Arizona republican., 1913-08-31
IRON SPRINGS

Marshall was an arrival on Mon- day night. He will remain over Labor Day.
 Last Friday afternoon Mrs. Alkire delightful entertained at dinner in honor of her guest, Miss Salisbury The guests included Mrs A. c. Me Queen, Mrs. C. E. Schupp, Mrs. Hyett, Mrs w. s. HefIin, Mrs. O. E. Plath, Mrs. S. J. Doster. Miss Salisbury.
 Little Miss Bernfce O'MalIey and Master Teddy OMaIley were hostess and host at a delightful taffy pull. Prizes were won for pinning names in the bulls eye by Miss Mary Hulett and Master Milton Coggins. Those present were. Miss Mary Hulett, Miss Lucille DOster, Eleanor Wilkinson, Edith Burtis, Marcia Van Der Veer, Margaret Van Lewen, Milton Coggins, Douglass Burtis, Ed win Schupp, Harry Kennedy, Harold Moore, Donald Martin, Clarence lief lin. Sidney Doster.
 J. G. Van LeWen spent Tuesday afternoon and evening in camp go- ing to Prescott on the midnight train.
 Guests from Prescott for the Tues day night dance were Miss Bean, Miss Hordnett, Mir. Miles and Ed ward M. Harris.
 Miss Grace Meyer and MT. Hevley road over from Prescott on horse back and spent the day. Tuesday.
 Mrs. Parish and little daughter Jane. returned to camp Tuesday morning after spending a few days in Phoenix.
 Mrs. Raymond T. Cover also re-
 
 after spending a fortnight in Phoe- nix with her father. w. G. Tolleson.
 B. w. Getsinger was a passenger on the evening train to Phoenix on Tuesday evening.
 I. J. Johnson returned to Phoenix Monday evening after spending the week end with his family.
 Mrs Walter Bennett and son, Paul, left camp Tuesday evening for Cali fornia where Paul will enter Stan ford college.
 Among those who spent Wednes- day afternoon in Prescott are Mrs. O. H. Christy, Waldo Christy and Theodore Plath.
 F. J. Bennett and Harold Pember- ton returned to Phoenix Wednesday evening.
 S. J. Doster also returned to Phoenix Wednesday evening
 On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Al llire and her children and her guests. Miss Salisbury and Miss Ruth Randy had their annual birthday picnic be- low the railroad in their usual picnic place in honor of Mrs. Alkire's birthday Later in the afternoon several of the ladies dropped in in formally to spend an hour and ex- tend good wishes for the coming year Those who came in were Mrs. F. T. Ceilings Mrs. w. G. TOlleson, Mrs. Ed O'Malley. Mrs. Harry Ken nedy, Mrs. Roy Parsons. Mrs. Webb Griffin, Mrs Van Der Veer, Mrs. E. A Marshall, Mrs. J. F. Walker, Miss Evans and Miss Salisbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Talbot left camp Thursday evening for San Francisco where they will remain until October the first.
 Mr and Mrs. Milton P. Munger and little son, Milton, Jr, were passengers on the evening train to Phoenix Thursday evening. They have been spending the summer in Prescott.
 Walter Martin and Chester Gold berg went to Phoenix Thursday eve ming where they will remain until
  noon, they with Dr. AnciI Martin will leave in their Chalmers for the springs They are expected to ar rive in Iron Springs on Saturday m morning
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Moritz were passengers on the Tuesday evening train to Phoenix. They have been spending their honeymoon in St. Paul, Minnesota, having left Phoe- nix about the first of August
 On Tuesday afternoon Mrs Webb Griffin and Mrs. Roy Parsons were joint hostesseS at a luncheon bridge" Prizes were won by Mrs. l David Goldberg and Miss Selma Goldberg. Their guests included Mrs. E. J Bennett, Mrs. Aaron Gold 1 berg, Mrs. David Goldberg, Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen, Mrs. Joseph Melzcer, | Miss Selma Goldberg.
 Mrs. J. c. Van Lewen informally l Thursday afternoon. The 1 afternoon was spent in sewing Her guests included Mrs. T. w. Pember !