Arizona republican., 1912-08-21

HlSHI was one or the pledSdnteSt or the summer Those who attended the dance from the springs were the Misses Selma Goldberg, Edith Heigh- ton, Ruth Doris, Marion Doris, Flu genia Dorsey and Lucille Drachman, Edward Marshall Edgar Woodward, Clarence Tolleson and Harold Penn bertOn.
 MT. and Mrs. L. T. Carpenter spent Sunday morning driving over the hills exploring the Prescott road.
 Joseph Melczer spent Sunday in camp the guest of MT. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg.
 H. B. Wilkinson arrived in camp Sunday from the east where he has been for three weeks on a business trip.
 Aaron Goldberg arrived Sunday noon.
 MT and Mrs. Chester Culver went to Prescott Sunday afternoon.
 w. J. Murphy arrived in camp Fri day noon.
 Leon Tolleson returned home Fri day evening.
 Clayton Latham went down to Phoenix Saturday morning. , A. c. Hulett came up Friday night for a weeks stay in camp. C.. H. Laird is in camp again for g weeks stay.
 Those who returned to Phoenix Sunday night were Messrs. c. M | Scott, E. T. Ceilings. w. s. Colds worthy. H. NJ. Kennedy. Edward Mar shall, C. B Laird and l.. T. Carpen ter
 Miss Ruth Jessop and rMs. F. w Lewis rode to Granite mountains tains Monday to spend the day with Mrs Clarence Stacey.
 MT and Mrs Walter Talbot ana i Mrs Will C. Barnes are planning to l leave early in September for Sar 1 Francisco. After a short stay in SaI 1 Francisco they expect to join Mr 1 Barnes at Yellowstone and make tho 1 trip through the national park. 1 Most interesting letters have beer received in camp from MT. and Mrs i Walter Bennett in Honolulu. They | had an almost perfect passage whole days when the water was | smooth as a mirror-agreeable fellow | passengers and all the comforts O | a floating hotel Their last night on l board ship. as is always the custom was a gala night. The captains elab- | crate dinner was followed by a dance on deck After a stay of ten days in Honolulu they made trips to the active volcanoes, Hulo and Kilanea.
 Theodore Plath left Saturday night on the 10 o'clock train for Flagstaff where he joined the Locketts on theil motor trips to the snake dance Miss Eugenia Dorsey expects t leave Friday for Chicago where she will visit week and then return t. her home in Louisville Kentucky Miss Dorsey has been a general fav- orite in camp during her stay here with her aunt, Mrs. w. K. James and she will be much missed in th' | younger set.
 George Morris and Chadwick Hin derer spent Sunday afternoon ii camp.
 The performances given by tn local minstrel company Thursda, evening stands at the head of tn | list of interesting events of this sea son at the springs. The fact that was all planned in the short spac of four days counted for naught a some acts were put on with nor finish than is seen on the stage ) any vaudeville show in Phoenix Clay Parker was irresistible funn as Slimmy, with waist line Whicl would put him in the 'bloated bond l holder" class. Clarence and Leol
 TOleson were quick and clever en
 men. Four of the cast being Soutl Carolnans left nothing to be desire'
 in the use of good old southern dia
 lect, both in song and monologu'
 The cake walk by Miss Ruth Dorri: Miss Selma Goldberg, Edward Mar
 shall and Clarence Tolleson receive
 several calls and made the hit of tf
 evening Miss Doris wore a hand
 some mauve polonaise over whit
 satin skirt Her hat was a stunnin
 creation of black and arise with tn latest thing in pine ergrettes Mis