Arizona republican., 1913-08-24
IRON SPRINGS

Byron Hilderbran left camp Monday evening for Phoenix where he will spend the next week. He will then leave for Denver Colorado. where he expects to spend several months. Among those who spent Tuesday afternoon shopping in Prescott are Mrs. Ed O'Malley, Miss Helen O'Mal- Icy, Miss Mary Josephine Ceilings, Miss Eleanor Hulett and Dick Heflin. Mir l. J. Johnson returned to Phoe nike Tuesday evening after spending
 most delightful fortnight with his family
 MT David Goldberg returned to I hoenix Tuesday evening after spenp- ing a pleasant week with his family. MT and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Mrs. Joseph Melczer and Joseph Melczer Jr are back in camp again, having come ED from Phoenix Tuesday Mrs. Gold berg, whe had fall from her front steps and broke her left arm last Thursday is getting along very nice ly. It is hoped that she will again have the use of her arm at an early date.
 Miss Irene Foley returned to Phoe- nix Wednesday evening after spend irg delightful week with Mrs. w. J. Riley.
 MT William Cough and Mir Paul Bennett came up Tuesday night. MT Cough will remain for the rest of the week MT. Bennett will remain for Il fortnight. He will then leave for California, where he will enter Stan ford University.
 MT William Cough will have as his house guest for a few days MT. Archie Minhinic.
 MT. Tom Miller came up Wednes day night to spend a few days with his mother
 The most delightful event of the week was the masquerade party We'd nesday evening with MT. Chester Goldberg and MT. Walter Martin as hosts Most everyone in camp came down to the pavilion to see the cos tunes. They had a grand march after which the visitors left. Then the evening was spent in games and dancing. Each guest was asked to tell the most impossible thing anyone could do. For this Miss Elma Tol-
 leson and MT. Ernest Yelton won the
 prizes. It is hard to tell which was the best costume. All of them were very good. The following is the list Of those present as they were
 dressed Helen O'Malley. Elma ToN leson, twin milkmaids; Ruth Gold berg, Spanish girl; Matte Doster, Ca
 puchin monk; Eleanor Hulett, Mary
 Jane; Adeline Plath, COW girl; Helen
 Plath, Japanese girl; Mary Josephine
 Ceilings, Russian girl; Dorothy
 Leighton, farmer boy; Angela Mar
 shall. Buttercup; Carolyn Burtis, Sis
 Hopkins; Ruth Burtis, jester; Lucy
 ToIleson, Japanese girl; Ruth Randy,
 rose; Walter Martin, clown; Chester Goldberg, clwn; Harold Goldberg, old
 fa shioned school girl; Walter Tolle-
 son, Buster Brown; Vernon Kennedy,
 clown; Walker Burtis, hobo; Thayer
 Burtis. convict; Dick Heflin, hobo;
 Ernest Yelton, policeman; William
 Cough. cowboy.
 MT. and Mrs. Aaron Goldberg spent
 Thursday afternoon in Prescott.
 Mrs. D. H. Burtfs and Mrs. J. F.
 Walker were joint hostesses at
 bridge party Thursday afternoon
 There were six tables Mrs J. C..
 Van Lewen made high score. Mrs
 Ed OMa.ley won second srize. The
 guests included Mrs. E. T. Ceilings,
 Mrs Ed OMalley, Mrs. Harry NJ.
 Kennedy. Mrs. Arthur G. Hulett, Mrs
 O. E. Plath, Mrs. l. J. Johnson, Mrs
 Joseph Melczer, Mrs. David Goldberg,
 Mrs. E. A. Marshall, Mrs H. F.
 Leighton. Mns. Walter Talbot, Mrs
 w s. Heflin. Mrs. Webb Griffen. Mrs Roy Parsons, Mrs. w. B. Cough, Mad
 anne Kibbey, Mrs. T W. Pemberton,
 Miss Elsie Munger. Mrs. J. C.. Van Lewen, Miss Ellen Conway. Mrs. w
 J. Rifley. Mrs A. c. Mcqueen, Mrs
 H. B. Wilkinson.
 Dr and Mrs. J. Harvey Deere ar rived in camp Thursday evening to
 be the guests of the l.. w. Coggins for a couple of days. They came here from Prescott where they have been