Weekly journal-miner., 1920-03-24
Castle Hot Springs

The cotillion arranged by Manager Edward T. Gushee last Saturday night was a picturesque carnival of color and amusement. The ballroom was effectively decorated in spring blossoms and palms, and over all was the spell of youthful feminine loveliness, together with the richness of gowns in fashions latest allure ments. The many beautiful favors distributed during the dance added charming effect to the scene. The evening ended with burst of mer- riment and amid showers of confetti and serpentine, quite Mardi Gras in its effect
 A few of the many handsomely gowned ladies were: Mrs. Walter Tod, black velvet and pearls; Mrs. J. Roosevelt Roosevelt, orchid satin Mrs. Walter Shaw, black jet beaded satin; Mrs. w. K. Williams, pastel blue chiffon; Mrs. Gladys Jefries, ecru lace and diamond ornaments; Mrs Alexander Hyde, black velvet and gold lace; Mrs. Frank Elliott, nile green tafeta and fillet lace; Mrs. Will Eaton, lavendar satin; Mrs. R. H. Larsen, black chiffon with silver girdle; Mrs. J. H. Garahty, black georgette; Mrs. George L. Johnson, beaded chiffon in latest two-tone pastel shade; Mrs. J. B. Terbel, pale blue taffeta; Mrs. A. r. Marsh, orchid and pink satin; Miss Louise Garaghty, crystal embroidered white net; Miss Rowena Williams, black net; Miss Rowena Day, pale pink tafeta and lace; Miss Margaret Dow, lavender voille with two-toned ribbon sash; Miss Norine Bordlcy, yellow taffeta evening gown; Miss Sabra Beaumont, pale lavander and green pussy willow silk trimmed with beaded grapes; Miss Mary Glo- yer, white lace over pink satin.
 On Friday evening Miss Sabra Beaumont and Miss Katherine Odessa Packard, assisted by Mrs. William McFerren and Mrs. A. F. Marsh, were gracious hostesses at a Welsh rarcbit supper prepared over the fireplace in the grill room and partaken of by some 30 members of the younger colony now wintering at the Springs.
 Everyo.c seems to be thinking of golf ;- Castle Hot Springs. Last Saturday afternoon the golf course was literally studded with golfers, and interested spectators who were watching the outcome of the golf tournament being played for the cups presented by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tod. The beautiful trophies were captured by Miss Edith Eaton and F. B. Stitt. Later that evening, led by J. Roosevelt Roosevelt the guests paraded to the grill room to surprise MT. Tod ill commemoration of the anniversary of MT. and Mrs. Tod's wedding. Delicious refreshments and singing were the delight of the happy gathering.
 On Sunday the Castle Hot Springs Golf club rendered a tournament toI the employees of the hotel, the prizes being two beautiful cups. The first prize was won by Louis MicheauX and the second prize by Chris Boyia- rides.
 On Monday the golfers again turned out en masse to play for the cups presented by Mir and Mrs j. E. Roche. the result being a tie game between Mrs. R. H. Larsen and Alexander Hyde, and Mrs. Gladys Jetfries and Walter Tod. The tie was played off in the afternoon, Mrs. Jeffries and Mir Tod winning with net 36 against 36 of their op- ponents.
 The St. Patrick's Day golf tour. nament Is hole medal play , ball foursome was attended by all the golf enthusiasts and some wonder fu1 scores turned i'll. The winners with a score of 72 for IS holes were Miss Mary Glover, Russian platinum and H. L. Williams, i book ends; Mrs. Frank Elliott, silver cracker jar and Alexander Hyde, ! bronze swan incense burner and their score was 75.
 New arrivals are still pouring into Castle Hot Springs and among these are Mir. and Mrs. Williams and Miss Margaret Williams, Little Falls, N. Y.; Mrs. William McFerren, Chi cago; David s. Gray, Columbus, O.; Paul F. Gardner Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. George s. Payson, Miss How ard, Miss Hayden, Waterbury, Conn
 w. A. Drake and T. c. Norris were both visitors from Prescott.