Arizona republican., 1921-08-25
Iron Springs s

-sO~N AoI AuS. Z--Ine snake dance has taken many people from camp. Several parties have left 10 see the interesting Hopi dance and while in northern Arizona they plan to visit other interesting places MT. and Mrs. E. J. Bennitt and Levin Barringer are having a wonderful trip. Besides seeing the snake dance they intend to go to Montezuma's Wells and Cattle, the Petrified Forest and Meteor mine.
 MT. and Mrs. W. K. James, Miss Angela Marshall and Edward Marsh all made up another party which has motored to the snake dance
 Dr. and Mrs. KimbalI Bannister Dr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bakes and MT. and Mrs. Webb Griffen were the dinner guests of the Aaron GoIdbergs Friday night They were en route to the snake dance
 Miss Dorothy Stauffer gave a de- hghtful party Thursday night. The prizes were taken by Alice Coggins, Laurette Dulmage and Alice Rays Miss Dorothy's guests included Miss Betty Fennemore, Miss Laurette Dull mage, Miss Barbara Willis, Miss Charlyn Christy, Miss Ann Willis, Miss Alice Coggins, Miss Eddie George. Miss Helen Handley, Miss yt Lewis, Bobby Saufley, John Dennitt. Ted Willis, Mark Dennitt and Will liam Cate
 Miss Molly Brimmer Is staying with Miss Anne Alkire for a few weeks.
 Miss Edith Burtis was the dinner guest of Miss Christine Tuthill Fri day night
 In the second of series of bridges Mir. and Mrs. Otto Handley enter taiped Friday night Mrs. Aaron Goldberg won first prize. The Hand ley's guests were MT. and Mrs. An drew Baumert, MT. anr Mrs. J. Webb Smith, Mrs. T. w. Pemberton, Mrs. Aaron Goldberg, Mrs. Guy Lawrence, Mrs. Eugene Hughes, Mrs c. Zaner Lesher and Will Pemberton.
 Mrs. A. M. Tuthill, Mrs. Randy and Junior Randy and Mrs. Mrs. c. H. Tucker, left for Phoenix Thursday night.
 Miss Anne Alkire, Miss Marion Duncan and Miss Martha All1ire drove over to Burnt ranch Thursday.
 Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson and Charles Christy came on the Thursday night train.
 Friday night Mir and Mrs. Otto Handley, Mrs. Eugene Hughes, Mrs. Guy Lawrence. Miss Helen Handley. Miss Patsy Lawrence, Jimmie Hand ley and Junior Lawrence had wiener roast on the golf links.
 George Moriarity, Billy OReilly and Marion Dulmage motored to Prescott Thursday afternoon.
 Miss Anne Alkire had Miss Marian Duncan and Miss Martha Alkire as her guests for dinner Friday evening.
 Coming up from Phoenix Friday night were George Christy. H. M. Fennemore, Al Rosenberg, John Fen nemore, Aaron Goldberg, Joe Meltzer, c. 2. Lesher, E. T. Ceilings, Harry Heflin, T. E. Irvine, Edward Marsh all. C. M. Scott, Guy Lawrence and Colonel Lamson.
 Mrs. T. E. Irvine, Mrs. E. M. Lam- son, Mrs. H. Heflin. Mrs. Rhodes, MT. and Mrs. Raymond Battin, Dr. and Mrs. Hawley and Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Alkfre composed a jolly picnic held at Flat Rocks Thursday night.
 Miss Ellen Humphreys is the guest of Mrs. Marshall Humphreys for short stay in camp.
 Miss Lucretia Butler and Benny Butler left Sunday night for Phoe- nix. They were the guests of Mrs. P. w Duncan for a week
 Mrs. W. J. Osborne and Miss Dor othy Osborne were the luncheon guests of Mrs. James S. Griffin We'd nesday. They. drove down from Pres colt.
 Leaving Sunday night were Joe Meltzer, Dr. William Schwartz. Al Rosenberg. Harry Heflin and son. l.. W. Coggins, H. M. Fennemore. pr. Hawley, George Christy, C. z. Lesher and pr. Dennitt.
 Mrs. Bessie Fox Davis, Mrs. Gar. land B. Couch, Miss Ruth Couch and Miss Inez Couch drove over to Pres colt Saturday afternoon.
 Arriving Saturday night were Chester Goldberg. J. L. B. Alexander and W. K. James.
 Marion Dulmage. Billy O'Rielly and Herschel Randy left Sunday morning for a five-day camping trip to Gran ite mountain.
 Roy Wayland and Donald Dunbar are in camp for few days.
 Walter Murphy was guest at the Irvine cottage Saturday and Sunday.
 John Irvine, Morgan Pennington. James Miller and John McAtee ex-