Arizona republican., 1917-02-25
GULF |S RULER AT
 SANMARCOs HOTEL


 he San Marcos cup championship on Saturday and Tues lay. the lngleside- San Marcos match of Wednesday, the Blind Boge~" of Washintgon's Birthday, and many private matches Friday and Satur- day. the San Marcos links have been B place of some excitement this past week
 1t was no surprise to those who had seen Mr Paten play that he should win the big event of the sea- son, and it remains to be proven by the return game that the San Marcos players are to give lngleside just how much chance had to do with the Chandler teams victory on Wednes- day. Blind Bogey tournament was Point. Wisconsin. with Buel Alvord of the Evans school. second
 An interesting part Of the obscr vance of Washington's Birthday at the San Marcos hotel was the sing ing of the Star Spangled Banner in the morning by number of the gentlemen who are stopping at the hotel. and the singing of America by the guests at the close of the dinner at night. Both times the choruses were lead by Mr Homer Warren. whose fine baritone voice added much to the success of the occasion.
 The particular social event of the week was q dinner given by Mrs. Win Ceilings, ot Phoenix on Friday night at the pig hotel. The dinner was served in the banquet room where twenty-siX covers were laid. F,-f. fa.,l keeping with the natal day of the the guests played bridge and joined the dancers in the ball room. the dinner beging given on the night of the weekly San Marcos dinner dance
 Goodyear President Present
 Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Seibering were notable guests at the San Marcos this past week. The prominence of the work now being done by the Good year Rubber company in this valley has already given MT Seiberling an introduction to the people of Arizona. and his visit here at this tune has strengthened the high esteem in which the GoOdyear's president holds this section of our state.
 MT Seiberling expressed himself as much pleased with the productivity anu Stntl Ol pi tlio valley, and said that with the coop eration of the local people his com pany4 anticipated taking no backward step in the work they had undertak- en in cotton growing. On the con trary, they expected to carry cut the original plans Of the company and get in as large an acreage of land as their big force of teams and work men could have ready by planting time.
 MT. and Mrs. Seiberlre. with Ed ward Parker and Lewis C. Hill. re- turned from q trip to Roosevelt on Thursday and left on the train Fri day.
 Dinner Numerous
 Many small dinners and entertain ments have been crowded into the week at the San Marcos, among which may he mentioned an improptu lnnch con given by Dr. A. J Chandler to officials of the Fl Paso and South western railroad on Tuesday. a golf ing supper st which Fred Hamilton was host on Tuesday. and a luncheon party on Saturday. composed of D. D. Walker. J.. St. Louis ard Miss I1eoncra HayDe. Miss Cornelia Scott. Geo. R. Skinner and G. E. Scott oI Chicago.
 MT and Mrs. K. N. FrederIcks. of Prescott were guests of MT. C. c Jones at the hotel on Saturday
 Mrs w. B. Lount and Mrs. A. C. Dodge formed Phoenix luncheon party on Friday. and Mrs. Burns. Miss Burns and Mrs. F. " Peters a second on Saturday
 MT. -ad Mrs. W. H. Johnson. of Independence. Kansas. were hotel guests on Sunday dining with MT and Mrs. x D Sanders. of Phoenix
 Mrs. Marian Craig Wentworth and her son. Brandon. have been visitors at the San Marcos this week. Mrs. Wentworth. one of Americas notable dramatists, has just returned from New York. where she has been look famous War Brides" as played oy Nazimova, on the motion picture screen.
 Mr and Mrs. Henry J. E. Ahrens were dinner guests of Mrs. A F. Evane on Sunday.
 Mrs. I. F Brady. of the Evans school was hostess to Mrs. Harry Goodcellow. of the National Bridge at Plre, on Thursday.
 Musicale in Everino
 The musical Sunday evening pro- gram at the San Marcos will be varied this week by program de- voted to Indian music and art. which will be interpreted by Leo Schmied the San Marcos musical director and Mrs McNarv of Tempe, who will have on exhibition her valuable collection of Indian curios.
 Recent arrivals at. the San Marcos include E. L. Veirs. San Francisco; R. N. Wing. Huntington. Ind: Fred Hamilton, Omaha; MT and Mrs. F. B. Scott, r. B. Scott. Jr. H. E. Flaw lev. Syracuse; Mrs. w. J. Green. New York; MT. and Mrs. J. q. Nettleton, Chicago; MT and Mrs. Phil A. Rus sell. Kansas City: MT. and Mrs Giililand. San Francisco; MT. and Mrs. ". Fl. Johnson. Independence, Kansas; Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Wees ner, Minneapolis: T. K. Dunbar, Chicago; Earl Code. Los Angeles; r. C. Stevenson. Alhambra. Also the following PhoenM guests registered at the hotel the past few days: Ed ward r. Parker, J. II Green. Lewis Scott, Ezra w Thayer. Barry w Goldwater Herbert B. Atha, Mrs. Maurice O'Neill, Mrs. A. B. Nichols, Vim. Coleman Rogers Mrs. D. H. Burtis, H. A. Offer R. W Craig. MT. ard Mrs. Jack Barber. MT. and Mrs. A. S. Murphy. MT. and Mrs. Fred Hamilton. MT. and Mrs. Harold Bax tes, Rev. w. ]. Scarlett. MT. P. Car row. H. T. Roseland, A. Fl. Rosen- herg W. R. Murray. A. C. Hough. II. A Cartwright. w. II. Beardsley and R. o. BeGrdsley.