Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1915-12-05
CENTER OF SOCIAL LIFE
IS INGlESIDE CLUB

The Ingleside Country Club is not
only the center of social life at Ingle-
SIDE but is factor in the gayety Of
town residents. Every day notes the
names Of tourists and Phoenicians
who motor to the delightful club
house in its ideal location south of
Comeback mountain, in the heart of
the famous Ingleside Orange Groves.
1t is a most attractive setting for
a luncheon dinner or dance and so
ciety has learned to recognize the
fact. Mrs. Thomas r.. Marshall, wife
of the vice president of the United
States, who gave a beautifully APP
pointed luncheon there on the occa-
sion of her recent visit to Arizona and
numberless affairs will be given there
throughout the season. The attrac-
tive setting it offers for garden fetes,
al fresco dinners and luncheOns makes
it especially popular with the easter
ner. While its possibilities as a place
in which to entertain is appreciated
by society in town it is doubly en-
joyed by the permanent residents of
the club who enjoy countless in
formal amusements planned. for their
particular pleasure. The afternoon
tea, the card evening, the desert pic
mic are a few of the events to make
their stay al the picturesque subur-
ban interesting. There are the usual
Country Club sports, tennis, golf and
croquet, while hunters can find quail
within half a mile of the club house,
and there are, in season, ducks on
Salt River. which runs some three
miles south OF Ingleside. Driving IS
another form of amusement and re-
Gently rowing has been added to the
long list of things to do
Among the recent arrivals at the
club and those who have been their
guests are:
J. ". Mclean Temple; Mrs. J. w.
Mclean; NJ. F. B. Smith Chandler;
Mr.. F. r. Smith, Chandler; Mrs. Le-
roy r. Morrison Chandler; Mrs Le-
roy II. Morrison, Chandelier; Mr..
Ralph Murphy and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Murphy. Mrs. VIM. NJ.
Grier. Mrs. VIM. NJ. Grier Miss Flora
Grier, Rev. H. NJ. Campbell, Phoenix;
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dunbar. Chica-
go. Ill: Miss Jean Elizabeth Dunbar;
Mrs. James Westervelt, Mrs. Hutch
ison, Mrs. Warren Macarthur. Lorraine
Macarthur, Louise Macarthur Dr. Louis
Dysart Mrs. Louis Dysart, Miss Win
fired DYsart. Phoenix; Mrs. viii Stu
KEEL, Miss StukeI, Bloomfield, Iowa:
Therever II. c. Braun, Paris France;
Vim. L. Compton, Phoenix; Mr.
Hutchinchin. Brooklyn, n. Y; Mrs.
Hine, Phoenix; Wilbur Fisk, Mrs. NJ.
A Adams, Tempe; Miss Jessie NJ.
"a n
e. c. Adams, Lucille Irvine, w. L.
Longan, Mrs. Matte Longan, Tempe
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THE WEEK AT THE SAN MARCOS
Golf players will be interested in
knowing that Harry Coils. the golf
professional at the San Marcos, is
coming west soon. He writes that the
improvements he has underway at the
when he will come at once to Chand-
Ter He outlines some attractive plans
for the winter on the Chandler course
and says that quite number of the
Chicago members are coming down.
Mr.. G. Z. Noll and Mr.. f. w. Bennett
played over the course on Sunday and
were enthusiastic in their praise. Mrs
NolI, Mrs. f. T. Albrecht and Miss
Emma Bennett motored over with
them and after the game joined the
gentlemen at dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs r. o. Whyman have
added their names to the long list OF
newlyWeds who find the San Marcos
an ideal place for honeymooning. Mrs
Whyman arrived on Wednesday.
Prof. VIM. C. Mills gave the Sar
Marcos guests a delightful musica
treat when he motored over from Phoe
nix Sunday with a party of Friends
for dinner. he afternoon and evenin,
were spent in the beautiful must
room. His guests were Miss Heller
Boyle, Miss NJ. H. Wok, DIR. John ]
McLoOne Mr.. James ]. McBaine an
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Ellington.
On Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. f. I
Ceilings motoTed over to the San Mar
cos for luncheon, bringing with ther
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. j. T
of lebanon, Indiana.
Mr.. L. A. Webster of Whiting, Yer
mont was a San Marcos guest 0
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.. Web
ster is one of the big sheep grower
of the country and is returning fro1