Arizona republican., 1921-07-30

snow aIler spending the morning shoping
 Other Iron Springs people who en- joyed the show were Orme Lewis and Herschel Randy, who motored to Prescott. Mrs. Birdsall and Miss Dor othy Birdsell, MT. and Mrs. A. c. Mc- Queen, MT. and Mrs. Donald Mc- Queen, who went by train and Rob ert Lewis. John Gage Dennett, Irwin Barringer. Mark Dennett and Teddy Willis. who hiked to the Mile High City,"
 Thayer Burtis and Arthur Myers spent two days in Iron Springs, stop ing at the Burtis cottage.
 Verland Haldiman was the gues. of
 Miss Mary Alice Christy at din 1er \ Tuesday evening. He returned 10
 Prescott on the late train. Ernest Lewis. John Downing and
 Eddie Powell left on the south bound train Tuesday evening. MT. Lewis intends to return shortly by automobile. going north later in
 the month with his family to attend
 the Moqui Snake dance.
 Miss Charlyn Christy entertained at
 a "flinch" party in honor of her little
 guest. Miss Doris Mathew. The Tuesday evening dance given especially for the children of the camp was very gay one. Mrs. F. U. Duncan acted as chaperon for the affair. Those who enjoyed the danc- ing were Miss Dorothy Stauffer. Miss
 Helen Handy, Miss Charlyn Christy,
 Miss Doris Mathew, Miss Elinor Stauffer, Miss Helen Eddy George I Miss Jane Alexander, Miss Sylvia Stauffer, Miss Betty Fennemore Miss Inez Couch, Robbie Saufley, Keith
 Anderson, William Saufley, John Gage Dennett, Robert Lewis, Mark Dennett, Miss Anne Willis, Miss Barbara Willis, Miss Dorothy Randy Teddy Willis. John Dixon Ceilings
 and Addison Wallace.
 Mrs. Eddie Powell, Orme Lewis and Herschel Bandy motored to Prescott Wednesday afternoon. Mrs | Powell returned to the Springs by
 train, the two boys remaining in
 Prescott for the movies in the eve
 ming.
 l Mrs. E. J Bennett was called te
 Phoenix to select the furnishings fol
 the new Country Club. Mrs. Bennett
 intends to return in few days.
 Mrs. E. T. Ceilings went to Phoenix
 Wednesday on the evening train.
 Mrs. A c. Mcqueen entertained al
 cards Wednesday afternoon. Hei
 guests were MT. and Mrs. Donald Mo
 Queen, Mrs. Roy Wayland. Mrs. E. T
 Ceilings, Mrs Helen Anderson. Mrs
 A. H. Rosenberg, Mrs. Joseph Melc-
 ger. Mrs. A. c. Dulmage and Mrs
 Robert Saufley.
 Mrs. Marshall Humphreys and he small daughter. Mary Lou, wer'
 Prescott visitors Wednesday after noon.
 Walter Marshall and Robbie Flynn
 of Prescott were the guests of Mrs Roy Wayland at dinner Wednesda. . evening.
 Miss Florence Jackson and Mis- Margaret Peck, Who have been visit |, ing Miss Isabelle left camp on tn train for Phoenix Wednesday eve ming.
 Mrs. A. H. Rosenberg and Mrs Charles Stauffer were hostesses a the Wednesday night bridge part, this week. The prizes were won b.
 Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen and Will Penn bcrton. Those who played were MI ! and Mrs Donald Mcqueen. MT. am Mrs. o. N. Handy. MT. and Mrs : Fleming. MT and Mrs J. s. Griffin Mr. and Mrs Bertrand R. Cocks, Mrs
 Ernest Lewis, Mrs. Henry George
 Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. P. W. Dun can, Mrs T E. Ceilings. Mrs. Min Duncan. Mrs A. G. Dulmage, Mri
 Daggs, Mrs. Emily Danks. Mrs. ". Battin, Mrs. H. M- Fennemore. Mrs ". K James, Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mrs -IC. r. Willis, Mrs. c. Zaner Leishel l Mrs Guy Lawrence, Mrs. A. C. Nc Queen. Mrs. ". T. Pemberton, E. ; Bennett and Will Pembt rton. Miss Eleanor Wilkinson, who h5 been spending the past two month in Los Angeles, arrived in camp Wed resday on the night train. She wa accompanied by Miss Jane Parrish