Arizona republican., 1919-08-25
IRON SPRINGS

IRON SPRINGS. Aug. 9. = The hearts Of the kiddies in camp were filled with delight Tuesday when Mrs. O. N. Handley treated them all to wa terrnelon The pavilion was the scene of the feed and the little people as sembled there, each with spoon, to help to make the several huge melons disappear. This was soon accom- plished and then all the youngsters hurried home to tell mother how per fectly lovely Mrs. Handley and Helen and Jimmie were.
 Mrs. Malar and her little daughter are visiting her mother, Mrs. Emery Rays.
 Those who sent Tuesday afternoon shopping in Prescott were, Miss Ellen Humphrey and Miss Eleanor Walling- ford.
 Miss Johnson arrived on Tuesday noon's train to be the guest of Mrs. Feland.
 Miss Mary T. Ceilings returned to camp Tuesday after delightful week end, spent in Jerome with Miss Elaine Carroll
 Mrs. Charles Van Der Veer and Mar cia Van Der Veer are established in the Marshall cabin for the remainder of August.
 l Dr. H. T. Bailey met with painful accident Tuesday. He slipped while climbing a. rock and cut his leg, just above the ankle almost to the bone. Dr. Willard Smith is attending it.
 Tuesday morning L. N. Butler and | Earl Wiatt motored to Prescott
 Harry Mettin and Sidney Myers were Iron Springs visitors Tuesday. E. T. Ceilings and Paul Ceilings re- turned to Phoenix Tuesday evening. l Mrs. Paul Ceilings will remain another week.
 Mrs. Minnie Richardson was called home Tuesday because of the severe illness of her mother. She left on the evening train.
 Dr. John Dennett was a passenger to Phoenix on Tuesday evenings train.
 John Irvine arrived Wednesday morning from Flagstaff to spend the remainder of the summer with his mother. Mrs. T. E. Irvine.
 Ms. Victor Kohlberg is the guest of Mrs. Joe Brown. She arrived Wednes- day noon.
 Wednesday evening Miss Eleanor Alexander was the hostess of a Five Hundred party given in honor of her guest Miss Clara Van Doran. Miss Helen Latimer and Ed O'Connell made VI sisted Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander and Miss Alexander. The guests were, Mrs. 1 Victor Kohlberg, Mrs. Joe Brown Mrs. l Eddie Powell. Miss Eleanor Wilkinson, Miss Lucille Richardson, Miss Faith ! Stafford, Miss Helen Latimer, Miss Mary J. Ceilings, Miss Eleanor Wall ingford Miss Bethel Stabler, Miss Marcia Van Der Veer. Miss Ellen Hum phrey, Miss Lillian Norris, Miss Mary Hullet, Miss Isabelle Irvine, Miss Franklin. Oren Lewis, William Ogg. Jack O'Conner. John Irvine. Ed O'Con- nell, George Alkire, Clarence Heflin and Richard WaIlingford.
 Mrs. Mabel Latham, Mrs. Hancock, MT and Mrs. E. J. Bennett and Orem Lewis motored to Prescott Wednesday. J. L. B. Alexander left camp Tuesday 1 evening
 Mrs R. F. Feland was the hostess of a picnic supper Wednesday evening in honor of her guest Miss Johnson. Those invited were Mrs Billy Wolf. Miss Ellen Humphrey and Miss Ethel Stabler.
 q In another picnic party Wednesday evening were Mrs. Garland P. Crouch, Rev. and Mrs. Logic, Ruth and Inez couch and Katherine Ruth and Frank Logic
 1 Mrs. o. N. Handley. entertained i'm formally Wednesday evening with two tables of bridge. Mrs. Raymond Bat tam made the highest score. The hostesses at the Wednesday So- cial afternoon were Mrs. k. J. Hawlev and Mrs. O. N Handley. The prize winners were Mrs Claude D. Jones and Mrs. John Dennett Those present Wednesday afternoon were Mrs. Henry George, Miss Feland, Miss F. T. Col lIngs, Mrs. Raymond Battin. Mrs. c. D. Jones, Mrs. Emma Jack, Mrs. Garland B Couch. Mrs John Dennett. Mrs ". K. Jones. Mrs. Hugh Weatherford and Miss Johnson.
 L. N. Butler left camp Thursday morning in his car.
 Tramping to Prescott and returning by train is becoming exceedingly non ular The trampers Thursday were Mrs. Claude D. Jones, Mrs. Emma .Iacl, and Miss Franklin.
 The Sunday school picnic Thursday evening was huge success. Most every child In camp was there and enioved the picnic luncheon and games pro- vlded by the committed The Sunday scnool teachers were the chaperons.
 MT. and Mrs. E. D. Miller and littla daughter Florence arrived Thursday rom Canton, Ohio to spend ten days with Rev W. C. Miller and family at Pine Crest cottage. Mr Miller was so- , cial and membership secretary at ths Canton Y. M C. A. and goes to tbe !. M. C. A. in Phoenix, Septernber