Arizona republican., 1908-09-09
THE HOTEL AT
 HOLLYWOOD, CALF
An lncomparable Resort Both Summer and Winter, Mid Picturesque and Historical Surroundings.

Of the thousands of Phoenix people l who go to the coast every summer few
 of them appreciate what they have
 missed by not visiting the Hotel at | HolleywoOd. It is only six miles out
 from Los Angeles on the Santa Monica
 line, is provided with a car service
 every seven minutes and the ride be- | tween Hollywood and the city only re- | quires thirty minutes. More and more 1 Arizona people are learning each year l of this most delightful resort, and vis- | iting it as one of the features of their | outing season. During the present summer quite an Arizona colony was there for a time. Among them were the Ainsworth family, Mrs. H. l. Latham, Clayton Latham, Judge and Mrs. Jami-
 son, Mir. and Mrs. Harvey J. Lee and
 MT. and Mrs Garrety, who have lived
 here more or less and who expect to
 return here the coming winter The AinswOrth family spent last summer
 at the Hollywood and now have the
 habit"
 For a great variety of reasons the
 Hotel at Hollywood is a most interest
 ing place Mentioned first as a resort. reference shold be made to ss creature comforts and the incomparabIe service and equipment. It is only three years since it was opened to the public and 1t has been doubled in size since them. a strong evidence of it's popularity It
 is now magnificent large structure and just as perfect in appointment as it is magnificent in size. It possesses all the palatial advantages of the best hostelries both as to apartments and furnishings, and in respect of cuisine
 Vegetables are grown on the hotel grounds, the year around. for the eli mate is superb, midway between the city and the sea, and near the skirting hills of the highlands. The proprietress is Mrs. M. J. Anderson and the man. ager is her son Stanley Anderson and the greatest ambition of both is to make the resort a just famous one.
 Those who are interested in knowing more concerning the details of what the hotel offers to the pleasure seeker and vacatiOnist should write for an il- lustrated booklet. There is one other institution run in connection with the hotel which should be specifically mentioned and that is the Cahuenga Tavern. It is situated in Cahuenga canyon only a short distance from the hotel but back in the hills and is a delightful place with commanding views of mountains and valleys. grounds for all such games as comprise the Country club attractions. gold. tennis, etc. and all the facilities for picnic parties private entertainments, dinners to small parties etc. It is the ideal place for those who enjoy little private excursions from the big hotel. or from Los Angeles, a sort of an ex- tra outing from a regular outing pro- gram. Autos, carriages, horses. etc, are always available and the street cars run within an easy walking dis tance.
 So much for the hotel and tavern strictly as stopping places, and the above is but a mere hint of the beau ties, luXuries and conveniences of the | places. Now a word about Hollywood ! city and hint of it's historical mem 1 ories. It is situated on the old Camino | Real. the old Spanish highway built | by the missionary fathers. connecting | all the old Spanish missions from San | Diego to San Francisco. It was sup posed to be in the olden time a days | Journey from one mission to another The big hotel faces this road which is