Thursday, December 8, 2011

Friends' festive luncheon at Broadmoor Golf Club

Cathi Hatch and Katie Laramore
Today, I attended a friends' festive holiday luncheon at Broadmoor Golf Club.  I attended with my daughter, Katie Laramore and we had so much fun catching up with many friends including Janet True, Annette Parks, Mitzi Morris, Dorothy Fluke, Eve Alvord, Kathleen Shoup, Pat Fearey, Cyndee Halper, Lynn Ries, Barbara Ries, Carolyn Stewart, Mary Herche, Anita Braiker, Lorna Kneeland, Evelyn Zabo, Clodagh Ash, Sandi Sabey, Diane Sabey, and Polly Teeter.

Janet True and Cathi Hatch
Several younger friends were there also including Effie True, Merrill Behnke, Paige Green Dunn, and Carole Alvord.

The luncheon was delicious and especially fun to see were the polar bear "cake" centerpieces on the buffet.

Happy holidays and Merry Christmas!

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4 comments:

  1. electric golf buggyMarch 4, 2012 at 10:32 PM

    Looks like an amazing time spent with friends. Nothing beats the luxury of accommodations as well as the relaxing activities in prestigious golf country clubs.

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  2. andyyyMay 13, 2012 at 6:50 PM

    I agree with electric golf buggy, it is indeed an amazing experience when you throw your party in a golf country club. They have amazing facilities that you would definitely enjoy. You can even have mini golf tournaments and give away prizes. online golf stores

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  3. AngelineJuly 31, 2012 at 10:23 PM

    I agree. Doing such party in a golf country club can be very rewarding. It is also one of the best places to implement golfing techniques that you have learned through golf lessons online while enjoying a small talk with your visitors.

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