Arizona republican., 1912-07-27
IRON SPRINGS

It seemed Monday from the number of people who went to Prescott as if the whole camp were effecting a change of base. Those who spent the afternoon in town either calling or shopping were MT. Walter Talbot, Mrs. David Goldberg and Ruth, Miss Helen Laird, Miss Eugenia Dorsey, Miss Ma bel Hooker, Edward Marshall, Edgar Woodward, Leon Tolleson, Harold PemberJ0n, Donald Hooker, Orme Lew is and John Latham.
 The arrivals Tuesday were Doctor and Mrs. o. F. PLath and family and Mrs. Dan McDermott and daughters. Miss Sally Jacobs returned to Phoe- nix Thursday after a brief visit with Mrs. David Goldberg
 The addition to Mr. Harry Chand- Ier's cottage is almost completed They have a spacious dining room, twenty six feet long, and two additional sleep ing rooms. An observer was heard to remark that it looked almost as if a hotel were going up.
 Mrs. Morris Goldwater of Prescott entertainer with five tables of bridge Thursday afternoon. The Iron Springs
 
 berg, David Goldberg. w K. James, F, w Lewis H. I. Latham, H J. Jessop and Walter Bennett.
 Friday evening Ruth Goldberg enter tained a few of her friends informally with a marshmellOw roast. The guests were Mattie Doster, Alma Tolleson, Harold Goldberg, John Latham and Chester Goldberg.
 Word has been received in camp that MT. and Mrs. Charles McArthur are visiting with college friends of MT Me Arthur in Vermont. They will return to Chicago by motor and are expected to return to Phoenix for a few days on their way to California, when they will join Mrs. Chalmers who is at pres ent in San Francisco.
 Mrs W S Heflin entertained in a very delightful manner at her home. The Six Pines" on Wednesday after noon. The affair was in honor of Mrs DamerOn and Mrs. Mcclellan of Phoe- nix. Mr. Hefiin was assisted by Mrs. T. E. Irvine. Upon entering the house one stepped into a bower of wild eli matis vines which had been artistically arranged upon the walls and ceiling l lIcIt NCit t SeNtn CdDIcS OI LII St There were present MeSiames Dam eron. Mcclellan, D. H. Burtis. c. NJ Scott. C. D. Doris J. S Griffin. E. T. Ceilings, O'Malley, Harry Kennedy, l.. J. Johnson. Cole, T. w. Pemberton, Clay Parker, Doster H L. Chandler, David Goldberg, Aaron Goldberg, w. J. Rifley, Arthur Hulett. F. H. Ensign, Walter Talbot. Will c. Barnes. Ancil Martin, E. A Fickas, Engene RedeWin, Geo. D. Christy, F. F.. Kirkland, Otto Plath, Sharpe and GivinO. Mrs. H. l.. Chandler won the first prize and Mrs. Cole tha consolation. Mrs. Dameron and Mrs Mcclellan received guest faV- ors. The hostess and her assistants, sustained their reputation for excel lence in the culinary art when it came to refreshments. The guests did not know the name of the piece de resis- tance" but all agreed it was "a thing of beauty and a joy forever" and no doubt. are secretly planning to obtain the receipt.
 A telegram received this week from Walter Martin, which was dated on the top of Piles Park.
 Miss Daniels of Prescott entertained Wednesday afternoon with a luncheon followed by an automobile ride. The John Dennett, w. K. James and H. B. Wilkinson.
 Mrs. Linney of Prescott entertained Wednesday with two tables of auction. Mrs Lamar Cobb went over for the affair ana remained with Mrs. LinneY over night
 The family of MT. Woolf of Tempe arrived Monday to spend the season in the Tom Eden cottage.
 MT and Mrs. Baseman went to Prescott Tuesday noon.
 Paul Bennett arrived Monday even- ing from Long Beach. His presence