Boston Couple Lodges Brief Stopover
Mr and Mrs C G Loring of Boston are making a short visit, stopping briefly in the area to rest and sightsee during their travels.
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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1911
Page
3
Mr and Mrs C G Loring of Boston are making a short visit, stopping briefly in the area to rest and sightsee during their travels.
The Berkshire hosts Miss Mary T. Jones of Brooklyn and Messrs Danforth Jones and N Chandler Jones of New York for a fort night. J Curley of New York will remain. Arthur P Jones of Norfolk joins his wife and child. Miss Williams of Cape Charles stays several weeks. Mrs James C Parsons of Cambridge and Miss Helen Lewis of Waltham visit briefly. Herbert M Smith of Rome stays a few days. Leroy Leighton of Worcester will stay sometime. L H Wetherell of Boston spent a few days. D Herbst of Wilmington joins the golfers. Mahlon Evans and wife of Harrisburg return for their annual visit.
At The Lexington several groups of visitors are in town for extended visits. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Davis of Somerville are here for ten days on their way home from Florida. Mrs. C. D. Hannum, Mrs. George Darlington and Miss Margaret Towns of Kenneth Square Pa. are spending a fortnight here. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Spaulding of Newport Vt. and Mr. and Mrs. Waldo of Pepperell will remain several weeks.
A draft piece in The Fineco Manuscripts for the April Pinecone recalls a Maine child’s snowshoeing story amid sunny days. Editors urge submission of all school manuscripts to The Outlook editor by next Saturday.
A transportation center combines an aeroplane beside the railroad station and automobile access on the opposite side. The design envisions a modern hub likely to intrigue readers tracing the era’s progress, with echoes of earlier American frontier activity on nearby lands.
Chick Evans expresses strong likelihood of competing in the British Open. He notes only American who previously won it was a Pinehurst golfer and believes his chances are solid as one of the few Americans with the right to attempt the title.
A. F. Lopez of Brooklyn won the final weekly trap shooting tournament with a net score of ninety. Miss E. Marie Sinclair of Boston placed second with eighty three, L. C. Hopkins of Brooklyn finished third with sixty six, and H. K. Avery of Detroit was fourth with sixty three.
All Moore County gathered for a Saturday exhibition of biplane flights. Pinehurst residents mingled with travelers arriving by special train. The display, three flights, showcased progress from novelty to nostalgia as Monsignor Biplane loses fairy prince status and golf returns to favor. Beachey focuses on pupil Middleton, with some riders to be flown to Fayetteville on the sixth.
Sunday Evening’s concert at The Carolina drew praise for a varied program. Overture Norma by Bellini opened the night with Lack Kammend Ostrow Rubinstein performing a clarinet solo Morceau de Concert opus 31. Demeisseman, Mr. W. D. Herrick and two Hungarian Dances by Brahms followed, with Mennett, G. Bolzoni, and selections from Otello by Verdi completing the program.
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