Arizona republican., 1921-08-06
from Springs

IRON SPRINGS. Aug. 5.-A great many of the people who are sum- mering in Iron Springs have decided to take the trip north to see the an- nual Hopi Snake Dance. Every summer parties leave camp to att tend the ceremony but never before have so many planned to go. The dance, which has become famous. is to be given twice this year. The two dances will be given in different will lages, however, and this will make the numbers yisiting not so great. Among those who expect to go north this summer are Mrs. E. J. Bennitt, Mir. and Mrs. Webb Griffen, Levin Barringer, MT. and Mrs. George Christy, Miss Jane Christy, Miss Mary Alice Christy and William Lewis, Miss Sylvia Lewis, Orme Lewis and Robert Lewis.
 Mrs. Francis Geary and her small daughter are the guests of Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander for a short time. Walter Randy, of The Arizona Re- publican, arrived in camp on the Monday night train from Phoenix. He is visiting his mother, Mrs. Charles Randy.
 Miss Laurette Dulmage entertained at a marshmallow roast, followed by a card party Tuesday evening. Rob- ert Lewis took first prize at the "heart" table. Miss Barbara Willis 1 taking second. At the "bunco" table with Miss Betty Fennemore taking the "booby' prize. Miss Dulmage's s guests were: Miss Dorothy Stauffer, Miss Betty Fennemore. Miss Alice Coggins, Miss Barbara Willis. Miss Inez Couch, Miss Helen Eddy George William Saufley, Robbie Saufley Mark Dennett. Teddy Willis, Robert Lewis. Joseph Meltzer, Keith Ander- son and John Dixon Ceilings.
 Miss Louise Burmister and her brother Gage Burmister of San Francisco are the guests of Mrs John Dennett Jr. at the Dennett cot tage, Kill Kare." They will visit in Iron Springs for about week.
 Mrs. George Alkire arrived ir camp on the Tuesday morning train from Phoenix. Mrs. Alkire is visit ing Mrs. B. M. Lamson. who has as her house guest Miss Martha Alkire Orme Lewis, Thayer Burtis, Walter Randy and Herschel Randy motored | to Prescott on Tuesday afternoon They returned to camp that night. Work has been started on the new club house and the carpenters expec to have the new floor in shape fol dancing a week from Saturday. Clarence Heflin entertained Tues day evening in honor of his cousin Miss Clare Stearns. who is visiting Mrs. w. s. Heflin. After refresh ments were served the young peopl danced at the pavilion. Those wh, were invited were Miss Maxwell Pendergrass. Miss Mary Alice Chris ty, Miss Elizabeth Hawkins. Mis- Jane Christy, Miss Ellen Hawkins Miss Martha Alkire. Miss Sylvi Lewis. Ralph Coggins, William Christy, Herschel Randy, Orme Lew is and Walter Randy.
 Mrs. H. M. Fennemore left on tn afternoon train Monday for Phoeni, She intends to return to Iron Spring in a few days.
 Miss Louise Conner passed throug the Springs on the morning trai Tuesday on her way to Prescott where she is the guest of Mrs. Harr McKean. Miss Conner will spen part of her vacation in camp as tn guest of Miss Edith Burtis and Mis- Christine Tuthill.
 The last dance to be given befor the new floor of the pavilion is read
 
 Tuesday evening. Miss Angela Mar shall, Miss Dorothy Tuthill. Mis Mary Jo Ceilings And Miss Mar Shumaker assisted the youngsters learning to dance.
 Mrs. Raymond Battin entertaine MT. and Mrs. C. E. Hull and the small daughter, Miss Janet Hull, ov'
 the week end. MT. and Mrs. Re
 Hull of Morenci were the guests
 Mrs. Battain last week, leaving cam
 Saturday.
 Mrs. Ancil Martin, who has bee
 in Phoenix for the past few day
 returned to camp on the mornir
 train Wednesday.
 The people of Iron Springs ha'
 been able to see many good men tennis matches during the past wee
 Almost all the mornings have bet