Arizona republican., 1912-08-10

MT Edward Marshall came up from Phoenix Tuesday noon.
 MT. and Mrs. c. B. Laird, Miss Helen Laird and Miss Mabel Hooker returned to Phoenix Tuesday night.
 MT and Mrs. Harry Diehl who left Phoenix Thursday by wagon for Pres colt arrived Tuesday after a splendid trip. They had laid over one day en- route to rest the team.
 MT. Walter Talbott and Donald Martin spent Tuesday afternoon in Prescott
 Word was received in camp today from MT. w. G. Hartranft that William was leaving Philadelphia the tenth for Iron Springs. William suffers from hayfever in the east always during August and is coming but hoping to be benefited by piny atmosphere of the Springs. This winter he will at tend normal school at Tempe
 Theodore Plath has been in camp the past week.
 Mrs. David Goldberg and Ruth re- turned from Phoenix Wednesday.
 Staton Doris arrived in camp Tues day on his motorcycle.
 Tuesday evening MT. and Mrs Aaron Goldberg and family and Mrs. C. D. Doris and family and Mrs. Frank Hil- derbran had a picnic supper on the Juniper picnic rocks
 Mrs. A c. Mcqueen entertained with three tables of auction Thursday ev- ening.
 Mrs. c. D. Doris entertained Friday afternoon with tables of bridge in hon. or of Mrs. Frank Hilderbran.
 Mrs. E. T. Ceilings and Mrs. Keepe, MT. H. Clay Parker and Mir Aaron Goldberg were passengers to Prescott, Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Frank Hilderbran and Mrs. Eu- gene Redewill went to Prescott Thurs day afternoon to be the guest of Mrs. Charles Smurthwaite.
 Mrs. | Johnson entertained Wednes- day evening in honor of Mrs. M. R. Keefe with three tables of bridge. The guests were MT and Mrs. George D. Christy. Mesjames H. L. Chandler, T. w. Pemberton. F. T. Ceilings, J. s. Griffin, F. L. O'Malley. H. M. Kennedy, c. M. Scott, A. J. Hulett and S J. Dos ter. Mrs. PembertOn won first prize and MT. Christy consolation. Mrs. Keefe received a beautiful French em- broidery handkerchief.
 Miss Marion Doris and Miss Selma Goldberg spent Thursday afternoon in Prescott.
 Mir and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg enter tained with a porch party Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Frank Hilder- bran of Phoenix. There were three tables of royal auction. The guests were Doctor and Mrs. Ancil Martin. Mir. and Mrs. H. Clay Parker. Mes danes c. D. Doris, Will c. Barnes. Lamar Cobb. Eugene Redewill H. B. Wilkinson and Miss Marion Doris. Prizes were won by Mir Parker and Mrs. Lamar Cobb.
 Mrs. c. s. Brisley of Prescott enter tained Tuesday afternoon with three tables of bridge in honor of Mrs. E. T. Ceilings and Mrs M. R. Keefe. Mrs Ceilings made high score. receiving as favor a handsome piece of china.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E. T. Col lings entertained with three tables of hearts in honor of her guest Mrs. M R. Keefe of Phoenix. The color scheme for the decoration was red and white which was carried out tastefully on the refreshment tables with red and white crepe luncheon sets and red ribbons. The guests were the Misses Selma Goldberg, Ruth JessOp, Marion Doris, Mabel Hooker, Helen Laird. Lucy Tol- leson and Eugene Dorsey, Mesdames Hiiderbran, Redewill, Parker and John- son. The prizes were received by Miss Selma Goldberg first, and Mrs J. J. Johnson consolation.
 Wednesday afternoon the first club card party of the season was held at the pavilion with rMs. T. w Pember- ton and Mrs. Ancil Martin as host esses Those who participated in the game were Mesdames Fickas, Coles. Talbot, Geo. Christy, Kennedy. Martin, Haslin, Hulett, Pemberton, and Messrs. Talbot, Christy and Parker Although the gentlemen were in the minority, they were more than welcome guests. as they are at all of the Iron Springs social affairs. Mr Geo. Christy and Mrs w. s Heflin carried off the hon ors of the afternoon. These club par ties will continue through the remain der of the season, Wednesday after noon having been decided upon as the day of meeting. Mrs. H. M. Kennedy and Mrs w. S Heflin will be the next hostesses.