Arizona republican., 1922-01-16
Dinner Parties Are Many At The
San Marcos During The Carnival

Naturally, the Chandler carnival
was the spotlight for the san Mar
cos social activities this past week;
many Phoenix society people who
came over for the gaiettes aof Fri
day night forming dinner parties at
the San Marcos and afterwards di-
viding their time between the car
nival masquerade at Monroe hall and
the san Marcos dance.
That evening Dr. and DIfs. A. j.
Chandler we're host and hostess tc
GoVernor and Mrs. Thomas +. Camp
bell and Colonel and Mrs. NJ, S. In
gals at dinner.
The dance was also the occasion of
a Grecially prettily arranged dinner
for a party of is OF the younger set
of Phoenix at which Mr.. Sanderhoff
was host. There was also party of
five with A. S. F'rampten of Phoenix.
The same evening Judge and Mrs.
Thomas Armstrong, Jr.. were guests
of Mrs. w. E. Deity of Phoenix. and
Mr.. and Mrs. George @. Taylor and
Mrs. Beatty were guests of Mrs. G.
Graham Bell and W. l.. Clause of
Pittsburg, who are stopping at, the
hotel.
Other dinner dance guests includ-
ed party of eight of which Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Baldwin of Chandler
was host and hostess. Also attend
ing the dance were l.. G. Reed, Mrs.
Eleanor Brown, Miss Angela Mar
shall, Miss Frances Londergan, Rob-
ert Marcum, Edward Marshall, Col.
and Mrs. J. NJ. McClintock, Miss
Helen Ryan, L. II. Thompson. Miss
Catherine F'riesner, 7. l.. Weather.
ford, Miss Kohnberg, Harry Mitten.
MIR. and Mrs. H. B. Wilkinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Taylor. all Of
Phoenix.
The state executive committee of
the Womans auxiliary Of the Ameri-
can Legion were guests at a special
ly well appointed luncheon at the
San Marcos Friday noon, the mem
bers being Mrs. S. A. Boyer, Tucson;
Mrs. H. T. Southworth, Prescott;
Mrs. Curtis, Flagstaff; Mrs. p. IA.
Prudential, Stafford; Mrs. c. f.
Lund, Globe, and Mrs. f. B. Towns
end, Mrs. c. H. Tucker, Mrs. Bert
Clengan and Mrs. d. A. Little. Phoe-
nix.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. H. Doyle and Will
lam e. Doyle of Cincinnati were
guests of Mrs. McAdams OF Phoenix
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Kimsey. Miss
Anita Garrigan, Mrs. Bradley, G. Y.
Sivly and Z. L. Graves were visitors
from Scottsdale on Thursday.
Mrs. A.. W. Liefgreen. Mrs. l.
Vieux, Mrs. f. l. Huch, Mrs. +. +.
Patton and Mrs. c. H. Valentine
formed Phoenix luncheon party on
Thursday.
A. z. England. Mr.. Keefer, Larry
w. Quinlan, Ray Burnsman and D.
E. Hinebaugh were also Phoenix Vis-
itors on Thursday.
A Phoenix luncheon party on Tues
day included d. Leroy Topping,
Manila, p. l.; Mrs. d. e. Lyle, Mrs.
Trina Olsen and Miss Ragna Olsen
of Phoenix.
The San Marcos guests took the
keenest interest in all the carnival
activities. particularly in boosting
Miss Belya Winn, a member OF the
San Marcos office force and a most
popular Chandler girl, as their can
didate for carnival queen. Indeed,
so zealously did they attend to the
business of voting that they elected
her with a plurality of over four
thousand votes above the next high
est candidate.
Mrs. G. Graham Bell and w. l..
Clause of Putsburg, Mr.. and MRS. j.
w. Patterson and Mrs. X. G. Haw-
thorn of Kearney, Neb, motored to
Roosevelt Wednesday, returning the
day following.
Mrs. G. b. Siddall, Mrs. J. S. Nc
Ferren, A. c. Bartlett and Doyle e.
Hinton were among the San Marcos