Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

After the most successful season in it's history, the San Marcos, at Chand- Ter, will close it's doors for the sum mer Friday. April 23. Luncheon that day being the last meal served. The many friends of General Man ager Harry P. Smith will be glad to learn that he will return to the San Marcos next fall. retaining practically the same staff of assistants.
 This summer MT. Smith will have personal charge of his own hotel. West port Inn, WeStport, N I-, one Of the most popular summer resorts on Lake Champlain, at the edge of the Adiron- dack mountains.
 Quite the most notable event this season in the San Marcos social world was the marriage on Wednesday. last, of Miss Rena Maitland and Wayne Heffner
 The wedding. which took place in Trinity Pro-Cathedral. Phoenix, Dean Scarlett officiating, was attended only by near relatives of the couple, Mrs. Alexander Maitland, the brides mother. Mrs. Terrell. the brides sister, and MT. and Mrs. J. w. Heffner, the parents of the groom.
 Miss Maitland, a most charming girl of individuality and distinction, has been a guest of the San Marcos for several seasons. coming from Negau- nee, Michigan, and is q decided favor ite in society in her own state as well as in Los Angeles and Denver, where she has relatives and many friends.
 Her father. Alexander Maitland, was former lieutenant governor of Michi- gan, and has large banking and iron mining interests in his state.
 The groom, who has lived in Ari- zona since boyhood. is one of the most popular as we'll as one of the most prominent young business men of Chandler among other interests being a partner in the Chandler garage.
 On Thursday. Mir and Mrs. Heffner went to Tucson, on a short bridal tour, where they have rented the Robson cottage on Washington street. The wedding announcement states that they will be "at home" in Chandler after September 1.
 The bridge-tea given by Mrs. Car ence Baldwin or Chandler at the San Marcos on Tuesday last, was one of the most perfectly arranged affairs of the kind we have ever seen. Great bowls of double Shirley poppies were wonderfully effective in the music room, where the card tables were placed. while in the arcade opening out of the music. room roses, sweet peas and other flowers from the San Marcos garden gave touches of rare loveliness.
 One hundred and twenty-five ladies, representing the social world of Phoe-
 
 the San Marcos. made up the list of guests.
 second bridge-tea is to be given in the hotel next Tuesday afternoon, the hostesses being Mrs. G. w. Silver thorn. Mrs. E. G. Attaway, Mrs. George A. Johnson and Mrs. E. Johnson of Mesa. Invitations numbering one hun dred have been sent out
 A luncheon wholly masculine took place on Thursday at the San Marcos, those at the table including H. H. Timkins and H. IT. Timkins, Jr.. of Canton. O.: F.. A. Tovrea, Bisbee; F. K. ewis. Phoenix; w. P. Halliday, <. Lewis; R. E. Hazard San Diego; C. w. Davis and Jack Barber Mari copa and Fred Tribolet, Phoenix.
 R. Allyn Lewis, Miss Lewis, MT. and Mrs. Gollandet. Mrs. Towey and John R. Hampton made up a luncheon party Sunday that motored over from Phoenix.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. E. Scheuller were visitors at the San Marcos Sunday afternoon.
 The following were over from the Evans school. on Sunday for luncheon and golf: E. G. Tremaine, c. D. Car lisle, A. s. Bartlett, c. c. Mather, s. N. Brown and c. H. Barnes, Jr.
 Other Sunday visitors included Mrs.