Arizona republican., 1917-01-21
RAINS BROUGHT
NO TERR0R5 TO
SAN MARCOS

Lowering skies with almost daily
spurts of rain, have dampened the
ardor of all but the most seasoned
golfers at the San Marcos this week
nevertheless there are valiant souls
who say with a good turf fair green
under their feet, such ephemeral
things as little drops or water need
be no deterrent to good game. The
horseback squadron, toe, have daily
kept to their favorite sport, while
indoors the dinner dance Friday night,
bridge, bowling and billiards. have ali
helped to pleasurably occupy the pass
ing hours.
During the week the fountain in
the bungalow park has been completed,
ard grass has been sown in the park.
Finishing touches have been addec to
the furnishings of the new bungalows,
and as fast as the different dwellings,
have been ready waiting guests have
moved III.
Among those already occupying
these very beautiful little cottages
are: Mr.. ana Mrs. David Gray, and
family, of Detroit; Mrs. VIM. Howe,
New York; Mrs. j. !. Cochran and J. l..
Cochran. Jr.. Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Jones, Fresno. California; ana
Mrs. Franklin Hammond, Cambridge,
Mass.
If the weather has been little
damp FOR tennis, Gardener Kuntz
says it is just right for the car load
of shrubbery that he is now busily
setting out about the half mile of
walks and the various cottages in the
new park, and he and his assistants
have put in hundreds of bushes, trees
and the like this week.
On Thursday Miss Mary r. Gundry
and her brother of Mineral Point,
| Wisconsin, who spent the spring
months at the San Marcos two years
ago, returned for an extended stay.
Miss Agnes Andrus, of Detroit, also
u former guest of the hotel, returned
on Friday for the remainder of the
winter. She was accompanied by her
brother-in law, Dewitt II. Taylor and
his daughter Miss Agnes Taylor of
! Detroit
! The mana cement of the San Marcos
! is planning occasional musical even
| ings at the hotel, the arranging for
which will be under the direction Of
| Leo L. Schmeid. an accomplished
pianist of Duluth, Mimi, who' Will
/ spend the winter at the MOTEL.
| Miss Margaret Sans Chas. C. Brad
| bury and s. r. Newton Of Phoenix
| spent Sunday at the San Marcos
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf were also Sun
! day Phoenix guests at the hotel, bring
| ing with them Mr.. and Mrs. Herzberg,
of Bellaire, Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Var Mourick and
! Mr. and Mrs. Phil Herold of Nogales
J who have been motoring through
/ central Arizona, are making a short
! stay at the hotel
H. p. Smith. who has recently re-
| turned from Guanaj uato. Mexico. w3s
a visitor at the hotel this week, and
| says as bad as was the condition in
! Mexico a year ago, it is infinitely
worse now; that disease and sttarva-
| ton have added their sinister hands
/ to banditry and murder in that I'M
! happy country.
Other recent arrivals at the hotel
are: Miss Joseph Osborn, and Mrs
/ Theodore w. Church. New York; Mr.
and Mrs Isaac Milbank, Los Angeles;
1 Ludlow Lilly, G. i. Meyers and Behne-
I man. Denver Dewitt Taylor and Miss
/ Taylor Detroit; Mrs. VIM Howe. New
I York; Il. NJ. Moss. Los Angeles; Miss
I Livingston. A. +. Munroe, Canon City,
Colorado; Lieut. c. y. Simpson, T. S.
army. \. +. Livingston. Douglas. Ariz:
| w. z. Caldwell and Roderick Reed
Denver. r. NJ. Buchler Prescott: A
Cameron, Chicago; J. W. Weaver and
A. j. Cameron, North Dakota: Mr.
and Mrs. w. ". I4aWtOn, and e. c.
Brasford, Douglas