Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
sAN MARC0S SEEMS
 LIKE LARGE CLUB

CHANDLER, April 1.@There was | the usual atmosphere of a big coun- i, try club at the Hotel San Marcos. | Chandler, last week. The warm ' spring days seemed specially attrac- tive to the motorist, and a number Of excursions were Jade to the many points of interest within easy motor ing distance. On Thursday Mrs. w i H. Cassidav made the trip to Casa Grande Ruins. and Mrs. E. M. Horne, Mrs. C. l. shannon, Miss Elsie Horne and Miss. Anne Req picnicked at the same place Tuesday, and Mrs. Bartin and Miss Bartin on Friday.
 Two trips were made to Roosevelt during the week. the first party in cluded MT. and Mrs. Felix Anderson of St. Louis, and Miss Dick Demp- sey of Tacoma, who went Wednes- day, the second party who went a day later, was composed of Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Jennings, MT. and Mrs i Eugene W. Lewis.
 The Cochranes, who have been camping near Table Top mountain
 with Bill Iuggott, were heard of once during the week when the guide , phoned from Casa Grande, saying they were having a wonderful time and would not be home for @ week more.
 WEEKS GoLFlNe EVENT The golfing event of the week was 1 the blind bogey tournament held l Sunday which was enjoyed by fifteen i of the best players of the club. The 1 prizes went to Mrs. J. w. Dempsey and C. l. shannon.
 i On Sunday evening a musical re- ] cital of unusual interest was given 1 in the music room Of the San Mar cos, Miss Mary Syer Bradshaw, Of | Duluth, NiTln., and Leo Schmied being i the perf0I mors Miss Bradshaw who ! is visiting her brother and sister, 1 Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Bradshaw, at the 1 Suhwaro ranch, Glendale, has a pow 1 erful mezzo- soprano voice of great 1 range and most appealing quality. ! which has been developed by much study and infinite patience to give ! perfect control of breath, light ard i shade and enunciation. This very l talented young lady has a person. -ality wholly charming the exquisite
 maner in which she rendered her i part of the program aroused in her ! audience a most merited enthusiasm. | Her numbers included Banjo Song, 1 (Homer) The Rose, (Coombs): The i Violin, CCoombs); At the Forge i (Rrahms) The Worlds Need, (Sch- 1 mied); The Star CRogers); The ] Cuckoo Clock. (Schaeffner)
 INT EhE5 U FEGIHAM
 Mir. Schmied began the evenings
 Moonlight Senate. This is a most 1 eXactjng work from an interpreta- l tiye as wei as 9 technical standpoint, and offers opportunities for infinite | study tc pianists, but MT. Schmied ! brought 10 his production an adequate
 tc9hn;c and an interpretation indicat- ! ing bott unusual talent and much
 study. His accompaniment of Miss RradshaW's numo oers deserves men 1 tior They have done much musical 1 work together in Duluth and practice and -her similarity of musical feel ! '1L made for an unusual clarity and unity of voice and accompaniment. I Tonight the Right Reverend Bis hop Atwood will hold services in the
 music room
 Among he many pleasant social
 events Of the week was a luncheon
 given by Mrs. Warren McArthur, Jr.
 to I gclfirg party which included Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Knowles, Mrs. c.
 r. Ainsworth, Mrs. Wallace, Jr., and
 Mrs. Albert McArthur
 Mrs. W. IT. Code was a charming
 hostess on Thursday at luncheon in
 hsrcr of Mrs. George Cage The
 other guests were Mrs. R. w. But
 leriieid. Mrs Wm. Brochon and
 daughter, Mrs. W. D. Woolwine. Mrs. T. " RanHs and Mrs w. H Robin
 son.
 pr. ard Mrs. ". o. Sweek and Dr.
 Hcrzog were dinner guests of Mir and Mrs. Wheeler on Sunday. MT and Mrs J. J Johnson and son, Mrs M. A. Coles and MT. and Mrs Leo Saunders " ere dinner guests at
 the san Marcos on Sunday. Mrs. Goldman with Mrs Solomon
 Mrs. Oherfelder, Mrs. Aaron Gold 1 berg, Ms. Dave Goldberg as her
 guests, made a luncheon party at the
 San Marcos on Friday
 FEDERATION LUNcHEN One of the most successful semi 1 formal iunrheons of the week at the San Marcos. was fiat given to the Central Arizona District Federation of Woman's clubs on Thursday, those
 present being Mrs. F. E. Jack and Mrs. R. E. LoEue of lendale, Mrs. c A. Robiason Peoria: Mrs. Della Cal win and Miss Myrtle Lines. Gilbert; Mrs. H. c. COrson, Tempe; Mrs. w J. Lewis. Chandler: and from Phoe- niN, Mesdarnes Frederich s. Stafford D. H. Jones, J. M. Gleson, J. W Baungardner. Lena 5wietzer, H C Locket W. E. Battin, T. NJ. Elder F, j. Gillett, John Dennett, II. A. Giulc and Miss Jane Gregg.
 The following were visitors iron Prescot on Monday, Miss Grace NJ Sparkes, J. T. Sparkes, Anna Rosen- herg Mrs. T. Marmont and N-- Hume. 4Al& akE Sz E. .. McCormick, vice president -eI