Arizona republican., 1918-03-18

ating circumstances and we hope that when Bill returns he can tell a story that will wholly vindicate himself.
 The golfing event of the week was the Blind Pogey tournament of Sun day and Monday in which twenty players contested. First place was won by Vincent Dwire with Dr. A. J. Chandler second and R. B. Paten third.
 In the approaching and putting contest, which was held Monday af- ternoon, C. L. Meyer, the president of the club, was the winner.
 A foursome of more than usual interest was played on Sunday with pr. Kimbal Bannister and Charles McArthur against R. B. Paten and Moore, the winners at the San Mar cos tournament this year and last. The game was very close and full of excitement to the end when Bannister and McArthur won, "one up,'' with the last putt at the last hole.
 Golfers are looking forward with pleasant anticipation to the annual tournament of the Southwestern Golf association tournament which will be played on the San Marcos links. at Chandler during the week end oi April 9th and 7th, though the play ing may cover more days than the two.
 That March is an ideal month fol picnics is daily being proven at tne San Marcos. Every day this past week has seen excursions to various favorite spots in desert and foot hills.
 An especially pleasant picnic was given to Dr. and Mrs. John D. White who leave this week for California.
 R. B. Paten was host at dinner or Sunday to Charles McArthur and Dr Kimball Bannister.
 MT. ad Mrs. Warren McArthur of | Phoenix, Mrs. Warren McArthur, ST. and Mrs. Chas. M. Peaslee were wis. itors of the San Marcos on Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs H. B. Atha, MT. and Mrs. Holden and E. A. Newton als( ! formed a dinner party the same day i Hal. c. Bennett was the guest O ] C. L. Meyers Sunday night, th' afternoon being spent at golf
 Miss Edith Thompson, Miss Margare Hurley. Miss Helen Viault and Mrs | ROSdllG NtldHu Ntlt elloO touiANAeAg NiAo itors at the hotel.
 On Monday Mrs. Carrie E. Butler Mrs. NJ. T. Butler. Mrs. L. F. Hoege Ted Griffin, and A. C. Van Pelt mo tored from Phoenix for diner.
 Mir and Mrs. W. H. Deming an' Ruth Deming of New York were Mon day visitors.
 Mr. and Mrs. Dwight B. Heard wer
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 Judge and Mrs. F. H. Lyman wer dinner visitors Sunday night.
 Mrs. c. J. Mackleroy Mrs. J. H. Sul livan. Mrs. P. A. Tharaldson, Mrs. 4 Manz Miss Georgia Mintz, Miss Maud Tanton. and Mrs. John Lentz made pleasant luncheon party on Wednes day. ;,
 Miss Amy Greenleaf, Yuma; D. Il Henderson. Humboldt; Charles A House. Tombstone; Rudolph Kuchlel Glendale: T. Bone, Phoenix and C. M Zander of Buckeye were among Thurs days callers.
 Recent arrivals at the Hotel Sa Marcos include. MT. and Mrs. F. Seiberling, Mir and Mrs. G. NJ. Stadel man. Mrs Morris. J ID. Loomis, H. I anton and w. P. Seiberling, Akror Ohio; MT. and Mrs. D. P. Perry an Miss Kiney, Chicago; w. H. Code. Hol lywood; H. s. Terhune, NJ. L. Waite and B. H. Davis, New Jersey; Byro H. Wilson, Los Angeles; F. MacPher son. Chicago; Mrs. w. r. MegannoI San Francisco, MT. and Mrs. Edwar Rudolph and Miss Clara MadsoI Phoenix: Mrs. Ely Dixon, Roseville, III Mrs. and Miss Chesney, Mrs. D. Davis, Findlay, Ohio; MT. and Mrs. A1 Stahl, and MT. and Mrs. John \ Longan, Phoenix.