Arizona republican., 1912-08-31
SHORT SPORTS

camp will be full till the middle of September and many plan to re- main until october first which is the date the club is officially closed The season thus far has been one of gen | eral satisfaction to the patrons of the club and when the day comes for the club members to turn the key and drive nails into the door. each member will experience much the same feeling of regret, eagerness and self congratulation Regret to leave, eagerness to be at home with all the family and self congratulation be- l cause of the possession of an Iron l Springs cottage. The next season 1 will see so many improvements it is 1 likely the size of the camp will be | doubled
 ] Miss Helen Laird returned this | morning from her trip to the snake dance. She is very enthusiastic over
 the wonderful wild grace of the In- dians and the many beauties of that | part of the state.
 Miss Nell Conway came up from
 Phoenix Thursday to be the guest of
 Mrs. J. w Davis Miss Conway is delighted with the Springs. c. N. Doris came up Thursday for
 a few days in camp.
 | Jay Alkire dropped off at the | springs on his way to Phoenix from 1 the snake dance.
 The bridge afternoon given Tues 1 day by Mesdames Walter Talbot Will c. Barnes and Ancil Martin was l a most delightful affair The guests
 were Mesdames J. w Doris D. H.
 Burtis, Aaron Goldberg, T. w. Penn 1 bertOn, H. J. Jessop, w. K. James,
 C. D. Doris, F. L. O'Malley, B. A. 1 Fickas, Eugene RedeWill, C. M. Scott. | F. H. Ensign, A. c. Hulett, H. M. | Kennedy, A. c. Baker. H I. Latham, l David Goldberg, F. w. Lewis, H l.. 1 Chandler l. J. Johnson, J. H. Coles, l w. s. Heflin and F. T. Ceilings. Mrs.
 Kennedy received first prize, Mrs. Hulett second and Mrs. Ceilings third, and Mrs. Coles the consola- tion dainty supper was served
 at the close of the game.
 Mrs w K James. Edith and Miss Heighton left Friday for Phoenix | Miss Heighton will go on to Tucson | Tuesday for a short visiti with MT. and Mrs Harry Heighton.
 Mrs Eugene Redewin went down
 to Phoenix Tuesday afternoon for few days in her town home. ] Mrs H. M. Kennedy and Mrs. E. IL. OMalley returned from Phoenix
 today. They report the weather very 1 warm.
 George Norris and MT. Rogers 1 spent Tuesday afternoon in camp. 1 Monday night MT. and Mrs. Donald l McOueen chaperOned horseback party which rode to Prescott to at tend the moving picture show In
 the party were Misses Martin Dor ris. Edith Heighton, Lucy Tolleson,
 and Messrs. Clarence Tolleson and | Haberlein.
 l II has been decided to charge a. fee | of ten cents from those who play at
 the club bridge afternoon which
 meets on Wednesday. The money
 will go toward the club house fund 1 Walter Talbot and w. J. Murphy spent Tuesday afternoon in Prescott | Miss Ruth Doris has gwen much time training the little girls who are l taking part in the vaudeville Satur- day for the benefit of the club house fund Everyone in camp should at tend the entertainment for 1t will assuredly be interesting and the de- 1 sire to help towards the building | fund should appeal to everyone who i has enjoyed a stay in camp. The price of admission is twenty-five
 cents for all fifteen years of age ana
 and over. Children will be charged ten cents.
 | Mrs Lamar Cobb spent Weunes- Gav afternoon in Prescott.
 Miss Lucille Drachman, Ruth Jes- SOD Eelam Goldberg and Mrs Me Queen went over to Prescott Thurs day afternoon to attend an afternoon affair given by Mrs. Russel in hon. or of Mrs. Winifred Fredericks.
 Mrs. A. H. Marshall went to Pres ! cCtt Thursday afternoon.
 The heavy rains continue daily and the mercury is low.
 Doctor and Mrs. Willard Smltf
 went to Prescott Thursday afternoon Mesdames Aaron and David Gold
 berg received in the pavilion Wed
 nesdav afternoon for the club bridge
 came. There were seven tables o
 players and a number of ladies who
 came in during the afternoon t'
 bring their ten cents towards th'
 club house fund. It proved the lar
 gest afternoon of the season, three
 dollars and forty-five cents being ta
 ken in. Mrs. F. T. Ceilings Wa'
 made treasurer. Mrs. w. K. Jame
 made high score and Mrs. E. T. Col
 lings second The guests were Mes
 danes Walter Talbot, T. w. Fember
 ton, E. T. Ceilings, B. A. Fickas, E
 L. O'Malley, J. S. Griffin, l. J. John sen. s. J. Coles, A. c. Baker, Jame
 Akers, c. D. Doris. c. M. Scott, E
 w. Lewis, J. w. Doris, C. $. Woods
 r. H. Ensign, A. c. Mcqueen, A. G
 Hulett D. H. Burtis, c. B. laird, Ii
 T., Chandler H. l. Latham, MT an'
 Mrs Donald Mcqueen, MT. and Mrs
 F. T. Ceilings, MT. and Mrs. $.
 Doster.
 Mrs. A. c. Baker left Wednesda! afternoon for Phoenix Her friends
 regret that they were unable to keel her in camp for another week. Mrs w. J. James, and Edith, An
 gela Marshall and Miss Edith Neigh } ton went down to Phoenix Friday. Mrs H. B. Wilkinson spent Tues