Arizona republican., 1912-07-27

in camp adds much to the pleasure of the young set. Thursday he is going down to Phoenix to take charge of the Bennett Lumber Co, while Ernest Bennett takes his vacation in Homo lulu
 Doctor and Mrs. Willard Smith re turned Sunday from their motor trip to the Grand Canyon. They encOunt- cred heavy rains the first day out and were in clOudburst the second day. To make long story short. they were in a delugc every day. In consequence the country was in such condition that it required an effort of imagin- ation to decide where the roads had been. Between Williams and Flagstaff Doctor Smith had to tramp ten miles at night, through the forest to reach aid. to pull the machine out of the mud. Mrs Smith pluckily stayed in the car only the honk honk for com pany anG protection. However there were some stretches of sandy road, and they reached the Fl Tovar the third dav They also made a short stop at the Grand iVew Hotel but were advised everywhere to abandon the side trips they had planned as the rainy season was undoubtedly "On. Doctor Smith declares himself only waiting for a dry spell to make the trip again
 MT F. J. Bennitt was in camp We'd nesday evening on his way down to Phoenix After a short stay in PhOe nix he expects to join MT Frank Hatch in San Francisco and take in the Bohemian clubs high jinks which takes place in the Red Woods one hundred miles north of san Francisco.
 Mrs David Goldberg entertained in honor of Miss Sally Jacobs with a din ner and bridge Tuesday evening.
 MT and Mrs. Joseph Melczer and Miss Sally Jacobs spent Thursday af- ternoon in Prescott.
 John Latham went to Prescott Thursday afternoon to be the guest of Lloyd Tritle for two days.
 MT Walter Bennett came up We'd nesday end reports the weather very comfortable in Phoenix. Thursday MT and Mrs. Bennett and Marion leave over the A. & A. for Long Beach where they will spend a few days with Mrs. Charles Stauffer and Mrs. Hal Ben. nett On the thirtieth they meet their son Ernest in San Francisco and take the boat eor Honolulu Marion will re- main in Long Beach with her sister Mrs. StaIffer.
 Passengers to Prescott Wednesday were Miss shannon, Ted Goodman anu Mesdames Dennett, James, Wilkinson and Golf
 MT and Mrs D T. Burtis enter tained informally Wednesday evening with three tables of bridge. MT. and Mrs Walter Talbot MT and Mrs George D. Christy, Mesdames w. c. Barnes, Ancil Martin, H. B. Wilkin son, John Dennett, w K. James and F. w. Lewis Mrs John Dennett made high score.
 Miss Bessie Ensign entertained with a marshmellow roast Wednesday ev- ening.
 Mrs. F. E. Kirkland who has been spending some time at the Kirkland ranch in Kirkland valley, is in camp, the guest of Mrs. c. M. Scott.
 Mrs Givins, of Phoenix. who is sum- mering in Prescott, is an Iron Springs Mrs. Ensign.
 lLllllt hlSS I16lcH V hdliCy Sbots'AiANN painful but not serious accident, Wednesday afternoon while out pie ncing. pr Smith, who was with the party, reports that her presence of mind when she found she was giving to fall, saved her from more serious results The children had . lesson in first aid to the injured which may prove valuable at some future time, | when they are not so fortunate as to be accompanied by . physician. Bruls- es about the face were the extent Of the little girls injuries. Her compan- ions report her conduct under the try ing ordeal as very plucky.
 Iron Springs was the scene of a l wedding Monday night, but as the l ceremony was not performed accord | ing to the laws, either of church or | state, it did not hold good. The bride | though attired in a perfectly sweet | pink evening gown, could hardly be said to ba lady-lik As for the groom! | Well! She was a model which future | grooms might do well to copy. There were attendants but their members or names were not learned by the cOrre- spondent.
 No cards were issued to the ceremony which took place in the pavilion
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