Arizona republican., 1922-02-12
Golf Tournament At The San
Marcos Is Successful Affair

no more successful tournament
was ever held on the San Marcos
Soii inks than that between the
lauies Of the Phoenix Country club
hd the San Marcos ladies on Thurs
nay last, reflecting much credit on
Nfs. A. ]. Chandler, who had the af-
lalr in charge.
there We're 10 entries. In the team
play ~ holes, Chandler won in a
score OF IL to s, Nassau marking.
Also Mrs. Young playing for San
Marcos made both the lowest net
score and the lowest handicap score.
Not the least enjoyable part about
the tournament was the luncheon
served at the San Marcos. The table
decorations were potted primroses
with a shamrock centerpiece and a
menu up to the usual high San Mar
cos standard. and most daintily
served.
After the game. tea was served on
the lawn in front of the club house
on the links, the sports costumes OF
the ladies. with their bright colored
sweaters, forming charming picture
against the big colored umbrellas
and the greenery or the course.
Altogether there were more than
20 visitors from Phoenix, those not
Eolfing occupying themselves with
bridge:
In the team match the players
paired as follows
San Marcos--Mrs. A.. Is. Young
Mrs. c. e. Faeth, Mrs. y. S. Gamble,
Mrs. Joe Thorn, Mrs. E. p. Gilmore,
Mrs. A. NJ. Drake, Mrs. A. j. Chand-
Ter.
Phoenix Country club-Mrs. War
rem Macarthur, Mrs. Jas. Horan, Mrs.
Fred Weber, Mrs. L. J. Bennett,
Mrs. c. f. Ainsworth Mrs. Carl An
derson. Mrs. M. II. McCalla-
Other visiting Phoenix ladies in
cluded Mrs. Henry Stoever, Mrs.
Chas. s. Whitbeck, Mrs. D. L. Davis,
Mrs. F. w. Griffin, Mrs. John Long
man, Mrs. w. O. Sweek, Mrs. r. I.
Hobson, Mrs. l.. II. Chalmers. Mrs.
John bennett, Mrs. Ernest w. Lewis,
and Mrs. Barry Goldwater. Also at
tending the luncheon were Miss
Grace Witherpoon of Chicago. Mrs.
Joe Thorn and Mrs. Brockett OF
Chandler.
on sunday last a blind bogey
match was held, A. e. Price winning,
with F.. d. Gilmore and Mrs a. j.
Chandler second and DIR. A. J. Chand-
Ter and w p. Arms. third.
Al pleasant feature of the regular
Friday night dinner dance was the
presence OF many Of the younger set
from Chandler, besides the usual
visitors from Phoenix and the regu-
lar San Marcos guests
On Monday night the Salt River
valley realtors have ladies' night at
the San Marcos when a special din
ne1. will be served with a ball after
wards. It is expected that there will
IA 0Ys rrnTn in attendance.
There have been the usual NUM-
Der of pleasant private luncheon ana
dinner parties during the past week.
Al luncheon party Of Chicago people
on Saturday included Mrs. r. A.
Bowman, DR.. Jesse A. Uahehem. Mrs.
Kathrine Sherman, Miss Louise
Shuttles, and Mrs. Guy L. Jones,
Phoenix.
Mrs. a. D. Mcdonald of New York
with Mrs. Phil Calihan and Mr. and
Mrs. r. A. Mcdonald Of Phoenix,
were also luncheon guests on Satur-
day
Sunday visitors Included. G. ].
Archer New York; Miss Catherine
Gainor. Louisville; Mrs. Anna Shar-
KEY. Miss Sara ". Sharkey and Phil
p. Sharkey. Johnston, Pa; Miss Olive
A. Ranch and Miss Celeste II. Ranch,
Phoenix: Miss Berenice Ranch, st.
Clair. Neb.: and Mrs. A. c. Gallaudet,
A. Il. Gallaudet. Phoenix; Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Lee Callopy, Miss Lulu
Reddington, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Wood
bridge. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Primmell.
Mrs. Philleo, r. M. Philleo and Miss
Toleson, Phoenix.
A luncheon party on Thursday in
cluded Mrs. Guy Lawrence. Mrs.
John Alsap, Mrs. J. M. Thornton,
Mrs. George Judson of Phoenix and