Social guests fill Holly Inn for spring gathering
A long list of visitors is noted at Holly Inn with many staying through April or returning for the season. Guests include Mrs BE W Alexander of Detroit and Mrs William Keller of St. Louis, plus Prof Everett Brody of Smith College and Dr J BE Connelly of Reading Mass. Local golfers and rival rovers join in the nightly bridge tables and outdoor sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. W, Alexander
Detroit
Holly Inn
Lyman Williston
Northampton
Mass
Everett Brody
Smith College
A. J. Woodward
Pepperell
J. BE. Connelly
Reading
J. J. Kindred
Kindred
Mies Kramer
New York
F. H. Agnew
Miss Agnew
Beaver
William J. Keller
St. Louis
Mra. G. Wright
Clayton Giles
Murchinson
KR. H. Gwaltney
Wilmington
N. C
R. R. Parsons
C. M. Parsons
B. R. Parsons
Flushing
N. Y
F. J. McCleod
Chicago
Gilbert Nichols
Washington
Charlies McCormick
New Brunswick
N. J
Charles J. Radhel
Newark
Paul 8. Barnhart
Greensburg
Berkshire Hampton Club Bridge Night At The Berkshire and Harvard
A Tuesday bridge party at The Berkshire and Harvard drew cottagers and guests. Mrs. P. C. Prince and Mr. C. I. King won the top two scores, with Mrs. B. A. Weston and Mr. Henry Norris second. Refreshments followed. Notables include Mr. S. Bruce Elwell Harvard ’10, Converse Wurdeman of Milwaukee, Miss Madge Butcher of London studying pistol shooting, and chaperone Mrs. T. A. Cheatham. The issue features a new golf-related cartoon and playful club chatter about golfers and foursomes, including Allan Tallow Feet and John Half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Harvard
P. C. Prince
Gorham
N. H
C. i. King
Boston
B. A. Weston
Halifax
Henry Norris
New York
Bruce Elwell
Cambridge
Maso
Elwell
Converse Wurdeman
Milwaukee
Young Wurdeman
Fair Sex
Madge Butcher
London
England
Schunck
L. C. Murcur
Towando
J. F. Cogan
Fred W. Ryall
Portland
W. B. Savage
Rutherford
N. J
2. T. Underhill
Winthrop
Allan Tallow
J. Donald Feet
John
Tallow and Feet
Mrs J R Shoaff Sings at Carolina Orchestra Concert
Mrs J R Shoaff of New York performed two songs, An Open Secret by Woodman and There is a Green Hill Far Away by Gounod, at the Carolina orchestra Sunday evening concert, with the audience enjoying the selections.
Griffin sisters of Providence mingle in colony society
The Griffin sisters Miss Alice and Miss Bessie of Providence Rhode Island are among the colony's most popular young women, with Alice active in dances and sports while Bessie, in frail health, remains beloved for her gentle manners. A Sunday tea party near Pine Bluff included Mrs. Meadows, Miss Meadows, Mrs. Stuck, Pauline Knight and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Miss Alice
Bessie
Providence
R. I
T. C. Meadows
Marie Meadows
D. K. Stuck
Buffalo
Alice and
Bessie Griffin
Pauline Knight
Madison
Wis
J. B. Kellogg
F.c.pottle
Pine Bluff
For Rent Cottage at Killcare Furnished for Season 1909 10
Mrs W C Peet owner of Killcare abroad rents cottage furnished for season 1909 10. Viewings by appointment between eleven and twelve each day next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Peet
Killcare
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. 8. Hotchkins
New Haven
R. W. Scott
Glenside
Mary E. Pierce
Whitman
Eliza C. Hathaway
Hattie P. Williams
Taunton
J. W. Seward
Petersburg
C. A. King, Jr
Country Club
Allan Lard
Pinehurst
Chevy Chase
the Carolina
J. BR. Shoaff
Magnolia
THE
Garolina
H. JA. Priest
Carolina
Pinehurst Springs
Pinehurst, N. C
F. C. Abbe
Manacer
Traymore
Atlantic City
Traymore Co
O. MarQueTre
Ware
Packard Bros
Pinebluff, N.C
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