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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1908
Page
4
The week offered strong crowds as baseball fans enjoyed games between Village and Carolina. Village beat Carolina 12 to 3 on Thursday, evening the series after Tuesday’s 8 to 7 Carolina win. Friday’s benefit doubled as Village won 6 to 4, with Carolina replying 11 to 6 the next day.
David T Leahy of Brooklyn won a trophy offered by Leonard Tufts in a Tuesday afternoon hand special trap event with ten targets. Marie Sinclair of Boston finished second, C A Lockwood of New York third, and Bandmaster John Philip Sousa fourth. A witty note appeared at The Carolina during the week.
The birthday of Miss Vesta Blake sparked a pleasant afternoon with Misses Katherine Leach Elizabeth Leach Rosamund Cummings Esther Tufts and Richard Tufts. Evening entertainment followed by supper featured Elizabeth Leach and Lincoln Cummings. Mint julep party hosted by Mr and Mrs Allan Lord attracted many Carolina guests. A bridge party led by Mrs J C Head saw Mrs M B Johnson and Mrs C M Hanrahan win trophies. A surprise dinner celebrated Mrs W Tyson Romaine with many attendees. The Carolina bell boys golf tournament proceeds for a prize donated by Harry Dutton of Boston.
The deed of the Village Hall was passed during the week and the Pinehurst Religious Association Incorporated is now owner of the property free from debt. One informal dinner at The Carolina hosted by Mrs. F. I. Heffelfinger of Minneapolis. guests included Miss E. Marie Sinclair, Miss Mary M. Bates, Miss Elizabeth Farrelly, S. V. Farrelly, N. S. Hurd, J. V. Hurd. Also notes that manager A. J. Creamer returns to The Kearsage at North Conway, N. H., this summer. Hood the pool expert entertained guests with shots and running commentary. visits by Mrs. W. T. Jenny and Master Leonard Jenny of Medford to Cypress cottage of Mrs. James W. Tufts.
Pinehurst School accepts boys and girls at any time for any duration. The program is individualized so students continue their prior studies. Pupils may bring their own books and a plan from their teachers to cover ground, enabling seamless rejoining after any stay in a structured, distraction free environment.
Primary and intermediate tutoring options list season and week prices with set hourly rates. College preparatory plan costs are given and private tutoring is $2 per hour. Mr Lightbourn can be consulted at specific venues on listed weeknights or by appointment.
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