Arizona republican., 1916-03-12
SAN MARCOS DINNER
 DANCE DELIGHTFUL
Guests Enjoy Sparkling Little Func- ton at Chandler. Golfers Play
 Hours These Days
CHANDLER, March 1.-The dinner

CHANDLER, March 1.-The dinner dance given at the Hotel San Mar cos at Chandler last night was one of the most successful of the many delightful social events given by that hostelry this season.
 The San Marcos is never seen at better advantage than in the spring. The series of wide French windows dividing the ball room from the ar cade were thrown open and the Vlew of the patio with it's wealth of climb ing roses and other vines seen in the moonlight through the Spanish arch es made a background for the dan cers that will finger long in the mem- ory of the many visitors.
 The warm spring days heightened the time of playing for golfers, and a game timed to finish just after sundown has become quite the thing. Golfers from Phoenix the past week included Mir. and Mrs. H. C. Bennett, Mir and Mrs. G. E. Noll, MT. and Mrs. F. C. Jocelyn, Mrs. A. C. Redewill. F. A. Coon and C. Gunter.
 Tennis, too has come in for it's share of attention this past week, and number of interesting games have been player both by hotel guests and out of town people.
 Motoring is always popular. On Wednesday Mrs. R. w. Butterfield and Mrs. Frank Jewell, of Grand Rapids, with Mrs. C. C. Hilton and W. H. Robinson of the hotel mOtored to San Tan. The roads to Phoenix are good, and parties from the hotel expeditions daily. On Wednesday the parties included Mrs. Chas Schmel- ger. Miss Schneider, Miss Eliza = beth Stone, Mrs. c. G. Hilton and Mrs. Oliver F. Ensley.
 On Wednesday, R. w. .Butterfield and Frank Jewell of Grand Rapids made the run to Florence, returning the following day. and on Friday, MT. and Mrs. Henry Rea Miss Req on a trip that will include Roose- velt and Globe. They plan to re- turn early this week.
 | On Thursday Mrs Henry w. Oliver and her daughter Mrs. Henry R Req entertained at their car. the | Tyrone. They were assisted by Mrs e. M. shannon and Miss Anne Req A most welcome arrival at the Hotel on Sunday was Mrs. George T. Bader of Detroit, joining her hus- band who has been stopping at the hotel for the, past two weeks.
 Mrs. Hugh Campbell, of Phoenix was hostess at luncheon at the hotel on Friday. her guests being Mrs. J ". Doris, Mrs George Archer. Mrs G. A-. Gage and Mrs. George Cook, 1 A second luncheon party on Fri day included Mrs. John H. Page Mrs. Homer King. Mrs. E, w. Lewis Mrs. Vim. Atherton Du Puy. George w. Alsdorf and F. A. Alsdorf. Troy Vaughn. Sam Vaughn, Miss Phillips and Miss Mayham were visi- tors at the San Marcos on Wednesday Mrs. A. T. Ferrill, Miss M. Ferrill and Mrs. H. J. Gilbert were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. w Dempsey at the San Marcos Wednesday.
 1 Bill" Huggett, the San Marcos guide and counsellor to the stranger within his gates returned from a camping expedition with Jas. Starrow and McCook down through northern Mexico to the Gulf of California or Thursday, and reports wonderful time. Early next week he will leave on a short trip with MT. and Mrs Hugh Scott and son, of Wellesley to nearby points of interest. anG later will guide a party of Chica gC Ipeople including Mrs. Joseph G. Cole man, Jr.. on an extended tour tC Southwestern points.
 John Crosby Brown, 2nd. of New York, and Richard J. Hill, Jr. o HillbrOok Farms are at the Sal Marcos for the week end
 H. B. Wilkinson was host at lun- cheon on Tuesday to MT. and Mrs Archer at the San Marcos.
 Among the recent arrivals register ing at the hotel, Mir. and Mrs Hugl Scott, Wellesley. Mass, Mir and Mrs A. M. Adams. Chicago; MT. and Mrs J. w. Dempsey Tacoma, Wash George Mcintosh and M T. Burns Bloomington; E. w. Hudson, Tempe w. C. Williams, F.! Paso w. G. Bar iackman, Ray: Mir. and Mrs. Jos. R
 Loftus and Miss Frances Scott Phoenix; George D. Morris, Pres cott J. W. Abbott. J. R. Higgins, L B. Hitchcock C. M Scott, Phoenix
 Miss M S. Lewis and Mrs. G.
 Hunter, Chillicothe, ohio.