Arizona republican., 1919-03-30
San Marcos Links Attracts
 Many Golfers Past Week

the assistant professional, will attend the Southwestern Golf associations tournament to be held in Fl Paso April 4, representing the San Marcos club in the professional foursome. In a re- cent play he made the first nine holes on the San Marcos links in 36, very low score.
 Last Sunday the club had as guesN number of players from Florence One of the vosotors remarked that after playing on the usual dirt courses of the southwest it was worth the trip from Florence to Chandler just to see such links as the San Marcos, no acres all in sod.
 On Monday MT. and Mrs William w.. LeBaume, Miss Rena Maitland and Miss Harriet King took the trip to Roosevelt and Globe. returning the fol- lowing day. Later in the week MT. and Mrs. H. H. Langenberg and MT. and Mrs. Frank W. Plant also motored to the big reservoir. returning by Globe and Florence.
 The dinner dance was the usual so- cial high light of the week. Among the out visitors were: MT. and Mrs. H. L. Chandler, Mrs. Arthur E. Price, MT. and Mrs. Max Viault, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H. Drew, Mesa: Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Atha, Jr., Miss Fan Johnson, C. D. Green, $. J. Elder, Phoenix; John Davis Lodge. Washington; NIr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Parker. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Metzler, Phoenix; Mrs. Merton N. Rice Miss Mabel Quinn and Miss Dorothy Robinson of Chandler.
 This week the San Marcos has been the scene of a number of social occa- sions given by out-of-town society people the most notable being a bridge tea given on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Ross A. Kingsbury and Mrs. Charles r. Price of Mesa. 10 S5 of their friends in Mesa and Phoenix, in honor of Mrs J. c. Spangler.
 A Sunday dinner party of six in cluded Colonel F. r. Conway and Miss Nell Conway of Phoenix, Miss Conway, Redlands; Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Lewis, Phoenix and John F. MacLane, Salt Lake. The members of q second din- ner party the same evening were: Mir. and Mrs. c. w. Woodbury. Miss Cro- foot. Miss Ruth Woodbury, Miss N. A. Cadman, Phoenix, and Mrs. E. A. Woodbury, Fall River, Mass.
 Several officials of the Goodyear Rubber company. from Akron. Ohio were visitors at the San Marcos this last week. The party included MT and Mrs. c. w. Soldering. Mir. and Mc. Francis Seiberling. Miss Eleanor Sci berling and Miss Josephine SeiRrling and F. F. Nicola.
 Recent arrivals at the San Marcos | include: MT. and Mrs. B. G. Tremaine Miss Gretchen Tremaine. Cleveland; l Mrs. William Staunton, Pasadena Miss Harbough, Sewickley, Pa; MT 1 and Mrs. F. o. Whitman, Phoenix; J $. Daniels, Rhinelander, Wis; Mrs. II l A. Landis, Miss Harriet Wallis. Miss Estelle Wallis, Miss Byrd Wallis ant Paul G. Keeler. Los Angeles; Mrs. J | M. Howard, w. Marriott Weleh, Bos ton; MT. and Mrs. l.. Van Nostrand Mrs. F. A. Preston, Miss Peggy Pres ton, San Francisco; E. M. Willis, Lo | Angeles; Frank F. Weber. Phoenix Louis des Cognets, Jr., Lexington Ky II Picknicking on the desert continue
 to be very popular. On Tuesday ;
 party which included MT. and Mrs
 Martin Ryerson, Mrs. c. c. Hutchin
 son, Mrs. William Hill, A. c. Bartlett
 W. P. Gundry, w. F. Damon and c. |
 Myers. Specimens of twenty differen
 varieties of wild flowers were brough
 back as souvenirs of the trip.
 A weekend house party from tn Evans school included E. E. Evans, (
 H. Sabin. J. H. Twining. c. R. Burder J. Edward Thompson, J. I. Howe, IT
 and F. J. Horne. The dinner dane
 golf and riding were included in thei entertainment.
 Other out of town recent visitin golfers were, Dr. H. J. Jessop, Dr. ( E. Goodrich, Dr. H. H. Stone. B. Perrons F. c Bartlett I & PutiOcl H. L. Holder, and H. B. Atha, Phoenix MT. and Mrs. W. Y. Price, MT. and MT! B. F. Shrum, H c Elwell, J G. Keatins Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Brown. MT. an Mrs. J. W. McCann. Dr. and Mrs W G. Randall. MT. and Mrs. w. c. Ora ham, MT. and Mrs. A. o. Pilsins Elorenca