Arizona republican., 1912-08-17
IRON SPRINGS

IRON SPRINGS, Aug. 15.-A heavy storm in this region Wednesday after noon eliminated over Prescott which caused a slight break in the end of the steel bridge just south of town The five o'clock town train was held in Prescott until eleven forty-five but the three o'clock train was delayed only an hour. There were washouis on the main line also and the west bound train missed connections at Ash Fork.
 Several Prescott shoppers were forc- ed to spend the night in town because of the late trains.
 One of the most delightful affairs of the season was a bridge evening Wed nesday given by Mrs T w Pember- ton in honor of MT. and Mrs H Clay Parker. The guests were Doctor ard Mrs. Ancil Martin, MT. and Mrs. E. T Ceilings, Mesdames Will C.. Barnes, G. Hulett, H. M Kennedy, F. L. O'Malley. F. N. Lewis. David Goldberg James $. Griffin and H. I. Latham and MT. HarOll Pemberton. Mrs. Latham received ladies prize and Doctor Mar tin gentlemans' prize. A delicious sup per was served after the game.
 Mrs. w. K James entertained two tables of auction Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. David Goldberg and Mrs. E. N Lewis made high score.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Talbot, Doctor and Mrs. Ancil Martin and son David and Mrs. Will c. Barnes drove to Prescott Wednesday afternoon. They were raine0 upon all the way over which however did not mar the pleas ure of the drive.
 Miss Lucille Drachman of Tucson and Mrs. Joseph Melczer of Phoenix are guests of Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Miss Drachman is one of Tucson's most at tractive young ladies and her pres ence in camp will add much to the pleasure of the next few weeks.
 The camp is full of interest in the minstrel and vaudeville performance booked for Thursday in the pavilion. At present writing the rehearsals are being held at all hours of the day. MT. F. T. Ceilings is the interlocutor The company consists of Messrs Clay Par ker, Harold PembertOn, Edward Mar shah, Edgar Woodward, Leon TOlleson. Clarence Tolleson, Theodore Plath and Stayton Doris; Miss Ruth Jessop and Miss Selma Goldberg as accompanist. It is predicted that the seating capac ity of the pavilion will be taxed to ac- commodate the audience.
 Misses Eugenia Dorsey and Edith Heighton rode to Prescott Tuesday af ternoon. They were caught in the in 0nn.1 limo none the worse for the drenching.
 Invitations are out for a large bridge afternoon Friday by Mrs. T. N. Penn berton and Mrs. H. Clay Parker.
 Mrs. J. w. Doris and Miss Ruth Doris came up Tuesday to finish the season in the charming cottage Buena Viste Lodge. Miss Doris plans house party for the last week in August. The guests will be Miss Nell Conway, Pow CTS Conway, Hugh Marshall and Ben no Nell.
 Mrs. John Dennett returned from Phoenix Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Donald Mcqueen are expected up Saturday for a fortnights visit with Mir and Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen.
 MT. Ralph Murphy is in camp for week.
 MT. C. M. Scott is again in camp for a few days.
 Mrs. L. T Carpenter and her mother were detained in Prescott Wednesday night by the storm.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. John Sartelle formerly residents of Phoenix, now of St. Louis will be in terested to know that they are at pres ent guests of MT. and Mrs. Wm II, Robinson at Pine Crest.
 The many friends of MT. and Mrs. Barry Goldwater heard with much in terest of the birth of a nine-pound daughter Tuesday afternoon in Pres colt
 Mrs. Wm H. Robinson Of Pine Crest is entertaining Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Jacob Sartelle. The Iron Springs guests are Mesdams Walter Talbot, Ancil Martin, Will C. Barnes, b H. Burtis and H. l, Latham
 Work is progressing rapidly when the weather permits on the new tennis court Chief Engineer H. Clay Parker says he wont leave camp until he plays on this tennis court.
 William G. Hartranft Jr. arrived in camp Thursday afternoon. He puts up a good game of tennis and will doubtless carry off all the honors among the younger players.
 Miss Ruth Jessop was among the Iron Springs shoppers who were de- tained over night in Prescott by the storm.
 Stanne Gulf who has been the guest of Mrs. T. E. Irvines little daughter the past week returned to Phoenix Tuesday evening.
 Friday night is dance night at the Yavapai club.
 Mrs Homer King and Mrs. Henry George went up to Prescott ThursuaY.
 MT and Mrs. H. A. Diehl drove over from Prescott Thursday to be the guests of Mrs D. H. Burtis for the day
 Mrs I. J. Johnson returned from Phoenix Thursday noon after weeks stay in her town house.
 Mrs. w. S Goldsworthy arrived Thursday in camp to be the guest or Mrs. E. T. Ceilings and Mrs. l. J. John son.
 Miss Dorothy Robinson is expected in camp next week to be the guest or Caroline Burtis
 Mrs David Goldberg and Harold
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