Arizona republican., 1920-08-19

oL the summer Monday afternoon "hicn was much heavier than the one several weeks ago and was accom- panied by heavy rain. This has been tne drIest summer that this part of the state has experienced for several years. TOT this reason the crops and the cattle ranges are in a poorer condition than usual and rain is exceedingly welcome
 Among those arriving on the mid hignt train Friday to spend the week enF Tn the Iron Springs colony were Mr. and Mrs E. F. Jack. Samuel Jack. John D. Harris, Harry Hancock. H. B. Wilkinson, Ernest w. Lewis C. M Scott and Charlie Christy.
 John Gage Dennett and Mark Den nett were hosts of an informal dancing party on the porch of their cottage Friday evening. Their guests were Miss Eleanor Wilkinson, Miss Edith Burtis, Miss Sylvia Lewis, Miss Eliza beth Hancock, Robbie Lewis and Bill Hancock
 Joe Humphries and Johnnie Morten who were in Iron Springs for a week visiting Mrs. William Corpstein, have returned to Phoenix.
 The Saturday night dance at the pavilion was an unusually enjoyable affair with Miss Faith Stafford acting as hostess The special music of the evening consisted of two beautiful vocal solos, sung by Mrs. Cecil Richardson. with her sister Mrs, Turner, accom- panying her at the piano. A novel fea- ture was the lucky number dance in which Miss Eleanor Alexander and Willis Autrey carried off the prizes.
 Samuel Jack arrived Friday evening from Glendale to spend the week end here with the E. E. Jacks
 Although the tennis tournament which was planned for Sunday did not materialize, the courts were filled with players and several splendid matches in both singles and doubles were played. Among those who were seen on the courts Sunday morning were Mrs. Earl Wiatt, Mrs Ls w. Butler, Mrs. Donald Dunbar, Mrs Ernest w. Lewis, Mrs. R. c Saufley, Miss Angela Marshall Miss Mary Hulett, Miss Sylvia Lewis, Miss Ele4nor Wilkinson. Miss Marcia Van der Veer, c M. Scott, Paul Ceilings Joe Brown, l.. N. Butler. Earl Wiatt, Ro- land Parson, Roy Parsons, Gordon Shankleford and Donald Dunbar
 Those going to Prescott on the noon train Saturday were MT. and Mrs. O. c. McQueen and Mrs. H. M. Fennemore.
 Mrs Kohlberg was joined recently by her mother and brother, who will spend the remainder of the summer with her
 Saturday noon arrivals in Iron Springs included R. c. Sauf1ey Victor Koh1berg, F. J. Bennett and Gorden Shackleford.
 An extremely enjoyable picnic was the one given by the Wilkinson and Derinett families in honor of Miss Nichols. who was. visiting Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson. Those present were Mrs. John Dennett, Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson Miss Nichols Miss Eleanor Wilkinson, Harriet Wilkinson, Barbara Wilkinson, JoflH Gage Dennett and Mark Dennetr
 Al group of men motored up from Phofnix Saturday night. They were Joe Brown, Arthur G. Hulett and Hugh Antxim.
 J9J. Riddle, who. spent few days in camp with his family, has returned to his home in Mesa.
 Among those who arrived on Satdr- day-night's- train were Bert Clingin, J. L. E. Alexander, Roland Parsons. Roy Parfons, A. G. Dulmage, Donald Dun bar;- T. E. Irvine, Marshall Humphries and H M. Fennemore.
 Saturday evening Mrs. J. L. B Alex ander took a group of girls to Granite Dells tor a swimming party They were Eleanor Wilkinson, Clara Van Doran, Mary Hulett and Eleanor Alex ander
 Miss Katherine Jack, Miss Josephine Jack, Miss Elizabeth Jack. Miss Sylvia Lewis, F. D. Jack and Samuel Jack motored to Jerome Saturday morning andyreturned that evening.
 William Corpstein and Mir. Feely spent the week-end in camp with their wives, who are summering here
 Sunday Mir. and Mrs. Corpstein of Prescott. motored over to Iron Springs and spent the afternoon.
 Mrs. Davis already has a carpenter. working on the improvements for her cottage which she purchased recently.
 Sunday noon Mir. and Mrs Cecil Richardson, MT. and Mrs Turner, Miss Faith Stafford and Miss Isabelle Irvine picracked at Alto.
 Sunday noon Miss Lois Randy and Miss Benedict arrived to spend a few days with Mrs. Charlie, Randy. :.
 Mir. Fox has arrived in camp to spend few weeks-with his sisters, Mrs. Davis and Mrs Banks.
 Miss Helen Olives, who was the house guest for a week of Miss Catherine Haucock has returned to Phoenix.
 Mf John Dennett went down to Phoe- nix on, the evening train Sunday She plans to be absent for fortnight.
 3party who drove to Prscott Sun day -evening included Miss Katherine Jack, Miss Angela Marshall, Marion Dulmage and Sidney Doster
 Mrs. Arthur Luhrs and her two little children returned to camp Sunday after Q brief visit in Phoenix.
 Miss Smith spent a few days here recently as the guest of Miss Lucille Doster.
 One of the most delightful affairs of the week was the five hundred party Monday evening at which Miss Eleanor Alexander was the charming hostess. She entertained in honor of her guest Miss Clara Van Doran of Phoenix. Be- Slde -DelnS the S1SSe OL iiOiAOi' @Na Clara Van Doron won the prizes for making the highest score of the eve ming. Miss Alexander's guests were: Miss Mary Hu1ett. Miss Sylvia Lewis Miss Angela Marshall, Miss Ruth Bur- lis. Miss Edith Burtis, Miss Katherine lack. Miss Elizabeth Jack, Miss Isabelle Irvine. Miss Catherine Hancock, Miss Eleanor Wilkinson, Miss Marcia Var der Veer and Miss Faith Stafford.
 Miss Marion returned to Iron Springs Monday noon after weeks absence in Phoenix.
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