Arizona republican., 1920-08-26

Friday evening Miss Marcia Van Der Veer entertained in delightfully."- orig inal way with tennis tea Due to the iateness of the evening train, which delayed the affair, the round room tournament could not be finished ana the winners were decided py ora"ins. The lucky ones were Miss SyIVla Lewis and Miss Eleanor Wilkinson A nicnic luncheon near the tennis courts followed the tournament Miss van Der Veer's guests were Miss AnSeie Marshall, Miss Ruth Burtls, MISS Helen WilIits, Miss Faith SaIforo, MISS Edith Rurtfs Miss Clara Van Doran' Miss Katherine Jack. Miss Eleanor Wilkinson. Miss Eleanor Alexander, Miss Catherine Hancock, Miss Mary HuIlet, Miss Sylvia Lewis and MISS Isabelle Irvine.
 Mrs. Thatcher left Friday for few days visit in Phoenix. During her aD- sence Mrs. Fox Davis will stay al the Thatcher cottage with Mary anu Nancy Thatcher.
 Cecil Richardson and J. H. Turner returned home on the early morning train Friday after spending two weeks in camp.
 Orme Lewis arrived in Iron Springs Friday evening from Flagstaff, where he has been attending the summer ses- sion of the Northern Arizona normal SchOoi.
 Miss Elizabeth Jack and E. E. Jack arrived on the midnight train Friday from Glendale. Harry Hancock also came up from Phoenix.
 Miss Helen Latimer is visiting the John Dennett family here. She came down Friday evening from F1agstal1' where she has been teaching.
 Dick Heflin came up from PhoenlA Saturday to spend a few days in camp l,se. t1c1- N.
 Miss Helen Willits who was the guest of Miss Isabelle Irvine for few days, returned to her home sat urday.
 One of the enjoyable affairs of the week was a swimming party Saturoay to Granite DeIls in honor of Orme Lewis. In this group were Miss kaIn- - erine Jack, Miss Angela Marshall MISS Sylvia Lewis, Orme Lewis, sidney Doster and Marion Dulmage.
 Dick Young arrived Saturday noon and is spending a few days nere-
 The hostess of the dance Saturday evening was Miss Sylvia Lewis. As she substituted for some one else, nc special features were planned, but thai did not make the dance any the less enjoyable.
 Mrs. Murphy and her daughter. Miss Marion Boyd, arrived from Flagstaff Saturday evening and spent the week end in Iron Springs as the guests oi Mrs w. $. Heflin-
 Iron Springs was well represented in Prescott Saturday. Among those who went over on the train were; Mrs Charles Christy, Mrs Danks. Mrs. A C McOueen. Mrs. H. C.. Weldon, MISS Robert Matthews. Katherine Weioor and Pauline Weldon.
 The arrivals on the late train Satur day night included: Roy Parsons Marshall Humphries, J. l.. B. Alex ander, Dan Coverdale, c. M. Scotts " 6 Heflin and MT. Beatty.
 Mrs F. J. Bennett has returned te camp after a brief absence. F. J. Sen nett accompanied her.
 | The round robin tennis tournament attracted a large group of tennis eh- l thusiasts Sunday. These Sunday tour lnaments are proving extremely popu' i lar and are arousing a great oeai o | enthusiasm The winners of the tour nament Sunday were Mrs. Donait Dunbar and Dick Heflin. Players an' | ree,,Its in games were: Dunbar anf Heflin %. Mrs. Lewis and D. Watt | IT: Hullet and Scott, 10. Mrs Wlat and Doster, 1S, and $. Lewis an' | Saufley, 4.
 Dr. Mills and family enjoyed a PIC nic supper near camp Sunday evenlns
 Sunday afternoon MT. and Mrs 1 Raymond Battin returned to cam | after an absence of three weeks Dur ing that time they motored to tn Grand Canyon and camped at oa Creek. x.
 Joe Brown returned to Phoenix D
 Miss White arrived from the nortf
 Sunday to be the guest of Mrs 5. j
 Mir and Mrs Stevens who are on
 motor trip. stopped in Iron springs !
 snend the week end with Mrs. A. |
 Iron Springs visitors to Prescott
 Sunday were: Guy c. Terhune an
 MT. M Feeley spent the week end i
 camp. q,
 noon train. Sunday.
 Robert c. Saufley was an ITO \ Springs visitor over the weekend . \ MT. and Mrs. Frank Jack and famll arrived here by car recently and ar
 occupying the C. D. Doris cottage. Those leaving for Phoenix Sunda night on the train which was sever r hours late. were, Mrs. T. w. Pember ! ion. Earl Wiatt. Harry Hancock an Mrs. L. M. Gibbons of Mesa is tn q guest of Mrs. E. E. Jack. 3 J. L. B. Alexander and Marsha :. Humphries were among those who iel s for Phoenix on train No. l, Monda a Monday evening Miss Katherin Jack and Miss Elizabeth Jack wer e hostess of a party which they gay e in the pavilion. A number of car | games, among them five hundre' . hearts. rum and authors, were tn n entertainment of the evening an . punches were given for progres
 Miss Eleanor Alexander received tn
 prize for the greatest number (
 punches and Miss Clara Van Dran fc z the least number. Mrs. E.. E. Jac