Arizona republican., 1919-04-06

Moonlight, a Mexican erehestra- guitars. vielins, and all that-a desert floor earpeted with wild flowers, d eengeniai group of people. and one has about as favorable ingredients for a successful pienie as one often finds. Certainly that was what Bill Huggett, the San Marcos guide, thought, and that was the kind of a picnic he gave to a number of his patrons from the hotel last Thursday night. The scene was the desert near San Tan, and the flowers included 57 varieties. from pop pies to desert marigolds. It was the unanimous opinion Of the fortunate ones that attended that Bill was a perfectly good guide and entertainer.
 One of the most extended motor ex- eursions taken by San Marcos guests this spring was that wherein A. C.. Bartlett was host, and MT and Mrs. Heard and w. F. Damon were guests, They left Sunday on g. itinerary that was to include Globe Clifton, Douglas, Bisbee, Negales and Tucson, returning early this week.
 An even more than usual number or Phoenix, Mesa and Chandler people at tended the Friday night dinner dance besides the usual hotel guests. A Chandler dinner party that eve hing included: Mrs. Merton N. Rice, Miss Dorothy Anne Robinson. Mrs. R, w. Trobridge. Miss Ina B. Young, Miss Minnie M, Hayes, Miss Grace and Miss Ruth Johnson, Mrs. Beth Silver stone, Miss Mabel Quinn, Miss Laura R. Kuhnel, Miss Jane B. Barron, Miss Iva NJ Rogers. Miss Mary E Glenn Mrs. F.. K. Carroll, Miss Elizabeth Reuse. Miss E M. Taylor. Miss l. Cal ava, Miss Ada Ray, Miss Maisie How ard, Miss Frida Iselan, Mrs. Richard 1 Singleton. Miss Margaret E. Peeler l Mrs. Stacy Pleasant, Mrs. Paul John son, and Mrs, J. D. Thorn, Jr. l Phoenix dancers included Miss Miriam Davidson, Miss Carolyn Rurtis Miss Ruth Burtis, Steven Addison Charles D. Green, H, c, Davidson | Ferne Johnson, B. B. Mccall, Claire Mclaughlin, Vie Kolberg. c. A. Patten | Grace Patten, Lucy J. Lind, Corbif Davidson, Miss Ruth Phelps and Miss l Marian Knanp.
 | Among the Mesa visitors were no- l tieed MT, and Mrs. H. L. Chandler. Mrs | Arthur Price, E. W. Hanna, and E. G l Tremain
 | Other Chandler dancers were Wayne l Heffner, Paul Johnson, Stacy Pleasant 1 J. Riekles, Frank J. Newman. Jos. D ! Thorn, Mr. and Mrs, J. ". Lewis ant | Mir. and Mrs Clarence Baldwin l The last dinner dance will be held a 1 the San Marcos next Friday night | April Il.
 1 H. B. Atha was a visitor at the Sai 1 Marcos on Monday bringing with hin from Phoenix Daniel ]. Sully. one 0 the biggest operators in cotton in tn | country.
 4 party of insurance men and thei ! ladies made the San Marcos the seen
 of well arranged luncheon on Mon day. The narty included Mir. and Mrs ], o, Carter, Salt Lake: MT and Mrs J. W. Lesueur, Mesa; Mir, and Mrs John cummard, Mesa; MT, and Mrs. A F. Parker MT. and Mrs. J, R, Price
 Mir. and Mrs, George F. Price. MT. an,
 Mrs. George W, Waters, MT. and Mrs
 F. D. Price, MT. and Mrs. H. C. Heais and A. H. Fulton. Phoenix.
 Dr Aneil Martin and a party O
 friends from Phoenix were golfing wis itors on Thursday. L. G. Holdon an D. M. Francis metored from Phoeni
 for golf on Monday.
 l Mr and Mrs. Chas. q d'Antremont an
 Herbert d'Antremont of Duluth an
 Mrs. c. O, Ellis. Miss Margaret Ellis 0 l Douglas and II. D. Ross of Pheeni | made up a supper party at the Sal 1 Marcos Sunday night
 Other Sunday visitors included ]
 Murson, Miss Kathryn Moore, MT. an
 Mrs George L1tgerding, MT. and MT:
 U. ". Asbury, Phoenix: Mir. and MT.
 Donald McQueen, Mesa; Mir. and Mr.
 c. V. Mcintyre, and J. w. Bewle
 Phoenix.
 R. H. Greene and L. W. Peters wit
 Mir. and Mrs c. F. Carter of Peorif
 H., spent Monday at the hotel
 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Tweed and M