Arizona republican., 1922-03-12
MANY SOCIAL EVENTS
ON WEEKS CALENDAR
AT THE SAN MARCOS

What with a golf tournament,
musical, a style show, a dinner dance
and innumerable picnics, motor ex-
cursions and private entertainments
Of various kinds, the social calendar
at the San Marcos. Chandler. TINS
past week has been full TO overflow
ing.
The informal musical recital, given
by Mrs. A. J. Chandler and Mr.. r. j.
Frost at the request OF their many
friends at the San Marcos. on sun
day evening was a specially delight
full occasion.
Mrs. Chandler, whose voice, marked
with q. natural purity OF tone, mas
received careful training under as
tlnxuished instructors. sang in her
usual sympathetic and pleasing man
ner.
Her selections included The Wind
Song" and 1.-THE Star by Rogers;
II Know a Lovely Garden" by Guy
D'Ha-dclot: Brogi'S "Visione Vene-
ziana.D and Edward Germans Who'll
Buy MY Flowers"
Her Gounod's AVE Maria" she sang
with a violin obligato by Mr.. Frost,
in which the sweet strains OF the vio-
lin. under Mr.. Frosts guidance, made
a specially artistic number.
Mr.. Frost also played Mozart'S
Sonata No. in its entirety in a way
that proved his mastery of the instru-
ment. His violin is one of the old
Cremonas, and the beautiful tones
evoked by Mr. Frost proves him a
worthy owner Of this beautiful treas
ure.
In the out of-do activities Of the
San Marcos guests this past week
naturally the annual tournament OF
the San Marcos Golf club took prece-
dence. The qualifying rounds We're
played yesterday, with finals and
semi finals to be played today. The
scores Of the qualifying players are
given in another column
The players and visitors present
represent not only the members OF
the local club but most of the prin-
cipal clubs of the state. An attract
i've lot Of prizes are being offered ana
are being closely contested for
A special lot of fast amateur play
is being developed by some OF the
San Marcos guests. T.. D. Gilmore
Of SeWickley, Pa, IN foresome
played last week with DIR. A. j.
Chandler. ID. A. Coste of Niagara
Falls. Canada, and c. H Falkner. did
the first nine holes in par. 81: and
then Just to show that he could be
lucky as well as skillful, won
brassie that was ratified by "Scotty,"
San Marcos assistant pro"
The winner OF the tournament. be-
sides having the honor OF having his
name engraved on the big San Mar
COS cup, gets substantial prize.
With the warmer spring days,
many OF the ladies of the San Marcos
are giving most delightful informal
teas and bridge parties to their
friends on the lawn in the San Mar
COS gardens. the charming setting
lending much to the pleasure OF the
functions.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Peaaley OF Du-
buque. Iowa, and the parents OF Mrs
Warren Macarthur. Jr., OF Phoenix,
gave a luncheon on Friday at the
San Marcos which was in the nature
OF a reunion OF old Dubuque friends.
which included Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Day, .Tr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
IT. Bradley and their daughter, Mrs.
Ellis Jones, who are all stopping at
the San Marcos. Other guests at the
luncheon included Mrs. Warren NC
Arthur. Sr., Mrs. l. II. Chalmers,
Mrs Warren Macarthur. Jr. Mrs. w.
o. SweeIx and Miss Priscilla Wilson.
Bfsllop Atwood and Miss Atwood
OF Phoenix were luncheon guests OF
Mrs. A. w. Stein and George 7. Bon
ner on Thursday.
Mrs. u. F. Rowe Of Phoenix was
hostess at a very prettily arranged
luncheon at the San Marcos on
Thursday, Her guests included Mrs
pA u. Moore, Mrs. Arthur G. Dodge
Mrs. George M. Brockway, Mrs. ]. w
Wagner, Mrs. H. G. Cavness, Mrs
Herbert B. Shoemaker. Mrs. r. s
Clark. Mrs. j. S. Stark and Mrs, l.