Arizona republican., 1917-02-13
SAN MARCOS HAS
 MUSICAL EVENING

. CfANDIAE4R, + eD. lU.-Ihe musical and literary evenings. at the Hotel Leo Schmied, of Duluth, are proving very popular. On Sunday evenings informal musical programs. are given in the music room, and on Thursday evening there are readings.
 On last Sunday evening the program cOnSited of piano recital by MT Schmied as follows:
 Chopin ........... Mazurca c Major Lducnmund SehuSucht Debussy ........ Reflects dans reau Debussy ............... Clair de lune Deoussy ........ Jardins sous la pluie
 Especial interest was centereu in the tone sketch by Lauchmund, who is an American composer, and a cous- in of MT. Schmied. The modern French numbers were repletes with subtitle descriptive charm.
 After the regular program, MT. Schmled rendered a number of simple, yet unusually interesting compositions of Edward Mcdowell selected from the Sea Pieces, Preside Tales and New England idyls.
 On Thursday evening, MT. Schmed gave a reading from modern poets Masefield, Galsworthy, Amy Lowell, Alfred Moves and others. The reading
 
 and revealed a wide range of thought and emotion and diverse styles of metre and versification.
 Besides the guests of the hotel. a number of visitors attended the read ings
 There seems to be no part of our southwest more full of interest to the eastern visitor, than the desert itself, and horseback parties from the Sam Marcos have ridden out daily tu the greaseWood and cactus country. On Saturday a fully equipped camp ing party, under the direction of the San Marcos guide, Bill Huggett, left for 9 several days trip to the noun tains along the Gila from the San Fans westward. The party consisted of Mrs. J. w. Dempsey. Miss Wood. Miss McDaniels, Miss Dempsey, Miss Dickenson and Miss Dick Dempsey. Some time this week, MT and Miss Alling, Mrs. w. J. Lewis, Miss Agnes Taylor Miss Alice Smoker and MT. Cochran will take a similar trip.
 Golf has been played regularly and consistently this past week on the San Marcos links. A number of the hotels newer guests being most en- thusiastic devotees of the game. Out of-town players for the week include: H- T. Roseland, Phoenix: NJ D. Mont gomery and D. C. Griffith, Denver: Fred Hamilton, Omaha; Mrs. Warren McArthur and Mir. and Mrs Warren McArthur, Jr., Phoenix, and Chicago. Phoenix guests also include Dwight B. Heard, C. W. Aller, H. C. Bennett. H. R. Tritle, H. s. Aller, w. c. Rogers. M R. Murray, NJ. P. Carrow, A. H. Mathews, l.. H. Chalmers, Foster Rockwell and Jack Barber.
 Mir. and Mrs. Leonard George. of Chandler were guests of MT. and Mrs. George A. Tripp. of Chicago, at the hotel Sunday.
 On Tuesday Mrs. w H. Robinson was hostess at dinner to Mrs. J. w Dempsey, Mrs. C. B. Shuman. Mrs Geo. Hahn and Miss Francis Hahn.
 Mrs. Jocelyn of Chicago and her son Frank were luncheon guests of MT. and Mrs. Bobo on Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. R. E. Curry, Mrs Della Clemens and MT and Mrs E. E, Lewis motCred from Phoenix on Sun c. L. Daugherty at the San Marcos.
 MT. and Mrs. P. A. ThoraIuson or Phoenix and G. J. Holmes of Chicago dined on Sunday with MT and Mrs. C. L. Daugherty at the San Marcos. Professor and Mrs. Evans, of the Evans school. were guests of Mrs. Mammon at the dinner dance Friday night.
 Recent arrivals at the San Marcos irclude MT. and Mrs. C. I. Shannon and MT. and Mrs. w. H. Cassidy Pittsburgh; Mir. and Mrs. Homer War ren, Detroit; MT. and Mrs R. w Butterfield and l. L. Butterfield Grand Rapids, Michigan; Mrs c. J Schneider and Miss Alice Schneider Kansas City; Wallace Heckman, Chi | cago; R. M. Moss. Los Angeles; J. R 1 t1restone, Arkon, Ohio: A. T. Smith | Los Angeles; MT. and Mrs. Karkhuf and son, Akron. Ohio Edward $ l Parker, Uasadena; MT. and Mrs. J. L Sharpstein. Walla Walla; E. S. Gam ble Chicago; W. c. Boyden. Jr., Chi cago. Transient guests include Mis- Anna McDonough, MT. and Mrs. A. J Utley, MT. and Mrs. G. w. Elias, Mrs Max Meadors, Mrs. Andy Miller, MI and Mrs. Harold Baxter, MT. and Mrs i B. Lee Purvines, w. K Pinney, V. C ] Condron, Mir. and Mrs Pecklo Nil and Mrs Cord and son, MT. and Mrs
 F. J. Doyle. MT and Mrs. R. A. Kirk 1 Miss Margaret Sans. s. R. Newton ] Phoenix; MT. and Mrs. H. L. Chandler
 Mesa; MT. and Mrs. W. J. Lewis, MI 1 and Mrs. George E. Lewis and Lyma
 Armstrong. Chandler; MT. and MT: <, H. J. Wise, Chicago Mr and MT! i Edward J. Johnson, Winchester, Mass J. E. Elliot, St. Louis; MT. and MT.
 w. H. Hunt. Cleveland; F. G. STOW
 Mrs: Elline Peck, Los Angeles; Mr.