Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

Mrs. Charles. Randy and Junior Randy returned to Iron Springs Wednesday after a weeks visit in Phoenix.
 c. NJ. Scott went back to Phoenix Monday night.
 Paul Alkire and Frank McClusky came up on the Wednesday night train.
 MT. and Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen took the southbound train as far as Wick enburg Monday evening and returned to camp on the night train.-
 Miss Vera Monette Is the guest of Miss Ruth Couch this week. She came down from Prescott Monday afternoon.
 Charles Christy, T. E. Irvine, Ray Wayland. Guy Lawrence and Donald Dunbar left for Phoenix Tuesday night.
 h honor of Miss Jane Parish. who Left Wednesday, Miss Eleanor Will kinson gave a delightful picnic sup per Tuesday night. The guests were invited to meet at the tennis court before the picnic, but rain drove everyone back to the house. where they danced till supper-time. The guests were Miss ''ary Joe Ceilings, Miss Dorothy Burdsal. Miss Ruth Burtis, Miss Dorothy Tuthill, Miss Zolia Conan. Miss Edith Burtis, Miss Timmie Redewill, Miss Mary Alice Christy, Miss Martha Alkire. Miss Jane Christy, Miss Marian Duncan. Miss Christine Tuthill, Miss Ann AL kire, Miss Vera Monette. Miss Isabel Irvine, Miss Ruth Couch, Miss Jane Parish. Miss Eleanor Wilkinson, Bud Burtis, Marion Dulmage, Herschel Randy. Billy O'Riell.'. Walter Randy. John Dennett. William Christy. Ralph I Coggins, Mark Dennett, Jack Griffin and N. A. Parish.
 Mrs. Donal Gilshrist Is visiting Mrs. Andrew Baumert this week. She came up from Phoenix Wednesday night.
 Taking the train to Phoenix Wednesday night were Henry George. J. l.. B. Alexander, J. Webb Smith, Charley Stauffer, John Fennemore and Lawrence Rice.
 Mrs. Guy Lawrence gave charm ing party in the pavilion Monday afternoon. Mrs. John Dennett, Jr.. made high score Mrs. G. P. Burdsal took second and Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen the booby prize. Mrs. Eugene Hughes was given the guest prize. Mrs. Law renee invited Mrs. Raymond Battin. Mrs Otto Handley, Mrs. Maud Prato Cate. Mrs. E. J. Anderson, Mrs. G. P. Burdsal, Mrs. A. c. Mcqueen, Miss Mary Joe Ceilings. Miss Dorothy Burdsal. Mrs. E. T. Ceilings. Mrs. Fl. M. Fennemore. Mrs. Andrew Bau inert, Mrs Asa Hawley. Mrs. N. $. Heflen, Mrs. w. E. Rhodes. Mrs. An ciI Martin. Mrs. James s. Griffen. Mrs. Aaron Goldberg. Mrs. Joe Henry George, Mrs. B. A. Fickas. Mrs. F. N. Duncan, Mrs. Charles Willis, Mrs. c. Zaner Lescher. Mrs. J. L. B. Alexander, Mrs. c. NJ. Scott, Mrs. George Wallace. Mrs. Marian Rays, Mrs. Emily P. Danks, Mrs. F. N. Pemberton, Mrs. Raymond Close. Mrs. J. N. Crenshaw. Mrs. s. E. Bill kingsley, Mrs. Ruby Hawley. Mrs. Marshall Humphreys, Mrs. Charles Stauffer. Mrs. Charles Christy, Mrs. Garland B. Couch, Mrs. T. E. Irvine and Mrs. Eugene Hughes.
 Forming a jolly crowd who climbed City Hill for a marshmallow roast Wednesday night were Miss Martha Alkire. Miss Jane Christy. Miss Marian Duncan, Miss Mary Alice Christy, Miss Ann Alkire. Miss Ruth Burtis Miss Timmie Redewill. Will fam Christy. Bud Burtis. Marion Dull mage, Herschel Randy. Billy O'Rielly and Jack Griffen.
 Mrs. Raymond Battin entertained Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Marshall Humphreys and Mrs.
 
 week at the Wednesday night card game. D. H. Burtis won first prize and Mrs. Roy Wayland took second. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Battin. pr. and Mrs. Ancil Martin, Mir and Mrs. D. H. Burtis, Mrs. B. A. Fickas. Mrs. J. w. Cren- shaw. Mrs. E. T. Ceilings. Mrs. Don- ald Gilchrist, Mrs. Henry George. Mrs. H. NJ. Fennemore. Mrs. J. F. l Daggs. Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen, Mrs. F. J. Anderson, Mrs P. W. nuncan, Mrs. C. NJ Scott. Mrs. James s. Griffen, Mrs. Robert Sauffley. Mrs. Roy Way land. Mrs. George Christy. Mrs. Emily P. Danks, Mrs. Charles Willis. Mrs. c. Zaner Lescher. Mrs. J. Webb Smith, Mrs. Asa Hawley. Miss Flora Greer Miss Dorothy Burdsal, Will Pemberton and w. B. Cox.
 The Goldbergs motored to Pres cott Wednesday afternoon.
 Prescott shoppers Thursday were Mrs. A. C. Mcqueen, Miss Dorothy i Stauffer, Miss Carolyn Christy Rev. J. P. Jenkins. Bud Burtis and J. F. 1 Baggs.
 Rev. J. P. Jenkins is the guest of Mir. and Mrs Charley Stauffer for a 1 few days. Il
 The George Christys went to Pres colt by machine Thursday afternoon. He COmpdIllOnS or lnlelHBenCe Is | an organization of prominent literary | scientific and public men and wom- en of Paris formed to further the | interchange of learning and art among the nations. Dinners and lec- | lures are given at which leaders of ] learning frcm abroad are brought 1 into contact with those sharing their | interests. An information bureau is l also maintained where men of learn | ing, specialists and engineers may be 1 put in touch with their fellow work