Arizona republican., 1913-07-19
Iron Springs

IRON SPRINGS, July 17.-The camp is delighted with the improve ment made in the lighting of the pa vilion. Three of the large gasoline lamps have been bought and there's no comparison with the former lighting.
 Mrs E. T. Ceilings came up Mon day and is comfortably domiciled in
 her cottage, Breezy Point for the rest of the season.
 Ed O'Malley left Monday night for Denver, Colorado. where he will re- main about two weeks. When he returns he will bring his little daughter, Bernice, who spent the lat ter, part of the winter and the spring with her grandparents in Denver. E. J. Bennitt returned to Phoenix Monday evening.
 Miss Pishon came over from Pres | colt Monday evening. She and Mrs.
 Miles will occupy the Fulweiler cot tage for the rest of the season. Mrs S. J. Doster went to Prescott Monday afternoon where she met her mother, Mrs. Lucy May Phillips, Mrs Phillips will be the guest of her l daughter for two or three weeks Mrs Raymond Cover and daughter, Dorothy, went to Prescott Tuesday morning. They will remain aDput d week w. G. Tolleson went over with them returning Tuesday after noon.
 MT. and Mrs George Christy and | family arrived Tuesday morning. They are domiciled in their cottage for the l season.
 Miss Selma Goldberg went to Pres
 cott Tuesday and returned Wednes- day.
 Mrs E. A Marshall and family are | expected Wednesday.
 Mrs Frank Hilderbran returned | Wednesday morning.
 l A most enjoyable bridge afternoon was given in the pavilion Wednes- l day afternoon for the benefit of the
 club Those not playing bridge took | their sewing and spent the after | noon. Those present were Miss El- 1 len Conway Miss Helen Laird, Miss 1 Sue Leonard, Mrs. Ray Parsons. Mrs | Webb Griffin, Mrs. l.. J. Bennitt
 Mrs. Van Lewen, Mrs. Becker Mrs IC B. Laird Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen, | Mrs. HefIin, Mrs H. B Wilkinson
 Mrs. Ancil Martin. Mrs. Walter Tal-
 bot Mrs. McMillan, Mrs. F. T. Col l lings. Mrs. Frank HiIderbran, Mrs i Ed O'Malley. IFS. George Fowler Gard l iner, Mrs. A. c. Hulett. Mrs. T. W. | PembertOn, Mrs. s. J. DOster. Mrs. 1 Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. David Goldberg, 1 Mrs. Joseph Melczer, Mrs. Hammond 1 Dick Heflin spent Wednesday after 1 noon in Prescott.
 | Dr. and Mrs. R. c. Fowler are the l guests of the H. NJ. Kenncdys for a few weeks.
 w. c. TolIeson returned to Phoenix Wednesday night after spending a i week with his family.
 | On account of the showers both Tuesday afternoon and evening there i were only about eight couples at the dance The rains continued all day 1 and night Wednesday and it is much l cooler. It is hoped however, that the sky will be clear before Thursday night so there will be a good attend ance at the concert and dance. 1 Miss Helen Laird returned to | Phoenix Wednesday night. She will be the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Cook, until her parents return in the next | few days After spending a couple of weeks in Phoenix, Mrs. Laird and Helen expect to go to the coast for i the rest of the heated season. | Miss Eleanor Hulett was a most | charming little hostess Wednesday l afternoon when she entertained a few | girls of the younger set. The after | noon was spent in sewing and mak- l ing divinity" Her guests included Miss Ruth Goldberg, Miss Elma ToI- l leson, Miss Mary Hulett, Miss Helen l O'MaIley Miss Mary Josephine Col lings. Miss Ruth Burtis. MT. and Mrs. D. H. Burtis and
 family are expected in camp Friday.