Arizona republican., 1913-08-20
IRON SPRINGS

IRON STRINGS, Ariz.. Aug 18.-
 Among those who went to Prescott
 for the afternoon on Friday are Mrs.
 Maddox, Mrs L. w Coggins and
 daughter, Ruth.
 On Friday evening the boys and girls of the younger set had the jol-
 ,iestpicnic of the season at beautiful
 picnic place below the railroad. They
 were chaperoned by Miss Selma Gold
 berg Miss Irene Foley, Miss Lucy
 ToIIeson. Mir. Harold Pemberton and
 MT Marshall. Those in the party in cIuded Miss Ruth GoldberS, Miss Ma
 tie Doster. Miss Eleanor Hulett, Miss
 Helen PIath. Miss Adelene Plath,
 Miss Helen O'Malley Miss Mary Josephine Ceilings. Miss Dorothy
 Leighton. Miss Carolyn Burtis, Miss
 Ruth Burtis Miss Ruth Bandy, Miss EIma ToIIeson. HaIorld Goldberg. Ches-
 ter Goldberg, Vernon Kennedy, Walker
 Burtis, Thayer Burtis, Walter Martin,
 Dick Heflin, Earnest Yelton. Walter
 Tolleson.
 MT. and Mrs. j. c. Van Leven re- turned Friday afternoon after few daps' visit in Prescott. Miss Ethel StabIer came over Friday evening from Prescott to be Mrs O. H. Chris tvs guest for a couple of days. MT. Webb Griffin came up Friday night to spend the week end. Among those who went to Prescott Saturday afternoon are Mrs H. Hammond, MT Earnest Bennett and MT Harold Gold berg.
 MT. and Mrs A. G. Hulett came ur Saturday morning. Mrs. Hulettt went to Phoenix the first of the week to shop.
 MT. Walter Bennett also came ur Saturday.
 MT. Earnest Bennett is guest in camp for a few days. He has just returned from an Eastern trip. He went over to Prescott Saturday after noon and will return Sunday. Billy Cough came up Friday night and will spend the week end with his mother.
 Miss Mary Hulett was the recipient of surprise party planned hy her aunt. Miss Cook. on Friday afternoon | Her guests included Miss Lucille Dos | ter. Miss Dorothca Plath. Miss BernicC | O 'Malley, Mary Alice Christy. Jane l Kerman.- Marcia Van Der Neer, Jane Parish. Edith Burtis. Miss Mary Hu- | lett was also hostess at dclightfu | slumber party Friday night Hel | guests were Miss Lucille DOster anc l Miss Bernice O'MalIey Mrs. A. k l Stabler and daughter, Mrs. M P Nun | eor and little son. Milton, Jr., who have | been the guests of Mrs. e. H. ChristN l for the past few days. returned tC l Prescott Saturday morning. Those who came up Saturday nigh 1 to spend the week end are MT. w. s HefIin, MT. D. NJ. Miles, MT. w. K ] James. pr O. F. PIath. | Mrs L. NJ Phillis and Mrs. Pishor | spent Saturday afternoon shopping il 1 Prescott.
 Mir Ancona of the Forest Reserve
 near Prescott came over for the Satur 1 day night dance.
 | Among those who returned to Pboe nix Sunday evening are MT. S J | Dostcr. MT D H. Burtis, MT. D. M | Miles, MT. George Christy, Mir. Ton l Miller. w s. HefIin.
 Mrs Roy Parsons returned to caml | Monday morning after spending feV | days in Phoenix.
 pr. and Mrs. Aucil Martin left Sun day night on the midnight train. The, | will spend the next fortnight at tn Hopi Indian dance.
 | A delightful picnic was that on sun ! day evening. Those in the party wer 1 Mrs. E. J. Bennett, Mrs. F.. A. Mar | shall. Miss Angela Marshall MT. ant | Mrs. Craig of Prescott and MT. EdWar' | Marshall
 Church services were held in tn | pavilion Sunday evening by Rev. JeG l llins, the Episcopal minister from Pres
 colt. The attendance was very good in | deed.
 MT Harold Pemberton and MT. Ed
 ward Marshall spent Monday after noon in Prescott. MT. Marshall wen to Phoenix in the evening.
 The bridge tournament ended Sat urday afternoon. Prizes were won b, Mrs. I J. Johnson and MT. Harry M Kennedy.
 MT. Billy Cough returned to Phoe