Arizona republican., 1918-12-15
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 The San Marcos at Chandler has, for the present season, been open just four weeks. and the guests have pretty well fitted themselves into the pleas ant social round. They have learned the idiosyncracies of the different holes on the golf links, which horses they like best of Bill Huggett's string. who the best partners are in bridge and some of the charms to be experienced in motor trips to the desert. Also the ancient and honorable game of croquet has been revived and the tennis courts put ln shape for the winter playing. The Friday night dances have not started yet. but are on the list for later amusements.
 Someone has asked if there has been any flu" at the San Marcos. Whether it is the rabbits foot car ried by the pastry cook or the copy of Science and Health in the hotel library. we cannot say, but there hasn't been even a symptom of influ- enza in the San Marcos, more than that, the doctors now report that there isn't case in Chandler.
 Now that there have been rains and many of the roads dragged, motoring is steadily growing in popularity. Mrs. AVlce Borda, one of the first Of the seasons guests at the hotel made the initial trip to Roosevelt lake, contin- uing the trip to Natural Bridge. Mrs. Ross and her daughter also have mo- l tored to Roosevelt, and several other excursions over the Apache Trail have | been planned. One picnic party has visited Casa Grande, and several trips | have been made to the Yaqui village.
 The San Marcos links continues to be the mecca of Phoenix golfers. Among those who have motored over 1 from the Capital city for golf are: Col. and Mrs. W. A. Glassford. MT. and Mrs. E. J. Bennett, Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Montgomery, MT. and Mrs R. P. Davie, MT. and Mrs. H. L. Aller, Dr. and Mrs. Kimball Bannister, MT. and Mrs. E. M Davis and John NJ. Abbot
 Included in the Wednesday visitors from Phoenix were MT. and Mrs. Emory Rays, Mrs. $. C. Symonds and Harvey D. Symonds of New York. Mr. SymondS is one of the superintendents of the Fuller Construction company. which built the Blackstone hotel Of Chicago and the Commodore of New York. As an expert in modern hotel building. Mir. Symonds had much to say in praise of the beauty and con- venience of the San Marcos buildings.
 Mrs. Webber of Phoenix. gave very pleasant luncheon to friends at the San Marcos on Friday.
 A recent conference of prominent mining men of the state at the San Marcos included the following: Nor man Carmichael Clifton; R. H. F. Tally, Jerome; J. F. Curry, Bisbee; Jo- seph P. Hodgson, Morenci; G. II. Dowell. Bisbee; H. A. Clark. Douglas Dr. L. D. Ricketts and W. B. Gohring, Warren; W. G. Mcbride Globe, and B
 Bristow Gettsheiger. Miami.
 Mrs. Theodore Sheldon of Chicago and Edward Sheldon of New York, are occupying one of the San Marcos cot tages. MT. Sheldon, who is one of the
 worlds great dramatists. is the author
 of Salvation Nell" played so wonder
 fully by Mrs. Fisk The Nigger." ir which William Farnum was star and the wonderful play. Romance w.tf , Doris Kean in the leading part. whecf
 ran so tremendously in London. Captain E. T. Davis, NJ. C., L. s. A. , was a recent visitor at the hotel iron
 Fort Bayard, N. NJ
 The many friends of A. c. Bart
 lett were glad to welcome him bacl , for a second winter and to extend thu
 glad hand to his secretary. W. F : Damon, as well.
 Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brochon of Hollywood 2 California, stopped at the San Marcos 9 on a brief visit on her way 10 Cali D fornia from the east.
 2 W. H. Code, in the valley on busi - ness connected with the reclamatio,
 service, was a recent visitor from Lo l Angeles.
 Q MT. and Mrs. J. c. Oxnard and J. G !: Oxnard, Jr., of St. James. L. l.. cot tagers at the San Marcos, were re gently joined by W. D. Thornton o New York, Mrs. Oxnards brother. Mir. and Mrs. R. Golden Donaldson and Miss Ruth Donaldson of Wash
 ington, D. C.. returned 10 the Sal
 Mares on Thursday, after a short visi r to Phoenix.
 c. S. Neal and his son Edward O . Detroit. are agai nat the San Marcos : spending last week in Los Angeles.
 Mir and Mrs. Allen K. White. wh
 are largely interested in the Marlbor | ough- Blenheim of Atlantic City. ar ! rived at the San Marcos on Wednes day for an indefinite stay.
 Other recent arrivals include: r
 Skiff Sheldon. Houghton. Mich; NJ
 and Mrs. A. Blake. Paris, France; 4 C. Carson. New York; Mrs. s. s. Hay bough, Sewickly, Pa; Robert S. Pat terson. Shields. Pa: Springer F Moore Philadelphia; MT. and Mrs. F 1 C. Fem. Sioux Falls. 6. D.; George N Yerex. Tahiti; J. r. McManus. Petos : key. Mich. Mrs. Kirk Newell. Ne' York City: Mrs A. B. Ross and Mis
 Cornelia Ross Auburn. N. Y: T. (
 Little. Los Angeles: Dr. and Mr' Daniels and Joseph s. Daniels, Rhine lander. Wis: MT. and Mrs. s. A. Eos
 ter. Lincoln, Neb. R. Na1jean, Bisoee Horace Hammond. Birmingham. Ala
 Mrs. NJ. G. Good, Miss Mary Rosensin and F. J. Orth, Tucson.