Arizona republican., 1917-03-18
SAN MARCOS GUESTS
 HAVE ACTIVE WEEK

CHANDLER, March 1S.-The social calendar this past week at the Hotel San Marcos, Chandler, was marked with the usual indoor and out of doors activities. The golfing event of the week was the three quarter handicap against Colonel Bogey on Wednesday, contestants playing eigh- teen holes. C. L. Myers, of Denver, was the only player who succeeded in getting anything on the colonel, and reduced that mythical parsonage to terms. one uP, in an exceedingly well played game of golf The sec ond prize was won by H. O. Req, of Sewichldey, who played even with Bogey, while the third went to Dr. F. c. Jordan. of Chandler, one down. Practically all the San Marcos play CTS were on the links, and perfect weather added much to the pleasure of the occasion.
 On Friday Mrs J. Lewis Cochran and her son. J. L. Cochran of Chi cago who are spending the winter at the hotel, left on a two weeks camp ing trip with Bill Huggett, and will visit many of interesting ont of-the- usual places known to Bill in south : ern Arizona.
 LECTURE IS ENJOYED
 most enjoyable lecture was given in the music room on Sunday evening by Leo Schmied on The Work and Peterboro. N. H. MT. Schmied gave short account of the composer s life and work, indicating how his trials and discouragements led him to look upon his Peterboro home as a symbol of relaxation and peace. The present coloney, supported by charitable contributions from admir- CTS of MacDowelfs work and ideals is intended ito foster the creative ability along any line of art and al present comprises some ten studios and offers to twenty-five or more young artists the beauty ana quiet so essential to artistic efofrt. After the lecture Miss Agnes Taylor, of De- troit, sang four Mcdowell songs Miss Taylor has a clear, unconscious lyric soprano and gave her numbers simple, artistic and highly enjoy able rendering.
 On Thursday evening Miss Andrus of Detroit and MT. Schmied played a number of pianoforte duets. These included parts of Grieg's Peer Gynt music. The program was diverse an6 i interesting, and a number of tn, l pieces had to be repeated.
 On Thursday Mrs. J. T. White
 
 | Chamberlain, MT. and Mrs. Briscoe and MT. Price Briscoe of Inglesde, a luncheon at the San Marcos
 CHARMING LUNCHEON
 Mrs. Edward Marshall, also or l Thursday, presided over a charming luncheon aI the hotel to Mrs. Waite ] Talbot, Mrs. Walter Bennett. Mrs W. K. James. Mrs George Gage, Mrs Ancil Martin. Mrs. J. w. Doris, Mrs l John Dennett
 MT. and Mrs. Burton J. Mitcnel Lescher, Mir. and Miss Waite, MT Peardsley and MT Brooks of Phoe, nix. Mrs. Dempsey, Miss Dempse! and MT. Howard, at dinner F'rida! evening.
 MT s.H. L. Chandler and Mrs c. A | Baldwin Of Mesa gave an afternooi i at cards at the San Marcos Saturday There were about seventy-five pres ent.
 Mrs II. H. Creiphton Of Phoenix is visiting Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Sar telle, of St Louis, who are spending the fortnight at Chandler
 Chicago. MT. and Mrs. W. D. Kings bury. of Tempe. and Mrs. Harr! | Jones motored from Phoenix Thurs ] day for dinner at the San Marcos. | Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Jackes and Mis- Narearet Jackes of St. Louis. wer lunchenn guests at the hotel oi i Thursday.
 Walter -Swingle. Washington; Bruc, 1 Drunim0nd ana A. R. Leding, Idaho | Oliver Hambargar, Sacaton. were wis itnrs in Chandler on Thursday. thu 1 guests of Dr. A J. Chandler.
 Sunday visitors at the San Marcos included R. L. Burfess, C. c. Johnson T L. Clark. of Tucson: P. E. Gettings MT. and Mrs. c. P. Peters, MT. an, Mrs. W. K. Humbert. Phoenix; Ellel !. McCandless. Colorado Springs; w c. Conduit. Redlanos; A. G. Bartlet 'nd A. D. Carlisle Mesa; Buel Al ] cvor. Hartford, Conn; J. B. Ryerson
 hicago. H.: MT. and Mrs. McCanna 1 l-r. and Mrs C. A Baldwin. Mrs V. Naylor, Mir. and Mrs. Ma. Ni2ult and Miss Helen ViauIt, Mesa anG Mrs. E. z. Bowen am dar~hter, San Francisco; Mr. am Ms. :. $. Keeler and MT. and Mrs \. :. Ferguson, Phoenix; c | Swascy, Fortr Worth; w. B Douglas Kansas City; Mir. and Mrs. Harr Kay Phoenix; F c. and F. E. Halle Chicago: Mrs. March and childrer Mrs. " C. Budge Miss Desart, No gales =. NJ ZandeT. Mir and Mrs. E. GlaGDe.' and Mrs A. c. Gladne and daughters Phoenix.
 REGENT ARRIVALS
 Recent arrivals at the San Marco include: Wm. B. Trowbridge. Sarana N r..