Arizona republican., 1914-08-03


one child, a daughter of eight or nine
years of age. Mr.. Benham was associ-
ated for years in the curio business
with Will C. Barnes and Paul A. Bril-
card. He was member of the legis-
lature and built the building on the
southeast corner of Jefferson street
and Second avenue.
He was very prominent in social af-
fairs. and was the moving spirit in
many dancing clubs, picnics and other
affairs which gave much pleasure to
the young people of that day.
Mrs. D. H. Bartis made her first
visit to the camp on Tuesday. She
was accompanied by her second son,
Earnest Thayer Burtis.
Mrs. Peter Bradshaw of Rancho del
Sahaura, who has been the guest Of
Mrs. E. ]. Bennett over the week end,
returned to Glendale Friday.
A delightful picnic wass given in
honor of Mrs. Bradshaw Wednesday
evening at Table Rock. Those who
were present were Mesdames Peter
Bradshaw. E. ]. Bennett. ]. Elliot
Walker, Will C. Barnes, Walter Salort,
N. Squier, r. A. Craig Ancil Martin,
E, A. Marshall, R. E. Allen, H. ]. Jes-
sop, A. c. Mcqueen, E. w. Lewis. H.
I. Latham, D. H. Burtis, Miss Ruth
Jessop and Miss Ruth Ainsworth.
John Latham returned from Flag
staff Tuesday evening and left We'd
nesday for Phoenix. On the 31st he
starts on a trip to the White noun
tains, the guest of Mr.. Dwight B.
Heard and Bartlett Heard.
Mrs. E. A. Marshall and Mrs. c. B.
Laird received for the Wednesday
Bridge club this week. There were six
tables of players Mrs E. T. Ceilings
won first prize and Mrs. Clay Parker,
second. Those present were Mrs. E. A.
Marshall, Mrs. c. B. Laird, DIR. and
Mrs. Carson, Mr. and Mrs. Doster, Mrs.
H. ]. lesson, Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen, Mrs.
| H Clay Parker, Mrs. E. E. Patton. Mrs.
Ray Patton, Mrs. A. G. Hulett, Mrs.
I. w. Pemberton, Mrs. T. w. Pember-
ton. Jr., Mrs. John o. Malley, Mrs. r.
E. Allen, Mrs. j. S. Griffin, Mrs. E. w.
Lewis, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. H. L. Chand-
Ter, Mrs. C. H. Davidson, Mrs. E. T.
Ceilings, Miss Katherine Kennen and
Miss Bird
Katherine, Margaret and Doris
Christy returned to Phoenix by motor
Tuesday, where they expect to remain
for three weeks before returning to the
Springs.
Mrs. H. L. Chandler and the Misses
Louise Chandler and Marion Chandler
are leaving Monday for California.
Mrs Chambers and her charming
daughters have contributed much to
the gaity of camp life and will be
greatly missed by their friends.
Mrs Robert A Craig and Miss Ruth
Ainsworth are leaving camp Saturday
for Flagstaff. where they will be the
guests of Miss M. E. Leverich who
has taken the George Newman house
for the summer.
Miss Ruth Jessop returned from
Prescott Tuesday afternoon, where
she has been the guest of Miss Alice
Adams over the week end.
The regular Tuesday evening dance
in the pavilion was the largest of the
season. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Doster, DR.. and Mrs. Carson, Mrs
E. NJ. Lamson, Mrs Nichols, Mrs T
w. Pemberton, Mrs. T. w. Pemberton
Jr., Mrs. H. Clay Parker, Mrs E. T
Ceilings, Mrs. John o. Malley. Mrs. A
G. Hulet, Mrs. C. NJ. Scott, Mrs. H. L
Chandler, Mrs R. A. Craig, Mrs. H. M
Kennedy, Mrs. James S. Griffin and E
NJ Lewis, R. E. Allen, Ned Creighton
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worth, Louise Chandler. Marion
Chandler, Inez Carpenter, Ellen Car
penter, Eleanor Hulett, Mary Joseph
inc Ceilings, Sylvia Lewis, Matte
Doster, Messrs. Walter Martin, Johr
Tarsam. Glenn Patton. Chalmers
Wood. Donald Scott. Vernon Kennedy
Harry Kennedy, Lewis Anderson
Walter Stabler and Mr.. John and
Donald Martin.
Miss Ruth Ainsworth entertained r
honor of Miss Alice Adams of Pres
colt, with a delightful luncheon, fol
lowed by bridge. Her guest were Mis-:
Adams, Miss Ruth Jessop. Mrs. r. A
Craig and Mrs. H. Clay Parker.
DR.. Marian Williams and son, Rus
sci, returned to camp Thursday, aftel
an absence of five days.
Mrs John bennett, Jr, came bacl
from Phoenix Thursday on the 10:4
train. She has been away since Sat
urday.
Mrs. J. Elliott Walker has rejoinet
Miss Edith Evans at Edgewood, aftel
several weeks stay at the Burles cot
tage.
Mr.. Frank Alkire returned to bust
ness Wednesday, after a weeks vaca
ton.
Mr.. Ned Craighton is paying a visi
!. to his family. He arrived in CAM
Wednesday and brought up littl,
Charles Tribolet to be the guest O
Bobby for. few days
Miss Edith James is the guest o
Mrs f. A. Marshall while Mrs. Jame
is in Phoenix.
T. w. Pemberton. Jr., is agent fo
the Saturday Evening Post. This il
quite a convenience. as previously tn,
campers have had to make trip t.
the train in order to secure their posts
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Hewins passed
through the Springs Friday on thei
return from the Grand Canyon, and
visit to Miss Charlotte Hall.
Il KEEPING IT DARK