Arizona republican., 1921-08-10
Iron Springs

corner. The DOT h on the front is nearly completed and work has been started repairing the roof of the old pavilion.
 The carpenters expect to. complete their work in about two weeks and a big dance will be given the Satur- day afterward.
 Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis. who is summering in Iron Springs. left for Phoenix Thursday evening for a short visit. Mrs. Davis intends to re- turn in a few days.
 Marion Dulmage and Billy O'Reil- ly motored up to Prescott from Phoe- nix on Thursday They came over from Prescott with Mrs. Roy Wayland and are visiting Mrs. A. c. Dulmage for several weeks.
 Andrew Baumerth motored up from Phoenix Friday. He was ac- companied by Carrie Creighton, who is the guest of the Baumerts. Miss Louise Conner of Phoenix. who is visiting friends in Prescott, was the guest of Miss Sylvia Lewis on Thursday and Friday. Miss Con- ner expects to return to Iron Springs in a few days, when she wll be the guest of Miss Edith Burtis.
 Miss Mary Jo Ceilings gave a pie nic on Friday in honor of her house guest, Miss Dorothy Daykin. Miss Ceilings guests enjoyed a tennis game. after which they had a picnic supper at Flat Rock. They returned to camp and had a marshmallow feed at Miss Angela Marshalps afterward. Those who enjoyed the evening were Miss Mary Shumaker. Miss Angela Marshall, Miss Dorothy Tuthill Miss Isabelle Irvine and Miss Dorothy Birdsall.
 Thayer Burtis went to Prescott on Friday. He returned to camp Sat- urday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs. D. H. Burtis, Miss Ruth Burtis and Miss Edith Burtis motored up from Phoenix on Thurs day. Because of bad rains and some engine trouble they did not arrive in camp until Friday morning.
 T. E. Irvine came up from Phoe- nix on the late train Thursday night to spend the week end in camp.
 Those who came up on the train Friday night were: Col. E.. M. Lamp son, c. F. Willis, John Irvine. James Gerand, c. Zaner Lesher. Dr. John Dennett Jr., H. B. Wilkinson, ". s. Heflin, H. M. Fennemore, E. J. Ben nett and Guy Lawrence.
 George Christy and William Christy came up from Phoenix by automo- bile on Saturday. The Christys are planning to take an automobile trip through the northern part of Arizona during the last of August.
 Miss Marion Duncan, who has been visiting Miss Lucia Campbell in Flagstaff for the last week, returned to Iron Springs on the southbound train Saturday afternoon. Miss Dun- can is leaving for Phoenix on We'd nesday, where she will make short visit.
 Earle Hawley arrived in camp on the noon train Saturday. He is the guest of Clarence Heflin for several days
 The regular Saturday night dance was postponed because the work on the pavilion prevented having it un- til a later date.
 MT. and Mrs. Paul Ceilings and their small son John Dixon Ceilings. who have been visiting Mrs. E.. T.. Ceilings for the past two weeks, re- turned to Phoenix on the down train Saturday afternoon
 Miss Dorothy Daykin, who has been the guest of Miss Mary Jo Ceilings for several days. left camp Saturday afternoon for California.
 Miss Maxwell Pendergrass. who has been summering in Iron Springs, left Saturday evening for California where she will make a short visit.
 Roland Glover left for Phoenix Sat urday evening after spending week in camp as the guest of Mir. and Arr Diorco pepdergraSS
 Those who came up from Phoenix on the late train Saturday night were Miss Ruth Couch, Dr. Garland B Couch, E. T. Ceilings and Dr. Ancil Martin.
 Mrs. E. J. Bennett gave 'heart'' party on Saturday night in honor of her nephew, Levin Barrihger. The first prize among the girls was won by Miss Eleanor Wilkinson. the sec ond by Miss Dorothy Tuthill, and the "booby" prize by Miss Jane Christy Among the boys the first prize was awarded to Edward Marshall. the second to John Fennemore, and the "booby'' to James Gerand. Mrs. Ben- netts guests were Miss Angela Marshall, Miss Isabelle Irvine, Miss Dorothy Tuthill, Miss Mary Jo Col lings, Miss Dorothy Birdsall, Miss Mary Shumaker Fennemore, John IT, vine. James Gerand. Clarence Heflin Earle sHawley, Edward Marshall, T F. Thompson and John Gage Den nett.
 John Irvine and James Gerand mo- tored. to Prescott Sunday morning They returned in the afternoon. Captain and Mrs. J. s. B. Alex ander. Miss Jane Alexander, Miss Mary Alice Christy. Miss Edith Bur- tis, Miss Ruth Burtis, Miss Louise Burmister, Miss Jane Parrish, Miss Eleanor Wilkinson, Miss Claire Stearns, Miss Mary Alice Christy Miss Jane Christy, Miss Elizabetf | Redewill, Miss Martha AllSire, Miss Sylvia Lewis, Miss Marion Duncan Gage Burmister. Orme Lewis, Her | schel Randy, Walter Banky. Billy O'Reilly, Marion Dulmage, John ano Levin Barringer also were Prescott visitors on Sunday, motoring over il | the morning.
 Dr. A. M. Tuthill arrived in camI i from Phoenix on the Sunday morn | ing train. He will remain at the spring until the American Legior | convention is over.
 Miss Edith Burtis was the gues | of Miss Christine Tuthill at dinner | Saturday evening.
 | Gage Burmister, who is visiting | Mrs. John Dennett Jr., left for Phoe
 nix Sunday evening where he vii | stay for several days.
 1 Those who went to Phoenix on ths l afternoon train Sunday were L. w | Coggins, 1T. E. Irvine, James Gerand
 John Irvine. Dr. John Dennett Jr., c
 Zaner Lesher, Marshall Humphreys
 Sidney Stewart, Edward Marshal
 and A. H. Rosenberg
 l F l Bennett and pr A. M Tut,