Arizona republican., 1913-07-23
IyOn Springs

one of the most greatly anticipated events of the week is the mock we'd ding to be given Thursday evening in the pavilion hy the girls and boys oF the camp. The Following Write-up was given in by the brides mother GHarold Goldberg): MT. and Mrs II. Slobinsky CMarv Josephine Col lings and Harold Goldberg) beg to announce the engagement of their daughter. Susanna Ann (Richard lief lin) to the Honorable Augustus Jona- than Buggs (Miss Eleanor HuletD. The wedding will take place at the palatial pavilion at 5,11O.90S North Fifth avenue, Iron Springs, next Thursday evening at eight-thirty o'clock. The young lady is one of the leading belIes of this seasons smart set. She is a charming young lady of the brunette type. She has lived in this city for about two weeks and has made a great host of friends She was a guest in camp last season when she met the fortunate groom. The happy young man is one of the leading business men in our city. He owns the peanut stand at the corner of Fifth avenue and the BOwery. He is short, handsome gentleman of q t. nose and is slightly bald The bride win be attended by Miss Jennie smut face Jones Chester Goldberg as maid of honor The brides maids are Miss Gwendolyn Pates Washington Pikes CWalter Martini, VernOna Pumpkins Scratcho CVernon KennedY). The flower girl will be Francis Santa Maria Mutt CWalter Tolleson) and the flower boy will he Mumps Kennebec Scoochy CRuth Burtis). The ushers are PercivaI Smith Gibbons (E,lma Tol- leson) and William c. O. P. Wilson
 Ruth GoIdberg). The brides train is to be carried by Miss EVangeline Bumps (Carolyn Burtis). The groom s best man is his old college "chump, Charlie Hong Chong (Matie Doster). The ceremony will be performed by the Reverend Hezekiah Ephraim Julian Silas Smith. D. D., IL. D., Pm. D. OHelen q O'Malley). This is one of the leading events of the season ana The Republican wishes the bride and groom a long and happy life"
 Mrs Joseph Melczer was the charm ing hostess at bridge Monday after noon. Mrs Harry Gray was guest of honor. Her guests included Mrs. F.. J. Bennitt. Mrs. Harry Gray, Mrs Frank Hnderbran. Mrs. David Gold berg. Miss Selma Goldberg, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg and Mir Aaron Goldberg.
 Mrs A c. Mcqueen entertained Thursday evening at her cottage .'Cilencragen," with the first of a series of bridge parties which she will give this season. Mrs Harry Gray, who IS Mrs E. J. Bennitt's guest, was the guest of honor. Mrs. McQueen's guests included Mrs. Harry Gray. Mrs. F. T. Ceilings, Mrs. F. J. Bennltt' Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs Ancil Mar tin. Mrs Walter Talbot, Mrs. H. D. Wilkinson, Mrs. H. M. Kennedy, Mrs. Ed. O'MaIley, Mrs. George Chrlsty ana MT Walter Talbot.
 Among those who went to Prescott Thursday and spent the afternoon were Mrs Aaron Goldberg. Mrs. David Gold berg. MT and Mrs. Walter Talbot and MT. and Mrs. Maddox and children Mary, Madeline and Robert.
 pr. Ancil Martin returned to Phoe- nix Thursday evening after spending q week with his family. He eXpectS to return to camp Saturday night.
 MT. and Mrs Maddox and family re- turned to camp Friday morning
 MT. F. T. Ceilings and son Paul are expected in camp Saturday morning on the noon train.
 Clay Parker came up Thursday nlSht and has begun surveying for the golI links. The clearing of the grounds was started few days ago Ihe golf course has created much inter est Several cottages will be started in few days as a result.
 The Rurtis cottage was opened Fri day when Miss Ruth Burtis. Miss Edith Burtis and Master Douglas Burtis arrived. Mrs. Burtls IS eN- pected next week.