.
Miss Iris Hickey was entertained by
Mrs Frank LUmbley in Hayden. Miss
Hickey is a resident of Ray and came
over for the dance.
J. A. Hams, of tie United States Geo
logical survey, spent d few days in
Hayden Inspecting the local plants
He has been making an examination OF
some geological formations on the ella
river for the past few weeks
NJ J. mcdonnell has left Hayden and
viii make his future home in Bisbee-
Mr.. Mcdonnell was one of the promi-
nent baseball players on thc Hayden
nine, holding down third sack.
C. H ann has left Hayden having
a position with the Calumet Copper
Creek Mining company at Mammoth,
Arizona, Mrs Nann Will remain In Hay
den for the present.
DR. and Mrs. e. D. Wiley entertained
at their home. seven course dinner
being enjoyed by the guests The house
was decorated with American beauties
and chrysanthemums. The following
were present, Messrs. Hancock, F.
Wiseman, Mesdames J. Heggie, II. ).
ingalls, and Mr. and Mrs. D. Telliferro
Mrs. J. Heggie entertained at
bridge at her home on Shelter
Terrace The house was dec
GRATED in yellow and white chrysan-
themums, tables being set for 16 play
ers- Mrs Johnson won high score, re-
ceiring a cut glass bOn-bOn dish, while
with Mrs. A. j. Maclean, with low score,
received an embroidered handkerchief.
The consolation prize was drawn for
Mrs. Green receiving a cut glass dish.
After the cards, refreshments were
served. The following We're present;
MesdameS Johnston, BOrdWell, Murray.
Stratton, Elliott, Gillian, Anderson,
Maclean, DaVeler, Dresser Hatch,
Brown. Green, Ezeu and Heggis.
G. W. MacElvaney, master mechanic
for the Ray Consolidated Copper COM
pany, IS leaving the services of that
company, and VIII spend a short while
on his ranch in the Salt River valley.
He viii then leave for the Chino Cop
per company at Hurley. New Mexico,
where he has a similar position. Mr..
MaeElVaney has been in the employ OF
the Ray Consolidated for the past
three years, coming here as foreman Of
the machine shop. but was later pro-
NOTED to the position which he occU-
pied when his resignation took effect.
Mrs. MacElvaney and family Will remain
in Phoenix probably for the winter be-
fore leaving for the properties of the
Chino Copper. company. Mr.. MacEl-
vaney's friends have given him a silver
service Mr.. Feldkamp, clerk of the
machine shop. made the presentation
speech
PhilOs Cooke, superintendent Of the
schools of Hayden, is in Florence to
take his state examination as a teacher.
He was accompanied by Misses Adele
and Cliffie Page, two local teachers,
who viii also take their examinations