Arizona republican., 1917-02-18
SAN MARCOS HOTEL
HAS MANY GUESTS

CHANDLER, Feb. 1.-THE record
of the week at the San Marcos in
cludes the usual round of golf horse
back riding, tennis, and other out of
doors sports. Two parties made
camping trips TO the desert under
guidance of Bill Huggett. and sew
eral trips were made to Roosevelt
dam.
One party varied the stereotype by
visiting a prehistoric Indian mound,
and making excavations, securing
some very interesting pieces of pot
terry, metateS, etc.
The interest among the golfers ma
turally centered on the first an
nual cup championship tournament.
which began yesterday and continues
through today The trophy PLAYED
for is a handsome silver cup of most
artistic Workmanship. which stands
sixteen inches high without the pedi-
tai The cup remains the property
OF the club and is PLAYED for an
nually. The winner eacn year has
his name engraved on the cup, and in
addition receives a medal. The tour
nament will be held upder the direc-
ton of Harry Coils.
The principal event of this week
will be match play on Wednesday
between about a dozen Ingleside play
ers and an equal number from the
San Marcos club.
The players for Ingleside will prob
ably include Leslie Witherspoon.
Frank Miller, Price Briscoe. +. E.
Marshall, II. D. Marshall, J. E. Roche.
Henry Roche. J. z. Nellegar. B. I.
Nell, ST., and Messers Corless. Sci
Their. Perkins and Bower The line
up for the Chandler players will be
A r. Price, F. < Jordan, 4. J.
Chandler, George f. Lewis. c. l.
Daugherty. q. W. Blossom, VIM Boy
den, J. V. Dwyer, R. &. Paten. c.
Shannon. CAPT. g. J. Mitchell, D. II.
Taylor, Homer Warren, J. T.. Cochran
and Z. l. Myers.
There was the usual dinner dance
Friday night, which was attended by
number of Phoenix folk, as well as
oy the guests of the hotel
The Sunday evening concert under
the direction of the house musical
director, Leo Schmid, as usual, was
1uil OF interest. and included two
numbers of Schumann. Des Attends
and Grillen: and three, waltz | and
waltz Ii and prelude. were of Mr..
Schmieds own composition, which
charmed and delighted the audience
by their interest and beauty
On Thursday evening Mr.. Sehmied
BeethOven's Senate Opus -, No
tMoonlight) The composition was
first detailed from a technical stand
point, and then played as a whole.
These evenings make a pleasing
diversion from the ut-of doors ac-
tIvlties of the days, and are much
enjoyed by the guests
Early this week party of Santa
re officials paid a visit 10 the San
Marcos. Inclued in the party We're
Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Tennue. Chicago.
Mrs G. G. Bledsoe, Chicago; r E.
Bledsoe, Oklahoma City; Mrs Leach.
Phoenix, Mr.. and Mrs. Fennemore ana
Miss Adeline Bledsoe, Phoenix.
On Monday Mrs. NJ. A. Callahan. of
Dayton, was guest Of honor at q
luncheon at the San Marcos. the other
ladies' being Mrs. c c. Hutchinson,
Mrs. Hugh Campbell, Mrs. W S
Humbert, Mrs. George A. Archer.
Miss Wright of Chandler was
hostess at the hotel or Sunday night
to DR.. and Mrs. JHo A. Lentz, Mrs.
Morris and Mr.. Reaves
f. A. Jack. of Peoria. H.. motored
from Glendale Sunday bringing with
him Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Jack and
family. ,,-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Westgard and
r. G. Price, of the National Highway
association spent two days at the
San Marcos, taking motion pictures
of the hotel
Recent arrivals at the San Marcos
include Mr.. and Mrs. Grimm. Pitts
burg; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jewell,
Grand Rapids; Richard f. To5in.
Denver; Mrs. Il T. Belcher. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. X. Pishon. H. H. Savage,
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Nelson, Thos.
Warner. Miss Greniger +. NJ. Ham
mond. Mr.. and Mrs p K. Lewis. J.
H. Green, Sterling Plummer. Miss
Anna McDonough. T. L. Wentheryr.
Fl. L. Allen Aller, r. S. Mason, A. V.
A. Redewill, H. r. Dearborn, Jr., j.
G. Nettleton, Edward F. Parker, f. j.
Anderson, P. c. Gettins, Phoenix.
Edward S Thompson, Reginald Jen-
ney, G. R. Burden. E. Kruger. A. G.
Bartlett, d. NJ. Barringer, ,Jr, Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Chandler and Mrs
H E. Evans Mesa