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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1904

Page

5

Influx of Guests at The Berkshire This Spring

The Berkshire welcomes a spring influx of season guests and predicts a full house for six weeks. Notable attendees include Miss A R Taggart of New York and Miss M 3 Maitland of Media, Pa., with several visitors from New York, Boston, Lynn, and Toronto. Many guests are returning or extending stays, including Mr C S Joslin and Mrs Land. Miss Alice R Taggart departs Wednesday, leaving friends regretful.

Berkshire Sherrard A. Rn. Taggart New York M. 3. Maitland Media Ugh Anderson Pittsburg J. H. Stagg Clinton L. Conkling Springfield B. W. Clind Erneest N. Wright Newton Centre Mass Louise Billings Boston Mra Richard WH. Greene Edna M. Greene F. Burton Darton Ariel Burton Cuxhaven Minn J. A. Miner George E. Ball Alice R. Taggart

Bridge Whist Party Honors Mrs A F McDonald

Mrs Ritchie Lawrie of Pittsburg entertained at a bridge whist on Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs A F McDonald of Pittsburg. Guests included Mrs Joseph K K Cass New York Mrs Arthur Co Ketcham New York Mrs D MelKay Lloyd Pittsburg Mrs G W Murdock Cold Springs NY Mrs George L Sanderson and Miss M Emily Sanderson Williamsport Pa and Mrs E G Kayes Canandaigua NY. Mrs Murdock won the dainty prize offered. The Mission Guild of Emmanuel Episcopal Church Southern Pines will hold a sale at Kings Daughter's Hall on Thursday April seventh beginning at two o'clock. Dolls fancy articles toys a high grade of strictly fresh home made candy will be offered for sale Ice cream and cake will be served. Many visitors from Pinehurst are expected.

Ritchie Lawrie Pittsburg Bridge Whist A. F. McDonald Pitsburg Joseph KK. Cass New York Arthur Co. Ketcham D. MelKay Lioyd G. W. Murdock Cold Springs N.Y George L. Sanderson M. Emily Sanderson Williamsport Missio Guild Emmanuel Jepiscopal Church Southern Pines Kings Daughter's Hall Pinehurst

Entertaining Bridge Party at The Carolina by Ford Daughters

Miss Ford and Miss Stella Ford hosted a bridge whist evening at The Carolina with seven tables. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Cass, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. McKelvey, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, and numerous others. prizes ranged from a travelling clock to a pewter stein. Winners named were Miss Mary Lloyd, Mrs. Lloyd, Miss Bennett, Mr. McMillan, Mr. Leyd, and Mr. McKelvey.

Miss Ford Stella Ford K. L. Ford Detroit Mich Carolina Joseph K. Cass D. Mek. Lloyd William McKelvey J. D. Climo Ef. L. Brady Misa Heffelfinger F. Settelfinger Mary Lloyd Jane Lloyd Forsman Tiers C Ass Barnett H. Barnett George H. Angel William Arnold Charles Cass N.L. McCutcheon Sterling McMillan Henry Lloyd Lloyd McMillan Lieyd McKelvey

Brevities brief wit and sarcasm illustrated booklet

Brevities by Lisle De Vaux Matthewman and Clare Victor Dwiggins, from Henry T. Coates & Co., Philadelphia, adds another Whimlets Crankisms title. The volume blends wit and sarcasm with illustrations, offering a compact, distinctive humor. Matthewman’s past reviewer perspective colors lines such as conscience and friends letting slip opportunities, and a quip about hearts and heads swelling.

Lisle de Vaux Matthewman Clare Victor Dwiggins Henry T. Coates & Co Philadelphia Matthewman

Old Point social life features dinners and golf

At Old Point near Hampton Roads a social season thrives with dinners luncheons and bridge. Mrs W W Spence Jr of Baltimore hosted a private card party aboard the Chamberlin with bridge prizes. Col W A Jones and Mrs Jones entertained ten aboard the Jessamine cruising the harbor visiting the Ship Yard Hight houses and light ships and calling on the Franklin commandant. Noted guests included Judge Thomas Wilson Gen J Ford Kent Gen Farley Gen Sullivan and others as spring guests arrive.

OL Port Comfomr Farley Thinehast Sullivan U.S. A

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