Arizona republican., 1920-02-08

zona is scheduled for Sunday, Febru- ary 15, when Harry Collis and Louis
 Montressor of the San Marcos will play against Lewis~Scott of the Phoe- nix Country club and George Carney of Ingleside. The foresome will be played the San Marcos links at 2:30 D. m.
 And also, still keeping to the sub
 ject of artists, Cheyenne" Kaiser, who won the modest title of champion roper and rider of the world at the Cheyenne Wild West celebration in 1918. is to have a roping and riding contest with Mig" Wright. the Can- adian champion, who won his title at Calgary summer before last. The ex- h1bltion will take place one and one half miles east of Chandler, this, Sum- day, afternoon.
 Spring-like days and good roads continue to make nearby desert points most popular. Excursions have also been made to more distant points dur ing the week, including Roosevelt, the Verde river and Castle Hot Springs.
 An entertainment in Mesa, given by Evans school boys, in connection with local talent, was visited by a number Of the hotel guests last week, as was a "rodeo' given by the Evans school boys at the school during the week end.
 As always, the Friday night dinner dance, now a part of the regular win ters program, was most enjoyable occasion. Besides the regular hotel guests, a number of parties from Phoe- nix, Mesa and Chandler, attended. MT. and Mrs. E. T. Ceilings of Phoenix were host and hostess to a party of five. A second Phoenix party num- bered 12. There was also a party of 16 from Chandler and an even dozen from Mesa.
 On Saturday MT. and Mrs. Dexter nT Vnr-i-r .x-li,, fI,o following party from the Evans school: C. c. Mather, John Puttock, c. H. Sabin, w. H. Vanderbilt Jno H. Sherburne, Jr-, Prentice Talmage, E. c. Tremain, c. B. Evans, J. H. Elem ing, $. N. Brown, Hank Norris and Robert Walker.
 There were also many other private dinner parties during the past fort night On Thursday one table included Bishop Atwood, Miss Atwood, Basil Miles and Benj. Strong.
 Bishop Atwood will conduct services l in the music room of the San Marcos 1 this, Sunday, evening.
 George E. Lilly of Phoenix was a | guest Of A. C. Bartlett on Thursday |
 MT. and Mrs. F.. M. Davis and A. c. 1 Davis were golfing visitors on Tues day.
 Mir and Mrs. W. E. Deity and MT. | and Mrs. ". O. Foster motored over from Phoenix for dinner on Saturday.
 NN- V. Aot'AASpuIy etGQ NS- J. of Mesa, with Geo. Shell of St An thony. and N- Godfrey of Great Falls, were among the Tuesday guests.
 Mrs G. H. Cherry, Miss A. Cherry. Miss Nell Cherry and Mrs. George Lutgerding were guests of Mrs. Orris Moshier on Monday.
 Mrs. Senator William Finn of Plttsburg was hostess at tea at her bungalow to her friends at the Sanl Thursday afternoon.
 Herbert E. Atha of Phoenix and Walter w. Burge of Greenwich. Conn. were guests of the hotel on Thursday.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. F. Devens of Sewlckley, Pa. and MT. and Mrs. J. V. Blake of Akron spent Friday eve nIng at the San Marcos
 D. M. Francis and L. c. Holden of Boston motored over from Phoenix on Thursday for dinner and golf.
 A number of former guests of the san Marcos have arrived for the re- of the season during the past week or so. Mir. and Mrs. yVm H Day of Dubuque, who spent much of last season at the hotel, are recent arrivals, as are MT. and Mrs. R. w and I. L. Butterfield who have spent every winter at the hotel since 1t opened. Mir. and Mrs. D. D. " aiker of St. Louis, who were also acre last winter, arrived on Sunday.