Arizona republican., 1917-03-11

these two modernS were demonstrated in the following numbers:
 MacDOWell Prelude Debussy .......... Ara besque in F DebusSy ............To To the Sea Mcdowell. ....... Reflets dans L'eau Debussy .......... An Old Love Story Debussy Clair de Iune Mcdowell. Of Brer Ra bbit
 The usual dinner dance was held Fri day evening and was one of the most brilliant social events of the season.
 The hotels entertainment for it's guests was varied on Thursday even ing by a talk on Arizona Indians" by Will H. Robinson. His talk embraced both the prehistoric races as well as the modern Indianssand was much en- joyed by the large audience which filled the music room to hear him.
 Many Social Affairs
 As usual this past week the San Marcos has been the scene of many small social affairs. On Thursday af- ternoon Mrs. C. L. Daugherty enter tained a party of her friends with a motor ride to the San Tan mountains.
 On Tuesday Mrs. E. A. Marshall pre- sided at d luncheon at the hotel, her guests being Miss NJ. Kitchens, Van couver; R. C. Patton. Waco, Texas, and Edward A. Marshall.
 MT. and Mrs. ]. R. Hedges of Denver were dinner hosts to MT. and Mrs. Wolff and F. Crowder of Phoenix, and Miss Mary Maroney of Denver.
 Mrs M s. Waite, Miss Waite and M. Waite of New York, with w. Hahn | of Phoenix, were dinner guests at the San Marcos on Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert A. Craig mo- tored from Phoenix for dinner on Thursday, Mrs. William Craig of San Francisco and Mir. and Mrs. ]. E. Cir and of Phoenix being their guests. Early in the week J. LeWIs Cochran | of Chicago, returning from a trip to Honolulu, stopped off at Chandler to visit his wife and son, who are win tering at the San Marcos.
 | MT. and Mrs. J. c. Sartelle of St 1 Louis are guest of the San Marcos and 1 the Suhware club, visiting their brother and sister, Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Rob- | inson. MT Sartelle, who is now gen. eral freight agent of the santa te at St. Louis. as well as Mrs. Sartelle, are 1 former residents of the Salt River val | ley and have never broken their ale glance to the Golden Southwest. Miss Lois Brundred of Oil City, Pa. is visiting Miss Anne Req at the Sar | Marcos.
 San Marcos Arrivals
 Other recent arrivals include Mrs. E ! NJ. Horne Miss Horne. MT. and Mrs. H E. Wheeler, Sewickley, Pa; MT. and ! Mrs. J. J. Harrington and children, Chi cago; Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher Ingalls, 1 Chicago; Mrs. W. W. Montgomery, Jr. [ and Miss Marion Riddle Wood, kaunor Pa; Mrs. l.. J. Doering, E. J. Doering Jr.. Chicago: Henry $. Jones, Los An geles;- T. J. Norton. Chicago.
 Among the hotels Phoenix visitors may be mentioned F. W. Cruice. John i D. Whey of Detroit, J. A. Marr, Mrs. r. ! F. Weber.
 i Sunday brought many motor partie. to the san Marcos. Among them were ! Mir and Mrs F. D. Cleveland, Boston Mir and Mrs. NJ. H. Chamberlain, De troit; Mir and Mrs. w. $. Goldsworthy Mir. and Mrs. C. NJ. Scott. Phoenix Mrs. F. A. Kastner. Prescott and Mrs ] Maude Baldwin. Los Angeles; Mir. ant Mrs r. F. Bradshaw, Glendale; MT. anC Mrs. II. R. Bland, Miss Mary Bland Miss Allen, Wilson Bland Dr w. c ! Barachman. Ray; w. w Rhodes | Phoenix; MT. and Mrs. T. F. Nichols | Mrs. Gertrude w. Lee, Phoenix; Mrs Walter Heile, Peoria; Mrs. Scales, Lo' Angeles; Bracy Curtis, Nogales; Mrs Nolan and party. Nogales; Mr. and Mrs J. F. Maynard, MT. and Mrs. H. W Ddiliee anu MT. anu MIS- Il. b. May hard, Phoenix.
 Among the dinner dance guests wer noted R. O. Beardsley, M. r. Brooks MT. and Mrs. L. r. Brady Mrs. J Leonard H. D. Evans, Mrs. Loui Gates, Mir. and Mrs. Harold Baxter. Mrs
 W. S. Waite Miss Waite. M. Waite Mrs. George Hahn, w. Hahn. Mir. am
 Mrs. Lyman Bennett, Mir. and Mrs. M F. F'ickas, Dr and Mrs. G. E. Good
 rich, MT. and Mrs. W. R. Weyland Nil and Mrs. Temple, Mir. and Mrs. Studel Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Spangler and daugh
 ters, MT. and Mrs. Donald McQueer 1 Mrs. Clemens