Arizona republican., 1919-08-04
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY
 NEAR IRON SPRINGS

l IRON SPRINGS, Aug. 3.-Iron ! Springs people who have been motor ing from here to the many surround | ing points of interest say that the scenery and the roads cannot be sur passed. The only poor road is the seven n-mile stretch between Iron l Springs and Prescott. Some of the places that are said to be extremely beautiful are: Granite mountain, Cop l per Basin, Spruce ountain and Sen ator mine
 In a party that motored to Granite mountain Tuesday and from it's sum
 init enjoyed a wonderful view of the country for many miles was: MT and Mrs. Emery Rays and Commander and | Mrs. Herbert Rays. Another party motored to Senator mine Wednesday and reported delightful trip with excellent roads and lovely scenery. In | this group was Mrs. W. & Heflin | Porter Heflin, Clarence Heflin, Harry | Heflin. Mrs. T. E. Irvine Mrs A. $.
 Hawley and Virginia Lee Hawley. | Mir. and Mrs. Doone Merrill have opened the Story cottage which they will occupy for the remainder of the summer. l A tramp to Flat Rock and a picnic supper there was enjoyed Tuesday eve ming by Mrs. Henry George. Mrs. E. J. l Bennett, Mrs. L. E. White, Mrs. Good rich Mrs. ". K. James. Mrs. Charles McArthur, Mrs. Ernest Lewis and Mrs Mabel Latham. L. E. White arrived Tuesday night. l He will be in Iron Springs for two weeks.
 Miss Mae Morgan who was Miss Ethel Stohblers guest for a week, re-
 turned to Phoenix Wednesday eve ming. Wednesday Mir and Mrs Emery Rays and Commander and Mrs Her bert Rays motored to Prescott and spent the day shopping
 The weekly social afternoon" at the | pavilion was well attended Wednesday. i There were four tables of bridge and several ladies served. Mrs. Henry ! George made the highest score and the server who drew the lucky card was Mrs. Norman Morrison. Mrs. E. l T. Ceilings and Mrs. Arthur Gibbons
 Hullet were the hostesses and re- ceived Mrs. Q. N. Handley, Mrs. | ! Charles McArthur. Mrs. Robert Curry | Mrs. E. J. Bennett, Mrs. Goodrich. 1 Mrs. Lucius Butler, Mrs T. L. B. Alex 1 ander, Mrs. John Parks, Mrs. l.. E. l White, Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Mrs, Henry George, Mrs. R. Alice, Mrs. Fritz Holm : quist Mrs McComas, Mrs. Minnie Richardson, Mrs. Norman Morrison, Mrs. Garland R. Couch. Mrs. H. B. i Wilkinson, Mrs. W. K. James and MT. and Mrs. Felan.
 Wednesday Mrs. Raymond Battin | entertained with an informal luncheon. Covers were laid for five Mrs. Garland B. Couch and her guest. Mrs. Norman Morrison. climbed CityI hill Wednesday evening and had lunch there
 John Latham arrived in camp Wed nesday night to spend a few days with his mother Mrs Mabel Latham. Hel brought as his guest Lloyd Tritle of I Phoenix.
 Commander and Mrs Herbert Kays who have been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Emery Rays, left Thursday evening for the Grand Canyon. From there they vii lgo to Iowa to visit relatives. Mrs. Jo Brown went down to Phoe- nix the early part of the week She will return with MT Brown Saturday by motor.
 Thursday noon's train brought into camp Dr. and Mrs. John Dennett, Jr., H. B. Wilkinson, Hugh Weatherford and Donald Hultz
 Thursday evening Donald Hultz was the dinner guest Of Miss Mary Hullet |
 Miss Elinor Alexander was hostess at marshmellow roast Thursday eve ming. The guest of honor was Miss Margaret Cronin of Phoenix Miss AL | exander had planned a tramp to Alto and a bonfire there but rain prevented this and so the marshmellows were roasted in the fire place of the club l house. After thar an hour of dancingd
 was enjoyed at the pavilion. The l guest list included Miss Mary Jose 1 phine Ceilings, Miss Ethel Stabler, Miss | Mary Hullet, Miss Constance Ebersold Miss Lucille Richardson, Miss Faith Stafford. Miss Isabelle Irvine, Miss Helen Latimer, Miss Elinor Wilkinson, Dick Wallingford, William Ogg, Clar- l ence Heflin. Johl Gage Dennett Mar GUS Dennett, Ed. o'Connell and Donald Hultz.
 Thursday evening the Wilkinson and Dennett families enjoyed dinner party on the Depnett porch in honor of Mir. Wilkinscn's birthday The guests. beside the two families were Mrs W. K. James and Miss Helen | Latimer The committee on amusements has