Arizona republican., 1922-03-05
Sal! MARCOS CLUB
AIgNOUNCES AIVIIUAL
GOLF TOURNAMENT

The San Marcos golf links at
Chandler received an added attrac-
ton this past week with the COM
pletion of a clovk golf putting green,
which has been located conveniently
near the club house,
The clock golf green is not only
being most cordially welcomed by
ladies who do not care for the more
strenuous eXertion of the regular
game, but also by golfers who de-
sire TO improve their putting.
That the splendid condition of the
links is appreciated by out-of-town
players, as well as San Marcos
guests and Chandlerites. is shown by
the mahy visitors who are seen daily
on the course.
The annual golf tournament of the
San Marcos Golf club will be held
Saturday and Sunday. March 10 and
II. a handsome cup has been put
up by DR.. A, j. Chandler and invita-
tions to all the clubs in the state
have been issued. II is expected that
Phoenix. Bisbee Tucson. Douglas,
Globe and Prescott as well as other
places will send strong teams of
players. The links are in splendid
condition and some very low scores
are being anticipated.
A. G. Bartlett, c. d. Carlisle, r. d.
Howe and F. Ginger, Jr, were down
from the Evans school Sunday for
dinner and golf.
Mr.. Burk. treasurer of the firm OF
Hibbard, Spencer and Bartlett OF
Chicago. was a guest OF A. c. Bart
lett at the San Marcos Thursday for
luncheon and golf.
Other Sunday visitors included c.
Kimball Baldwin, and NJ. S. Randall
OF Chicago: r.. II. Braun. FL Paso;
III. S. Terhune. II. 3. Davies and Miss
Walter. New Jersey; J. p. Ames,
Mesa: Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Davis,
Kingman: Mrs. Tovera. Phoenix;
L. G. Holden. Boston; Whitney
Cromwell Mesa: Frank G. Learned,
Washington.D. c.: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Armstrong. Phoenix; +. A.
Pendergast and daughter Cleveland;
M. G.. Singleton and w. l. Russell
ST. Louis: Joseph r. LOTUS. Mrs. Ed
Doyle. Mrs. Hugh Doyle, Miss Mil
dred Bowers. Phoenix: Calvin Roher.
San Francisco: Eric V. Hauser and
and X b. Krump, Portland; MIR.
and Mrs. A. b. McDaniels and Mr..
and Mrs. F. ]. Curran, Springfield;
Mrs. and Miss Martin and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kay. Phoenix; Miss Ada
b. Linden. Chicago: LII. Works and
Miss Blanche Harrington, Phoenix;
Mrs. Ada Craft. New York: Mrs. p.
II. Brown and w. ID. Holt, Phoenix.
A dinner party on Monday was
made up OF Mr. and Mrs. Herald
Baxter of Phoenix, MIR. and Mrs.
Chas. S. Whitebeok Los Angeles, and
Miss Pricilla Wilson. Phoenix.
A luncheon party the same day in
cluded Mrs. w. ]. Galbraith. Mrs. G.
II. Haze leet and Mrs ]. r. Hampton,
Phoenix, and Miss Smather. San
Jose.
Mrs. L. II. Chalmers was a visitor
at the San Marcos Wednesday.
bringing with her Miss Francis II.
Dubois and Wilbur Dubois of Gin
cinnati
Mrs. c. B. Lyman and Mrs Jennie
Paul. Prescott. and Mrs. J. Fl. Null
rein and Mrs. Henry i. Eads were
also San Marcos visitors the same
day.
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Tremain We're
down from their ranch on Thursday, |
With them was Henry Goss of
Mrs. r. C. Butz. OF Sterling. III
who with her cha rmiug small |
daughter is spending the spring |
months at the San Marcos, went to
Beverly Hills, Cal, for the weekend |
to attend a house party.
A very interesting occurrence at |
the San Marcos on Wednesday eve
ming was the celebration of Korea's |
independence by the Korean en- |
ployes of the hotel.
A program was given in the Kor |
can boys house which consisted in /
singing the national anthem. solo,
reading the Korean declaration OF in /
two or three short /
patriotic addresses and a prayer. In