Arizona republican., 1920-09-08

ning's train were Mrs. ". s. Heflin, Harry Heflin, Charles Gray, Mrs. M. l.. Gibbons, Mrs. Lyman Bennett, Frances Bennett.
 The Jack twins entertained with a taffy pull Tuesday morning. Those who enjoyed the festivities were Vir- glnia Lee Hawley, Nancy and Mary Thatcher, Josephine and Anne Jack and Harry Heflin
 Arthur and Edward Parsons enter tanned the young boys of the camp Tuesday night. Games and eats con- stituted the evenings enjoyment. Their guest list included Bob Lewis, Bill Hancock, John and Mark Dennett. Bill and Bob Saufley.
 Miss Mary Hulett. Miss Angela Mar shall and Edward Marshall motored to Prescott to the dance Tuesday even ing.
 Mrs Arthur Lukes and son Allen, and Mrs. F. F. Jack went to Phoenix Wednesday evening.
 The F. F. Jack family ably piloted by Miss Katherine Jack, left by motor for Phoenix Thursday morning.
 Miss Angela Marshall and Edward Marshall left in their car for Phoenix, Thursday.
 Willis Autrey. A. c. Mcqueen, Edith Burtis and John Irvine were Prescott visitors Thursday.
 Those returning to Phoenix Thurs day evening were Mrs. John Bennett, Jr.. and two sons. Miss Helene Lati- mer. Miss Isabelle Irvine, Mrs. A. G. Hulett and son.
 The weekly card party at the pavil- ion was held Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ernest Lewis and Mrs. Robert Saufley were hostesses for the week. Prizes were won by Mrs. Roy Parsons, first, and Mrs. A. s. Hawlex, second. Those present were Mesdames Roy Parsons, A. c. Mcqueen, F. T. Feeley. William Corpestien, B. A. Fickas, Banks, H. M. Fenemore, White. Raymond Bat tin. A. S. Haw1ey. Tom Dunbar, Don aid Dunbar. Victor Kolberg. A. C.. DuImage. J. L. B. Alexander, Ernest Lewis. Robert Saufley and Mir. $. J. Doster.
 J. $. Roberts of New York has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Frank Jack.
 The Misses Lorette Dulmage and Jean Dunbar had a party in the pa vilion Thursday for the children of the camp. Games, a fish Pond, and dances comprised the afternoons en- tertainment, and all went away ex- ceedingly happy.
 Mrs F. J. Bennett and Mrs. Henry George entertained Friday afternoon and evening for the ladies of the camp. Refreshments and sewing were the afternoons entertainment and prizes were given for the most prac- tical work and the finest work. Mrs. Eddy got the prize for the most prac- tical piece of work and Mrs. Charles Christy's work was voted the finest The guests of the afternoon were Mrs. David Close, Mrs. Hayden. Mrs. O. H. Christy, Mrs. Charles Christy. Mrs Thatcher. Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis, Mrs. Eddy and Mrs. F. E. Irvine.
 In the evening the bridge enthu- siasts held forth and prizes competed for Mrs. Robert SaufIey won the first prize. Mrs. Ernest Lewis the second. and Mrs. J. l.. B. Alexander the booby prize. After the cards. re- treatments were served The guests were Mesdanes J. l.. B. Alexander, A. C. Mcqueen, A. G. Dulmage Donald Dunbar. F. J. Feeley, William Corpe- stein H. B. Wilkinson, Ernest Lewis, B. A. Fickas. H. M. Fenemore. Paul Ceilings, c. NJ. Scott, Danks, F. W. Pemberton. A S. Hawley, Raymond Batlin, Robert Saufley, Roy Parsons, Tom Dunbar, Hughes. D. H. Rurtis, Miss Marian Knapp and MT. D. H. Burtis
 Miss Eleanor Alexander entertained the younger set of the camp Friday evening. Dancing at the pavilion, fol- lowed by cards and refreshments at the Alexander cottage proved a delightful diversion to the guests. Those pres ent were the Misses Edith Burtis, Syl- via Lewis, Marcia Van Der Veer Eleanor Wilkinson and Marion Dull mage and Lewis Irvine.
 John Irvine left for Phoenix Friday where he will join his uncle, G. F'reC Sharpe, and motor to San Diego.
 Mrs. H. M- Fenemore, Guy Terhun' | and Betty Fenemore went to Prescott on the Friday noon train. Bob Lewis and Lewy Irvine hilzee to Prescott Friday morning and re turned to camp on the 30 train
 C. M. Scott and Joe Brown arrived on the Il o'clock train from Phoeni, Friday night
 T. Morgan Pennington was a Satur day noon arrival He spent the weel end with the T. E. Irvines.
 S. J. Doster and Lucille Doster wer, Prescott visitors Saturday. l Betty Fenemore entertained the chil dren of the camp Saturday afternoon with games, candy pulling and refresh
 nents. Her guests included Jean Dun bar, Lorette Dulmage, Alice Jack Eddy George, Jane Alexander, Rober and William Saufley, Arthur and Ed ward Parsons and Bob Lewis.
 Those closing their cottages Satur day were the B. A. Fickases, Victo Kolbergs, William WoIffs, William Corpsteins and F. J. Feeleys.
 T. E. Irvine, Paul Ceilings and Ray mond Battin arrived Saturday nigh for over Labor day
 Mrs. H. M. Fenemore and daughte Betty left on the early morning trail Sunday for Phoenix.
 The J. l.. B. Alexanders. the F. ] Jacks, the Prof Ostranders, and tn D. H. Burtises left Sunday morning fo Phoenix by motor. The Burtis car suf fered a breakdown near Prescott and i
 being held up for few days. Edit, Burtis passed through Sunday even ; ing enroute from Prescott.
 The Sunday morning round robi
 tennis tournament was won by Mis-
 Mary Hulett and c. M. Scott The were closely followed by Mrs. Ernes Lewis and Joe Brown. The score
 were as follows: M. Hulett and C. N
 Scott, 26; F. Lewis and Joe Browr
 25; M. Van Der Veer and NJ. Penning ? ton, 15; $. Dunbar and s. J. Doste 15; E. Wilkinson and L. Irvine, IA f $. Lewis and NJ. Dulmage, 10. Mrs. A. s. Hawley and Virginia Le ? Hawley left Sunday evening for Phoe 5 nix.
 An enjoyable picnic was held o
 Table Rock Sunday evening whic ? filled the hills with joyous laughte - for miles around Those in attendanc