Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-08-19
IRON SPRINGS

The past week has been given over
to tennis matches, picnics, cards and
golf The season will practically end
in four weeks and this fact seems to
have stimulated every one with
desire to crowd all possible pleasure
into the short time left.
One of the pleasantest social
events of the season was porch
party Friday afternoon, given by
Mrs T n. Pemberton and Mrs III.
Clay Parker in honor of Mrs. T. n.
Pemberton. Jr, and Mrs. Harold
Pemberton. The nine tables for
bridge were arranged on the spacious
porch with one end left with couches
and chairs to receive the ladies who
did not play bridge but spent the
afternoon with needle work. The in
vited guests were Mrs. Walter Tai
bot. Mrs J. E. Walker Mrs. H. J.
Jessop, Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen, Mrs.
Frank Alkire. Mrs. G. N Allen. Mrs.
E j. Bennitt, Mrs. E. A. Marshall,
Mrs C. NJ. Scott. Mrs. A. D. Hulett,
Mrs Ancil Martin. Mrs Will C.
Barnes. Mrs. n. G. Squire, Mrs. E.
W. Lewis. Mrs. j. L. B. Alexander.
Mrs. r. A. Craig, Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs
Ned Creighton, Mrs. John Dennitt,
Mrs Arthur Luhrs. Mrs. Johnston,
Mrs. Figley, Mrs. w. H. James. Mrs.
c. d. Davidson, Mrs. l.. 7. Carpenter,
Mrs. H. M. Kennedy. Mrs. c. T. Col
lings. Mrs. ]. S. Griffin, Mrs. J AL
kire. Mrs. G. N. Cox. Mrs. c. B.
Laird, Mrs John OMalley. Mrs. Ger
rigan. Mrs Emery Rays, Mrs. Doster
Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Carsons, Mrs. Viii
lard Smith. Misses Jessop, Aims
worth. Carpenter. Evans and Glib
bons. Mrs. Marshall made high
score and received first prize. Mrs
Doster second. Mrs. Carrigan re
ceived the prize for which the ladies
who were sewing cut.
Several interesting tennis matche.
have held the attention of the tenni!
set in camp this week. The CRANE
stand was crowded on Wednesda!
and Thursday afternoons to witness
a match of mixed doubles between
Judge and Mrs. E: w. Lewis ant
Doctor Jessop and Miss Ruth Jes
sop.
The golf links are becoming NOR
popular each day. Saturday anon
those seen on the course were Dr. Fl
]. Jessop. Mr.. Fraser. Mr.. Kennel
Mr.. Hulett, Mrs. Ancil Martin an
Mrs. John bennett.
Miss Ruth Jessop gaev a picni
supper in honor of Miss Anna Ben
nett, Margaret Bennett and Guy Ben
nett of Los Angeles Friday evenin
at Table Rock. The guests were Mr..
E. j. Bennitt, Mrs Robert A. Graf,
Doctor and Mrs. II. J. Jessol
Misses Angela Marshall, Edit
James, Ruth Ainsworth, Donald Mar
TIN, Douglas Burtis and Owen Lewis
Miss Eleanor Hulett entertaine
Friday for Miss Elma Tolleson wit
7 o'clock picnic breakfast at Tabl
Rock and tramp over to the de
serted mine two miles across the val
ley The guests were Misses Elm
Tolleson, Angela Marshall, Edit
James, Ellen Carpenter, Matte Do.
ter Ferne Johnston, Eunice Abbot
Miriam Davidson. Marie Weber, Cal
cline and Ruth Burtis, Mary JOSEPH
ing Ceilings, Georgia Mintz, In,
Carpenter and Walter Burtis. WI
Hartrauft. Corbin Davidson, WALTZ
Martin. Glenn Patton, Jack Griffi
Donald Scott, Vernon Kennedy ar
Faul Ceilings. Corbin Davidson lie
the party at the mine and walked
Granite, where he made the SUNNI
and returned to camp by o'clock.
Mr.. Chester Culve: motored .,
from Phoenix Thursday Mr.. al
Mrs. Tanner and Mrs. Tame,
mother. Mrs. Culver. were his guest
Thye have opened the Lloyd Chris
cottage for a short stay.
Mr.. Kennedy gave a stag brid
party Friday afternoon in honor
tie husbands who were deserted f
Mrs. Pemberton's party. The CUES
were Messrs. Burtis, Doster, Alkil
Lewis. Pemberton, Hulett and Ca
sons. Mr.. Doster made high SEQ
and won the prize
Miss Ruth Ainsworth is leavi1
Monday for the east She will be IL
guest of Miss Annette Weissenboc
of Appleton. Wis, during Septembe
Later she will be the guest of h
cousin, Mrs Chauncey Martin of Ch
cago. .--3-.--
Arrivals in camp for the week en-