Arizona republican., 1921-02-27
AnnuaH Golf Tournament Is
 v Weeks Event at San Marcos

,haturally the big goifing event of is week at the San Marcos, Chandler, li,n,.c ic annual tournament the pre- ,yar. aries and the first round of which fj,a1 piayed yesterday, and the semi ,,ias and finals of which are to be piayed today.
 Ane results of the Saturday play will
 lound in another column but we ss nus, take space here to mention the eiy Beautiful trophies that are being oiiered as prizes.
 however, as is usual in such cases. nae the winner of the championship scs IS chiefly honor-in this case, aough, 1t is the much worth while lnlstinction of having his name engraved 1Ron the big San Marcos cup. The otncr trophies include smaller silver cup. silver photograph border, desk CLOCK, a silver card tray and silver cigarette case.
 The flag tournament played Wednes- day and Thursday was pleasant novelty and attracted much interest, about forty players participated. The winners were: First. Mrs. L. J. Mon tressor, b7; second, Mrs. o. l.. Mers- man, 67: third, w. H. Robinson, 57; fourth, Mrs. G. M. Wisner, 55.
 Perfect weather and improved roads made motor trips especially attractive this past week. Two parties motored to Castle Hot Springs, going up one day and returning the next. The first included MT and Mrs. F. E. Kip and MT. and Mrs. E. D. Scheble, the second. Mrs. Walter Douglas, Captain Douglas and Mir. and Mrs. Bruce Douglas.
 On Monday Mrs. Chas. A Spofford was hostess on a motor trip to Tue son to Miss Robinson and Miss Beulah Robinson. They returned Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. John Galsworthy made week end motor trip which included Casa Grande, Tucson, San Xavier and Oracle.
 On Monday Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Me- Guire motored to Roosevelt, returning the day following.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. E. Heineman, Miss Clara Heineman. Mrs. Chas M Thur noeur, Miss Mar garet Fetzer and Mir. Wade Fetzer motored over the Apache Trail to Globe on Tuesday, returning Wednesday,
 A third party to make the Apache Trail trip during the week was made up by Mir. and Mrs. John Curtis and Mir. and Mrs. Geo. A. Howe
 A motor picnic to Ft Mcdowell and the Verde river was enjoyed during the week by MT. and Mrs. O. l.. Mers- man. Mir. and Mrs. John Fowler, MT x and Mrs. John l.. Davis, and Mir and Mrs. w. w. LaBeaume
 A number of the guests of the San 0AaIcOS aIte10eQ the mlQSITel snow given by the Evans school boys al Mesa on Thursday evening. The pro- gram was decidedly clever, the per formers showing real talent.
 Another very successful Hearts party was given this week by the ladies oi the hotel. Prizes were won as follows: first. an auto thermos set, Marjorie Mccord; second, silver pencil, MT Scheble: third and fourth, decks oi cards. Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Gleffer
 The Friday night dinner dances con tinue to hold their popularity. At the one this last week the warmer weather permitted throwing open the doors tc the arcade adjoining the ball room which not only added to the beauty .of the scene but gave more room fol the many guests.
 A week end golfing party from Tue son included Mir. and Mrs. s. J. Kilt Mir. and Mrs. F. J. Sporleder, Mir anc Mrs. G. H. Sawyer and Mrs. Jas. R Dunseath.
 On Tuesday Dr. R. H. von Klein Smid, Dean William Scarlett and Dwight B. Heard were guests of A. c Bartlett.
 On Monday MT. and Mrs. S. M Hastings and MT. and Mrs. Roland Hastings of Chicago, and Mrs. Beeb, of New York, were guests of MT. ant Mrs. John T. Curtis.
 George A. Burden, George Bartlett and H. D. Evans of the Evans schoo were luncheon guests of s. F. Heine man on Thursday
 A supper party from Phoenix Sun day night included MT. and Mrs. P R Mines, Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Prochaska Miss Helen c. Fife. Miss Mary Am Fife, and Thomas J. Cummings. Othe Sunday visitors included Mir and Mrs c. k. Mcintyre, Marinette Mr. an, Mrs. H. K Jerchow, MT. and Mrs Frederic A. Schaffer. and MT. and Mrs Geo. w. Damby, Globe; Mrs. Jno. F