William F. Cody Papers 2

San Diego Magazine January 1955 with photographs of Mission Valley Country Club on the cover and page 20. In the cover photograph, a man stops and smiles at a woman posing on a trampoline.

Excerpt contains photographs of Louise Nicoletti and the Palm Springs Spa.

Front cover headline reads 'Everybody Wants In(n)'. Text in the bottom left reads: 'The new Tennis Club Hotel in its San Jacinto Mountain jewel-like setting adjacent to the Tennis Club's dining rooms, cocktail facilities and swimming and therapy pools (center) with tennis courts, tennis pro shop and Tennis Club condominiums to the left and Tennis Club bungalows in left foreground. It's easy to see why the Tennis Club Hotel and Bungalows are operating at full capacity and all indications are that this is the Tennis Club's greatest year in its history.

The magazine for May 1974 discusses the easter brunch, the Monte Carlo ball, and the Polynesian party that took place at the Tennis Club. The magazine highlights the Palm Springs Academy of Medicine's tennis competition, celebrity golf, and fishing and hunting opportunities in the area.

Periodical newsletter that publishes happenings at the Tennis Club Hotel resort. This issue celebrates the grand opening of the resort's luxury hotel.

Cover photo and article written about Cody's design in the new Palm Springs Tennis Club Hotel.

Periodical newsletter published by the Tennis Club and Tennis Club Hotel featuring all of the summer activities at the resort.

Palm Springs Villager January 1957 issue with advertisement for The Springs restaurant opening in Cameron Center, photograph of Mrs. Pearl McCallum McManus riding a horse, and photograph of Winifred Cody at Thunderbird Ranch and Country Club. Text on the first page of the excerpt reads: 'Now open! Palm Springs' -- and the world's -- most exotic new restaurant: The Springs in Cameron Center; ....corner of the Villa Nova Room where a spring wells up behind the glass and rock wall.'

Magazine advertisement for Eldorado Country Club with pictures of fountain and dining room.

Pictured (L to R): 'Harpo Marx (third from left) broke ground in October for Tamarisk's $250,000 club building. Others are Monte Herbert, Lou Halper, Harry Tugend, M.O. Anderson, William Cody and Paul Addessi.' - Frank S. Partridge, Jr. 'Mr. and Mrs. James E. French and their Pekingese. Mr. French is president of O'Donnell Golf course.' 'Ben Shearer, vice-pres., O'Donnell Golf course, and vigorous supporter of gold in the desert area.' '(1) USGA officials have been invited to visit the winter golf capital this season. In the picture: Joe Dey, exec. sec.,; Charlie Lindeman, pres. Seattle Gold Club; Totten P. Heffelfinger, pres.; John Ames, sec. (2) O'Donnell Gold Club directors: Fred Ingram, Reuben Fleet, J.E. French, pres.,; J.H. Ballinger and Milton Hicks (3) Thunderbird's polo team: Frank Bogart, capt.; Guy Campbell and Harry Merrill. (4) Mrs. M.O. (Vi) Anderson, daughter Mrs. Hugh Becket, and grandchildren. (5) Rip Arnold, Cherry Hills pro; Ben Hogan, A.A. Littler and Monte Moncreit at Thunderbird. (6) Thunderbird's officers and directors: Jack Allgaier, Joe Froggatt, treas.; John Dawson, pres.; Paul Prom, Barney Hinkle (seated) Lou Manseau, vice-pres.; Milt Hicks, Joe Getz, sec.'

Detail of page 71 of 1961-1962 edition of Palm Springs Magazine, focusing in on the photograph of the Welmas building photograph. See https://digital.lib.calpoly.edu/rekl-94448 for the entire page.

William F. Cody pictured in the center of page 13 of the June 1965 issue of Palm Springs Life.

The text reads: 'Shown from left are Phil Regan, vice president; Harry F. Chaddick, president; William Cody, architect; Larry Feagans, First American Title Co., and vice mayor, George Beebe. This ceremony was attended by a large gathering of enthusiastic members who know that this "aristocrat" of all condominiums will reflect the true image of luxury. Only fifty of these prestige homes are to be built. If you or your friends are interested do come in, or write us for the list of choice locations still available. Applications are now being taken by our sales staff.'

Spread on the Haines studio-office, pg. 86-87 of World's Contemporary Architecture. Published by the SHOKOKUSHA Publishing Co., Inc.