Arizona republican., 1917-11-18
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 SAN MARCOS HOTEL

CHANDLER Nov. 17.-In the lan- guage of the motion picture people, golf was "featured' prominently at the San Marcos this past week. The grass fair greens present now a perfect turf, which is greatly appreciated by visit ing players.
 Among the golfers on the links Sun day was Dr. K. Bannister who did the first nine holes in S9. Louis Scott, the Country Club pro took a try at the score and made 37. which was tied by Paul Murphy, of the Chandler Club, who is playing in fine form this fall. Other Sunday golfers include William Coleman Rogers, Miss Laura Bannister. Dr. McCutchen, MT. and Mrs. F. W. Griffin. Mir. and Mrs. II. C. Bennett, MT. and Mrs. P. T. Mur- phy, pr. H. H. Stone, Mrs. A. C. T. Begeer, E. G. Krueger o. S. Leland B. Alvord.
 Governor Campbell, too. was a vis- itor at the San Marcos Sunday, bring ing with him W. R. Barbour, and F. o. Hotter of New York and I. M. Slut ton of Los Angeles. MT. Hotter and his family plan to spend much of the winter at the San Marcos, and have reserved one of the hotel bungalows.
 Dwight B. Heard and Bartlett Heard
 
 Thursday. Benjamin C. Brown ac- companied them as their guest. MT. Brown, who was the judge of the art exhibit at the fair, is one of the lead ing artists of California, and found much to admire in the desert scenery southeast of Chandler toward the San Fans.
 On Wednesday Mrs. J. c. O'Malley was hostess at a luncheon where the guest of honor was Miss Blanche Riordan, of Flagstaff. The other guests were Miss Betty Brown, of Long Beach, and Mrs. C. F. Howard. Miss Mary Lloyd, Miss Ellen Carpen- ter. Miss Ethel McDermott, Mrs. c P. O'Malley, Miss Mary J. Ceilings, and Miss Alma TolleSCu. of Phoenix.
 Another pleasant luncheon party on Wednesday was made up by Miss E. A of Phoenix, E. T. Craig of San An tonic and James Brown Potter of Newport.
 Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Barackman, former residents of Chandler were wis itors from Ray on Saturday, and were much impressed with the growth and prosperity of the Chandler district
 MT. and Mrs. Leonard George, of Los Angeles, were also San Marcos visitors this past week
 Among the other recent house guests of the hotel were MT. and Mrs. R. L. Gibson and sons, and Mrs. G. A. Mar vel, of Douglas, F. L. Stevens and J. P. Hamilton. of Phoenix, MT. and Mrs. C. M. Shannon and c. W. Sigler of Florence.
 Also included in the list of the weeks San Marcos guests may be mentioned, A. c. Anderson, Los An geles; Col. Wm. A. Glassford, F. ]. Bennett, Phoenix; Geo. Knapp, Los Angeles; A. E. Russell, W. B. Norton. Ray; F. NJ. Fair, Kansas City; MT and Mrs. F. M. Stahl, Phoenix; MT. and Mrs. R. E. Cutie. Kansas City; Miss Ethel Mccormick, s. F. Lauvis, s. D. Lount, Phoenix; Lois, Simpkins, Mesa; Mir. and Mrs. G. L. GoIlands, Chandler; Mrs. w. B. Good, Atchison; Geo. O. Miller. J. F. Wolpe, Phoenix; C. E. Blair, A. W. Hudson, Los An geles; R. H. Wyman, c. c. Hoyle and family and Miss Reed of Kelvin; Mrs l.. Moeller, Joe Triest, Miss G. Jorup, Arthur Straus, Phoenix; MT. and Mrs. H. Steele, Tucson; Frank F. Weber, Phoenix; George +. and W. J. Lewis, Chandler.
 Owing to the fact that Fridays are being generally observed by hotels and restaurants as 'meatless day" the usual Friday night dinner dances will be changed to some other evening. just which day will be announced later.