Arizona republican., 1920-12-26
Christmas Eve Ball Is Main
 Epent Of Week AtSd7 Marcos

Social activities at the San Marcos at Chandler this past week naturally certered in the Christmas eve dinner ball. which was Attended by about 70 couples from Phoenix, Mesa Goodyear and Chandler, in addition to the regu- lar guests of the hotel. The dinner menu was of the good old Christmas variety prepared with the skill that has made the San Marcos cuisine a synonym for good living. The dining room and ballroom were decorated with holy wreaths and poinsettias.
 Lots of golf has been played this week on the San Marcos links, and some of 1t very good golf indeed. On sunday, Louis AIontressor shot a 37-35, or 72 for the IS holes, being within two of the lowest score ever made on the links. Louis says he will lower the record within the next thirty days, and if he keeps up his present form. he is apt to do 1t.
 The best foursome of the week was probably the one played on Thursday with C. l.. Myers and Montressor play ing against Dr. Kimball Bannister, who holds the amateur record of the state and pr. F, C. Jordan of Chandler. Ex- cellent golf was played, and so close was the match that it took the last putt to decide it, which Louis ''cinched''
 
 cup in a 50-yard approach.
 It looks like old times to see George F'. Lewis of the Fl VirjeI Rancho, a veteran of the game, ba%k on the links and getting into old-time form Among the new golfers were noticed Mir. and Mrs. Maitland Gregg of New York and their son, from the Evans school; A. Edward Tulk, Robert Adrain and Will jam R. Dormann.
 The real classy players of the links are Dr. A. D. Daniels and Win Robin son. Warden and Chic Evans have nothing whatever on them for form, and as for score bogey is no where.
 Joe Daniels and Orris Holdren are back from their bear hunt Unfotu- nately, a snowstom beat them to the Rim of the Mogo1lons, their objective, which caused tho bruins to hole-up. But Joe says he had the time of his ~ life in spite of the snow and is going to try it again later in the season. They caught sight of some wild turkey and bobcat or two.
 Mrs. Charles R. Spofford of New York was good fairy this week to the school children of Chandler. being re- sponsible for a splendid Christmas tree which was put up in South Park, with candles and nuts for each youngster in the school. very delightful pro- gram was given, consisting for the most part of music-Christma carols and the like.
 There was a house tree for the chill dren of the San Marcos, which, as i' usual in such cases. afforded the guests as much pleasure in it's preparation as it did the children themselves or Christmas eve.
 A number of private dinner anC luncheon parties were given during thu week, among which may be mentioned a luncheon given by c. IT. Rittenhouse J. R. Ditwiler and B. M. Johnson 0 Phoenix to visitors from San Fran cisco prominent in the raisin industry including F. l.. Parr. Luther Elkinss A Colusii and Ed T.. Harper.
 Dr. and Mrs. Kimball Bannister o Phoenix were guests of c. l.. Myers O Denver Sunday last.
 Mrs. J. c. Entz of Mesa made tn Christmas eve ball the. occasion for private dinner party to her friends Covers were laid for fourteen
 MT. and Mrs IT, F. Hall of Kansa City were arrivals on Sunday. MI Hall is the president of the Kansa City. Mexico and Orient railroad, an with Mrs Hall expects to spend som little time at the San Marcos.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Wiltsee of NeN York and Paris, also were among thl weeks arrivals. joining their son, Wh is attending the Evans school.
 Power Conway and John Berriqu were visitors on Sunday en rpute |