Arizona republican., 1913-08-17
IRON SPRINGS

 Foley arrived Monday morning, Mrs. Rifley will occupy the Rays cottage 1 for the remainder of the season. Miss Foley will be her guest for the next week.
 MT J. G. Van Lewen came up Monday night to be with his family for a few days.
 Billy Cough returned to Phoenix Monday morning.
 Miss Dorothy Leighton was the charming hostess Monday afternoon when she entertained informally. The afternoon was spent in sewing. Her guests were Miss Ruth Goldberg, Miss
 Eleanor Hulett, Miss Helen O'Malley,
 Miss Mary Josphine Ceilings. Miss Ruth Burtis, Miss Elina Tolleson, Miss Carolyn Burtis.
 Monday evening a jolly bunch of the younger set walked around the railroad to "Hells Prospect and watched the sunset. When they re- turned to camp they were all invited up to Miss Ruth Goldbergs where a most enjoyable evening was spent. Those present were Miss Elna Tol- leson, Miss Matte Doster Miss Ade- Iene Plath, Miss Eleanor Hulett, Miss Helen OMalley, Miss Helen Path, Miss Mary Josephine Ceilings, Miss
  tis. Miss Ruth Burtis, Miss Angela
 Marshall and Dick Heflin. Walter Martin. Walker Burtis, Thayer Burtis, Chester Goldgerg, Walter Tolleson, Harold Goldberg.
 MT. Ed O'Malley and Mrs. Arthur G. Hulett went down to Phoenix ! Tuesday evening to spend a few days
 MT. C. B. Laird returned to Phoe- nix Wednesday evening. He will re-
 main there few days before leav- ing with his daughter, Miss Helen Laird for California where they will spend the remainder of the heated season.
 MT Harry Tritle and MT. McCur- " rode over from Prescott Thurs day morning and returned in the evening after spending very plea sant day with their friends. Among those who spent Wednesday afternoon in Prescott were MT and
 Mrs. Harry Kennedy, MT. McMillan,
 Walter Martin. Chester Goldberg, | l J. Johnson.
 MT Harold Pemberton came into camp Wednesday morning. He will be a guest of his mother for a fort
 night.
 MT Edward Marshall came up Tuesday night to be with his mother for a few days.
 By far the most enjoyable picnic of the season was that Wednesday evening at Picnic Rock. Those in the party included Mrs. Raymond Cover, Mrs Joseph Melczer Miss Sel-
 ma Goldberg, Miss Irene Foley, Miss
 Ellen Conway, Mrs. Webb Griffin,
 Mrs. Roy Parsons, Miss Lucy ToIle-
 son, Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, Mrs. w G.
 Tolleson, MT. and Mrs J. G. Van Le- wen.
 MT. and Mrs. J. G. Van Lewen
 went to Prescott Thursday morning
 and will return Friday evening
 Mrs. A K. Stabler and daughter
 Mrs. M. P. Munger and little son, Milton Jr, arrived in camp Thurs day evening from Prescott. They
 will be the guests of Mrs. o. H.
 Christy for few days.
 A jolly event of Thursday evening
 was the marshmellow roast Miss
 Elma Tolleson and Mir Walter TOlle-
 son were hostess and host. The af-
 fair was very informal The guests
 included Miss Mary Josephine Col lings. Miss Helen O'Malley, Miss An
 gela Marshall Miss Dorothy Neigh
 ton, Miss Ruth Randy, MT. Walker
 Burtis, MT. Walter Martin and MT
 Dick Heflin While roasting the
 marshmellows one caught fire and
 in an attempt to put it out Dick lief lin knocked it in his eye The acci- dent although not serious, was a very painful one.
 Word was received today from MT
 F. NJ. Lamson and son and daughter MT. and Mrs. D. M. Peatross, who
 are on their way to the canyon in their Studebaker. They are having most enjoyable and successful trip. Mrs. Raymond F. Cover returned to
 Phoenix Thursday evening. She will
 remain for a fortnight. While there
 she and her father MT w. G. Tolle-
 son, will move into the Tollesons' new home in Wentworth addition. The house has just been completed. Miss Eleanor Hulett was the charm | ing hostess at a surprise party Thurs ! day evening. The party was planned | by her aunt, Miss Cook. The guests
 included Miss Ruth Burtis, Miss Ma | tie Doster, Miss Helen PIath, Miss Carolyn Burtis, Miss Ruth Goldberg.
 and Miss Adelene Plath. 1 During this week there is bridge I tournament and much interest is be-
 ing taken in it. Those in the tourna-
 ment are MT and Mrs. l. F. Johnson, | MI anu MI Ildll y M heHHeuy, MI
 and Mrs. $. J. Doster, MT. and Mrs. | Dave Goldberg. MT. and Mrs. J. G. Van Lewen, Mrs. E. T. Ceilings. Mrs. E. M Lamson had as luncheon
 guests Friday, Mrs. o. H. Christy. | Mrs. A. K. Stabler Mrs. M. P. Nun
 ger Master Milton P Munger, Jr | Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen spent Thurs day afternoon shopping in Prescott. | On Wednesday evening Miss Matte | Doster was hostess at a little party. | Her guests included Miss Ruth Gold | berg, Miss Eleanor Hulett, Miss He i len Plath Miss Adelene Plath.