The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-09-03

. have had 4 horse show <or three DAYS.
planned and almost entirely executed by
Mr. Thayer. who Is the life and soul OF
GleuwOod In almost every respect. ably sec
onded by his fist lieutenant. Nj. Mar
tin. The polo grounds. where the show was
given. are among the most picturesque In
the country. with a fine. level stretch OF
ground, a coy grand stand. pretty little
clubhouse and a background of superb
mountain scenery. The Deyereaux. father
and two sons. who are here on their ranch.
are among the best polo players in the
State. and have made the games each day
highly interesting. A II. Thompson, on the
Kansas City team. who played yesterday.
was thrown from his pony and his right les
fractured. This IS Mr.. Thompson's third or
fourth accident on the same field. and his
friends are growing quite supersrtious-
A E. Ashbrook OF Kansas City. who has
his red and black coach Good Cheer and
his four-inhand OF fine calico horses. and
G.. E Palmer OF Denver. owner OF the coach
Glen Eyrie. are the chief prize winners OF
the horse show. A Missouri horse. Margaret
Thatcher. owned by e. b. Chamberlain OF
Bunceton. won third uoIorS among the
gated saddle horse entries yesterday. l
noticed that the animals who had not yet
become aeclimated lost their wind after be-
ing trotted round the field n few times. and
came in lathered with foam after only mild
exercise. Horses as well as humans must
get accustomed to the high altitude before
being able TO show their PAGES. which re-
minds me OF IN Eastern woman whom l
saw at Colorado Springs, after she had de-
scended Pixies Peak. Her face was a fright
full shade OF purplish red: her head. she
declared. felt ready TO burst. and her hands
were so swollen that every ring had 70 be
filed of.
DISPLEASED WITH GOLF COURSE
Mrs LII McSair. who has been ranch
ing with the Wiliamses up-countFy'
dropped into the hotel last night with Mrs
Williams, took one look at the golf COURSE.
which numbers four holes. 1 believe. but
which have never yet been able 10 locate,
and voiced her disappointment In unmeas-
ured terms. She came down loaded Win
clubs and prepared for much fun on the
links. Mr.. McNair will come out to take hs
family home early in September
Mrs. Jack" Cudahy is quite the beauty
OF the house among the young matrons-
She rides out to the horse show each DAY
In the post OF homer on the AsHor0oA
coach. wearing some Hsht-colored. hunJ
silk. either pink or white. with all sorts
OF lace and floating ends. and usually 4 big
hat, either white or black. with one long
sweeping plume, ard looks very regal and
lovely. Another much-admiTet young
woman is Mrs. Hugh Teyis OF Denver.
whose romantic history adds to her personal
charms She married Mr. Tevis last year
at Monterey. after a cOurtship OF two
Ntth-s NCuL JaL1A bA NAt AtAAN +-NSas
and IN two more weeks the bridegroom was
dead. having succumbed 10 an operation for
appendicitis. Mrs. Teyis. who Is n pro-
D..pced blonde. is now beginning to Tighten
her mourning. and looks particularly fetch
ing IN the solid white gowns and hats that
she affects
The Randolph Laughlins came today.
and are en- route TO Salt Lake Young
Robert Laughlin is with them. and % the
twenty-four hours he has been here. spent
six OF them in the pool. swimming like a
fish. or = sea-lIon- Another aTEphlhian IS
Mr.. Frank Ames. who spends a consider
able portion OF each day in the pool, occa-
sonaIly soramblins up into the big foun-
tain OF gold water which stands guard at
one end. and then following this perform
ance with a quick slide down the shute-
Travel through these Colorado resorts is
this month. Our train from Den
yer the other night was in three sections,
and on all outgoing trains one must engage
slseping-car berths several days ahead. or
else scramble for a chair car. The Buriins-
ton and other big roads coming into Den I
Yer keep we'll TO their time schedule, but l
can't say as much for the small roads far
ther West Everything is late and a walt
of three hours at the station is more fire.
Guent than agreeable. While pacing I'D and
the Colorado Springs platform | met
Father McCook, whose church has the dis |
tinction OF being the very highest In the
world IL IS in the Rockies near Breckin- |
ridge. Colo. and IS quite 12.eo0 feet above !
sea level. Saint Mary OF the Shows is It's |
appropriate name. There Is but one place
Of worship higher. a Jesuit mission in the
Himalayas
GOSSIP ABOUT GUESTS.
Edwin : prffer urEuf n fa- ~ .u. -. 4