The Glenwood post., 1915-08-07
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H0tel Co&orSdc; also informal dances
duFisg tAs other days of the weekfi
At ths Cesnfry club polo is PLAYED
every fhsrsday and Saturday and al
most any day the polo ground is tie
seeae Of sammer gaiety. Riding and
hunting Parties take place continual. !.
and midnight swimming parties in the
large outdoor swimming pool are popu-
~ Ssss1n This seasaa. fAses vkn b
= court golf tournament at the beau
tiful lava links the first of next week
and later On tennis tournament.
Mr.. and Mr.. Henry Kaufman, New
York, are spending the summer here.
Mr.. Kaufman is not in the best Of
health, but he finds the invigoratins z
mountain air strengthening and de
lightful.
n. II. Moor entertained at an afte--
noon tea the Country club after the
polo match Thursday afternoon. There
were twenty five enjoyed his hospi-
tality.
Bishop r. ?. Thurston, of Oklahoma,
who is sPending a few days at Yeo-
man raneh near here, was the guest
Of the Hotel Colorado Monday. Miss
Elsie Burke, who is also visiting at
tAs Yssoao ranch, spent the weekend
At the ColosaIo.
Mr.. and Mrs. harrington Moore, New
York, Feturned from a camping trip
NeaAay. They had been to Deep and
Asvias lakes where they enjoyed n
pleasant outing. The Aoores will speud
ths Psst Of the season at the Redstone
Inn.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday 4
mixed golf tournament was held at the
Country elub. In the finals Mr.. ard
Mrs. Chs. c. King of Memphis were
the winner. There were several dou-
bles entered for the games and the
playing was close and spirited through
out.
Miss Keaftimer and Miss Howard
KEELING Of London are spending = week
at the Hotel Colorado.
Tuesday afternoon a fast polo match
was played at the Country club be-
tween the Blues and the Whites. The
game was closely contested and II
looked like it was going to be 4 tie
until near Ne end of the playing when
the Blues scored twice making the tally
81 in their favor. The lineup was as
follows: Whites-E. Stephen, J. B.
Deacon, H. Peabody, Jack Orb. Blues -
W. B. Huston, Jack Campion, Steve
Baxter, B. Weaver.
The following are guests at Glenwood
Springs 1r. and Mn 4 4 LAttIs,
Mrs. J. O.. Leake, Memphis; Mrs. J.
w. Jones snd daughter, New Orleans:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Horan, w. P.
Horan, Jr., Frank J. Horan, Paul Hor-
An, Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Pur-
cell and daughter, Denver.
An auto party consisting of two big
carr from Fsrt Collins spent the week
end here while en- route to the Cali
fornia expositions over the Midlau,l
trail. The following made up the par
ty: Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Parker,
Mrs. T. II. Robertson, Miss Helen Rob
ertson, Scott Robertson and T. H. Rob
ertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Hoag, Salt Lake,
are stopping at the Hotel Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. JacOba of Atlanta
ar. guests in Glerwood Tor the season.
Mrs. Harry Van Mater gave a bridge
luncheon Wedsssaay at the Hotel Col,
orado in honor Of Mrs. Haynes Ellis
and Miss Loula Long. The invited
guests were: Mrs. Alex H. Revell,
Mrs. John Campion, Mrs. c. H. East,
Mrs. H. P Peabody, Mrs. Luther, Mrs
Haynes. Mrs. James Lattimer, Mrs. E.
E. Lucas, Mrs. Barrie Huston, Mrs
Emmet Dwyer, Mrs. Stewart, Mis-:
Claflin and Miss Joy Gilkeson.
The Misses Clara and Julia KoosieI
of st. Louis recently arrived in Glen
wood Springs and will spend the sum
mer here. They are stopping at thi
Hotel Colorado.
Alex H. Reven won the handical
golf tournament which was held at the
Country club the latter part of last
week. The thsse players who finishe
highest were: Revell, 1871; East, 14si
and Campion, 145.
Miss Louia Long, the horsewoman
Mrs. Haynes Ellis and children, Aarths
and Master Rshert Ellis, arrived her
in . private ear from Kansas Cit!
Tuesday morning. Miss Long spends
her summers in Glenwood Springs ev
cry year. She will be here for th'
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