Arizona republican., 1914-05-04
SUMMER PLANS
 .F0R SAN MARCOS
Though Dining Room of HosteIry Will Be Closed Hotel Will Be Kept Open for Guests and Monday Lunch Will Be Served

season, the San Marcos closed its dining room on Saturday as operated by Edmund Maraus, the famous San Marcos chef. The rooms of the ho- tel, however, will be open for guests all summer and arrangements are being made to serve noon lunch in the hotel dining room, while the other meals can be obtained from nearby restaurants.
 Edmund Maraus will spend the summer in California and will return to the San Marcos when the dining room opens next fall. M Maraus came to Chandler with the reputa- tion of being one of the leading chefs of the west, and he has lived up to his reputation. The meals he has served to the regular patrons of the hotel and the many banquets served under his direction to special parties during the winter were each perfect of its kind, and the patrons of the hotel will be glad to learn that the hotels cuisine will be under his skillful guidance next season.
 The last social function enjoyed at the San Marcos was a banquet served to the Maricopa County Teachers association Saturday noon. Covers were laid for seventy eight. Professor c. w. Randall, assistant superintendent of the Phoenix schools and retiring president, was toast master George T Peabody, assistant manager of the Chandler Improve ment company, gave the address of welcome in behalf of Chandler: F. V. N Dana spoke as representing the Chandler school trustees, and Miss May McNulty, the newly elected president of the Teachers associa- ton, gave a very interesting ad dress, as also did County Superinten- dent Higgins
 After the banquet. the company adjourned to the hotels assembly room, where an exceedingly pleasing musical program was rendered. Miss Claire Canon, Miss Tynedale and Miss Stewart of the Arizona School of Music
 On Monday evening, Judge and Mrs F. K Lane of Clifton enter tained at dinner at the San Marcos Mr. and Mrs. Roy Whalen and MT Reese Ling of Phoenix Also on the same day Miss Ruth Jessop, Miss Ruth Rose J Rinker Kibbey and E. W. Bennett formed dinner party at the hotel
 The Quien Sabe club of Phoenix met at the San Marcos on Wednes- day evening for dinner and cards. Those present were: MT. and Mrs V C. Cook, Mir. and Mrs J. s. Jenckes. Mir and Mrs. G. H Lutgerd- : ing. MT. and Mrs Roy E. Thomas, Mir. and Mrs Royal Lescher. MT and Mrs. Earl T. Hazlett
 On Friday evening dinner dance , was given by a Phoenix club at the San Marcos, which was participated l in by Mir. and Mrs. J. S Griffin. MT and Mrs E. E. Nash, Mr and Mrs F.. L. O'Malley. MT. and Mrs. l. D. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. w s. Colds worthy, Dr. and Mrs l.. D. Dameron MT. and Mrs. F. T. Ceilings, and | MT anu MfS. Arthur G. fulett. | The following party motored from Mesa Friday night and dined at the San Marcos: MT and Mrs. J. K Sims. Miss Ellen Chadwick. Karl V Cuff
 MT and Mrs. w J. Ghent, John J Carrigar and H. F. McCluskey ot ! Phoenix were visitors at the Sar
 Marcos on Wednesday.
 On Monday, L. T. Carpenter ol
 Phoenix was host at a dinner at tho San Marcos to the following: George D. Porter, Philadelphia Thomas B Crews, St Louis: F. H. Bailey, Hous- | ton, George O. Garden Dallas; Jo.
 seph M. Betts, Paris, Texas: Johr II. Castor, Dallas. Texas; G. M
 Cummings, Irvington, N Y John J Sweeney, s. J. Nicholson, J. C. Cal
 lahan, J. B. Ormonde and C. H
 Akers. Phoenix
 Judge and Mrs John Thompson o
 Phoenix were guests of Mir and Mrs
 F. w. Monroe at the San Marcos or
 Sunday.
 Mrs Edward Kent, Sr.: Miss Jen.
 klns and Judge Edward Kent o
 Phoenix spent the week end at tho San Marcos
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew H. Miller