Arizona republican., 1912-08-21
HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
IRON SPRINGS

IRON SPRINGS. Aug 1S.-There las been no break in the festivities this week and the presence of sev- eral guests in camp has been the in- centiVe for plans for a continuance Ct the round of pleasure during the coming week. Mrs. Arthur c. Hulett and Mrs. C. NJ. Scott have invitations out for bridge afternoon Monday in honor of Mrs. w. $ Goldsworthy and Mrs. Fl. L. Chandler and Mrs. r. H. Ensign are entertaining Friday with large bridge afternoon in the pavilion. There are several parties up in the air still because of con- fiicting dates.
 Saturday just before the train pull ed into the station Mir and Mrs Donald Mcqueen came jogging up the Skull Valley road looking as brisk and fresh as if starting for a horseback ride-when in reality they were finishing the long ride from Mesa to Iron Springs. Since the rains the country is so beautiful no trip could be more interesting than such an overland journey to people who aTc &s good equcstrians as the Me Queens. They were among the gayest Of the dancers also Saturday even ing at the dance.
 Mir. and Mrs w s. Goldsworthy Were among the visitors in camp vino attended the dance Saturday.
 MT. and Mr. Chester Culver and family arrived in camp Saturday They have taken the Wartman cot tage for the remainder of the season Mir and Mrs. Culver are planning after a few days to go over to Cal ifornia. leaving the children here with their nurse because of the in- fantile paralysis in Los Angeles.
 Walter Martin writes that they have been deluged for days but looks forward to the first real bath he has had in fourteen days when he reaches Jackson Hole. He is becoming an ef- ficient camp chef specializing in bis cults. q la Dutch oven.
 L. T. Carpenter spent the week end in camp.
 Miss Redman spent Friday after noon in Prescott.
 Dr. H. J. Jessop came up Friday
 
 Friday afternoon Mrs. T w. Penn berton and Mrs. H. Clay Parker en- tertained with four tables of bridge. The guests were Mesdames Walter Talbot. B. A. Fickas, Eugene Rede- will. D. H. Burtis, l. J. Johnson, T. E Irvine. w. $. Heflin, J. w. Dor ris. John Dennett $. J. Doster, George T.. Christy. C. B. Laird, H. l.. Chan dIer. r. H. Ensign, A. c. Mcqueen, Fl w. Toneson. Willard Smith, J. H i Coles. C NJ. Scott. o. F. Plath, w i $ GoIdsworthy, J. V. Williams, H B. Wilkinson, Dan McDermott, and 1 Miss MaXfield.
 Mrs. Redewill received first prize 1 and Mrs. Johnson second. Mrs. Irvine | received the prize which was cut fol 1 by the ladies who took their sewing ] and did rot join in the card games MT. Haberleih, who is connected
 with the business of F. A. Hlderbrar
 is spending some time in camp. Mrs. George D. Christy closed hel l cottage Saturday to return to Phoe | nix where she joins MT. Christy anC 1 leaves at once on a trip as far eas as Chicago.
 1 The passengers to Prescott Satur i day afternoon were H. w. Tolleson 1 Chester Golaher. Edith James, Angela
 Marshall, Ruth Burtis, Mrs. w. K i James. Mrs Willard Smith, MT ant | Mrs. Walter Talbot, MT. and Mrs. D
 fl Burtis, Mrs Ancil Martin. Mrs will c Barnes.
 Mrs. A. c. Baker and her grandson little Jack Page came up from Phoe l nix Saturday to be the guests of Mrs L J. Johnson a week.
 Mir and Mrs. Clarence. Stace! i walked from Granite mountains Sat urday to stay over night in camp an' attend the dance.
 The Yavapai club dance Frida!