Arizona republican., 1912-03-31
ENGLeSIOE NEWS


 The ladies putting contest post poned from the InSleside club golf tournament of two weeks ago was played Tuesday and won with . re- markedly low score by Mrs. A. F. Hine
 There were eleven contestants and each was 10 putt five balls from the edge of the green into the cup.
 On the first round five of the con- testants tied on the lowest score. ten each. with one eleven. three twclvcs, one fourteen and one fifteen.
 It took six rounds to play off all tue ties, though the fir"t place was settled in the third trial when Mrs. Hine putted in one stroke each three balls one after another into the cup from the edge of the green, and put the total of five balls down in seven shots.
 Suitable prizes were awarded the winners in elch different class
 Those competing were MeSdameS Hine. Chamberlain. InGraham. Mar shall. McArthur. Lewis. Wilson, Lash. Lucas and Misses WitherSpoon and Butterfield.
 Those winning prizes were Mrs. Hine. Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs InGra- ham. Mrs. Marshall. Mrs. McArthur. Mrs Lewis. Mrs. Wilson. Miss With erspoon. Mrs. Lash. Mrs. Lucas. Miss Butterfield. Mrs Robinson and Mrs. Shelton It will be noticed that there were two more prize winners than there were contestants
 This discrepancy is explained by the fact that Mrs. Robinson was un- expectedly called to Phoenix that day and Mrs. Shelton was unable to play They received prizes though. just the same.
 On Thursday Mir. R. P Davie, of the Southwestern Sugar and Land company. together with Mir. McKin- nie and Mir. W. J. Murphy visited lngleside with twenty-five real estate men from that many different towns in Southern California. covering the district from San Bernardno to Los Angeles. the party dining at the club house.
 
 to say that southern California had always seemed a mighty good place to dwell in-until they had seen the Salt River valley.
 On Friday, one of the party Mir. II. r. Lambert. who will have charge of the sugar company's lands in their Los Angeles office, returned with Mir. Will McCord to secure photoGr 9phs. to show the denizens of the golden state. just what kind of country there is in this valley.
 If we can only make our people realize half Of what I have seen since I came here" said Mir Lambert. i've could sell twice over. every acre of land on the market under the Roose- welt dam. in Los Angeles. in q week. You have the most wonderfully pro- ductive valley in the southwest"
 Gen. William Wallace and MT. Samuel K. Drake who spent part of December at the Ingleside club. have returned to the valley and plant to stay at lngleside for a month or thereabout. Mir Drake is accompan- jed by his wife and daughter.
 A. C. Bartlett and E. L. Lobdell were callers at the Ingleside club Fridly, spending the afternoon at golf.
 Mir. and Mrs. r. F. Myers who re- gently purchased part Of the well known Trotter grape fruit orchard. dined at the Ingleside club Sunday.
 MT. Moritz of St Paul and Mir. Arthur Mority of Phoenix were din- Ter guests of Mir. c. L. Meyers at the 1nglcside club Monday.
 Granville Chapman is spending the weeks end at the Ingleside club.
 Miss Raima Chalmers was the guest of Mrs. Warren .McArthur at her Ingleside bungalow Thursday
 NIT. and Mrs. NJ. IT. Chamberlain and Mrs. Chamberlain's sister-in- law, Mrs. s. E. Wilson and daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, who have been spending the winter at the Ingleside club left on Wednesday,. MT and Mrs. Chamberlain to return to their home in Detroit. via San Antonio and Mrs. Wilson and daughter to visit friends in San Diego
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