Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-14

chasing the necessary machinery.
Miss Ruth Ainsworth may be in
duced to take a class Of young peo-,
pie to teach the new dances. She
is a most enthusiastic dancer and
thinks there is the possibility of a
very class.
The event of Saturday was the ar
rival of the piano player for the pa
vilion 1t has given much satisfac-
ton in the brief time of it's install
alton and the board of directors are
receiving expressions of the same
from all members of the club.
Friday morning Mrs. Anderson and
Miss Carpenter -chaperoned a picnic
supper for the younger set. They
met at the H. L. Chandler cottage
and climbed to the top of City hill.
The party included Misses Marion
Chandler, Louise Chandler Lena
Brick, Mary Josephine Ceilings, Ellen
Carpenter. Edith James, Caroline
Burtis and Eleanor Hulett; Messrs.
Walter Martin, John Latham. DON
| ter in the evening the pavilion
tempted the young people and they
danced until train time.
| Mrs w. K. James came up from
Phoenix Saturday and reports the
weather quite comfortable.
| The Saturday night train brought
up Judge E. w. Lewis, Mr. E. T.
| Ceilings, R. Edward Marshall and
Mr.. H. L. Chandler of Mesa
/ hn Cot, .ferlt
well attended and the new music was
| approved. Among those present were
| Mr. and Ms. c. M. Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. John OMalley. Judge and Mrs.
Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Laird.
Mesdames Harry Kennedy, E. T.
Ceilings, Nichols, r. A. Craig, Ned
Creighton, Clay Parker, Jay Alkire,
Anderson, T. w. Pemberton. A. G.
Hulett; Misses Ruth Ainsworth.
Ruth Jessop, Louise Chandle,, Ellen
Carpenter. Marion Chandler Mary
Josephine Ceilings and Eleanor HUI
lett; Messrs. John Latham, Walter
Martin, Donald Scott and Vernon
Kennedy.
Saturday afternoon an automobile
party came from Phoenix Mr. Lloyd
Christy in his Case and Mr.. Ches :
te-' Culner in a Studebaker. They
left Phoenix at five o'clock and came
through il. good time without acct
dent.
! Mr.. c. NJ. Scott has been cooling
off since Friday night
The Misses Chandler who are
graduated from a school in Pennsyl-
vania will leave for Stamford ir
August.
4 Mr.. Arthur Luhrs and party who
left Prescott Wednesday at five
o'clock p. m. reached Phoenix Thurs
day at five a. m. Thursday Mr.. Bob
Dunlap met with a slight accident
on the trip. While giving the Cal
4 a lift over the liver bed a whee
passed over his foot
| Mrs. James was a passenger L
| Phoenix Wednesday afternoon. Sht
| intends to remain in town a few
/ days. When she returns she will b,
accompanied by her niece, Miss Dor
othy HOughton of Tucson
u Judge and Mrs. Carpente, ano
: family arrived in camp Thursday t.
L
Miss Ruth Ainsworth was hostes.
to Miss Ruth Jessop. Mrs. Jay Al.
kire AID Mrs. Clay Parker with al
1 informal game of bridge Thursda,
afternoon
Mrs. Harry Jessop arrived on tn,
, Wednesday noon train. She will b.
in the Walter Bennett cottage TO
; the remainder of the summer.
II Brief thunder storms and intermit
tant showers are the order of tn
, day. Nothing could be more refresh
s ing than the light rain which fall
ri over the hills, leaving the air clear
and cool and no sign of mud on tn
u ground. The moisture all disappear
Y in half an hour after it falls.
Ell Mrs. Walter Bennett and daughte
. Marion leave Friday for Los An
I geles to join Mr.. Bennett and thei
e son Paul who made the trip by mo
tor. The next six weeks they in
Ell tend TO pass in touring California
n beginning with the many delightful
short trips in southern Califo.ni
they plan to go as far north as Sal
Francisco. In August Mr.. and Mrs
t Bennett may return to the Spring
/ for another short stay.
S Mrs. Baserman of Phoenix is tn
guest of Mrs. Willard Smith
r Mr.. and MS. j. w. Murphy ar
Y | recent arrivals in camp.
0 Mr. Mcqueen came up from tn
p valley Tuesday night, went on t,
D Prescott and returned to Iron Spring
1 on the Wednesday five o'clock trair
i Mr.. H. b. Wilkinson. Walter Mar
S tin and John Latham climbed Ten
r Mt. Sunday morning.
+ A picnic party on Juniper Hill Sat
] urday evening. comprised Mrs. Johl
, bennett, Jr. and two sons, Johl
+. Gage and Mark. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Talbot. Mrs. w. r. James. Mrs
Y w. C. Barnes, Mrs. W. G. SquireI
: Mrs. Ancil Mortin, Walter and Don
, aid Martin.
II Mrs. A. G. Hulett, Harry Kennel,
: and Ancil Martin were seen on tn,
:, tennis court Friday evening.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Emory Rays hav'
. had with them their son. Lieut.. Har
5 low Rays, U. S. N. Mrs. Rays an
t their little daughter Dorothea. Mr.
t tGnd Mrs Rays are returning from
. la year and half detail of shore du
tty on the Island Of Guam. From
t here they went to Manhattan, Kan
sas to visit Mrs. Ernest Millar (ne,
( Lucille Kays) and will eventually re
t ! Fort to Washington for new detail