Notable Visitors Arrive at Holly Inn Berkshire and Other Hotels
A stream of guests checks into Holly Inn Berkshire Inn and related hotels. Be L Fuller of Boston, I S Leard of Raleigh, EK M Barnes and wife from New Jersey, W P Slocovick of New York, Trotter of Charlotte, Mrs Philip N Wadleigh from Liverhill, Miss L Vina Pierce of Lynn, Lawrence Endicott of New York, William Messervy of Milton, So Thille of Cleveland, Miss E M Browne of New London, Misses Thomas of Cleveland, AJ R Watchinson and wife of Boston, M Bowes and wife, and Nl W Rice and wife frequent the Berkshire and related inns for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. M. Barnes and
Wife
New Jersey
Holly Inn
Kk. M. Browne
New London
Seasonal Guests Fill Holly Inn and Nearby Resorts
A parade of visitors from New York Detroit Chicago and many East Coast cities stay at Holly Inn Molly Inn Cedars and Berkshire in Pinehurst area. Families and couples from Worcester Boston Philadelphia and Bangor are noted guests with several planning to remain through the season and return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Abercrombie
Worcester
Mass
Berkshire
North
Walter TH. Parcels
Lewistown
Welcome Cottage
Pinehurst
Charles S. Parker
Dorchester
Holly Inn
Progressive Hearts Party at Holly Inn
A Wednesday evening progressive heart party was held in the Holly Inn music room supervised by Mrs. James W. Tufts. Ten tickets were drawn with prizes including a Pinehurst souvenir spoon for first ladies, a memorandum tablet for second, and a Japanese fan for the ladies booby prize. First gentlemen's prize went to Bandana Ballals, second to FE Probusco. gentlemen's booby prize was a corkscrew. Lemonade and Mike were served as the event was enjoyed by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taist
Holly Inn
James W. ‘Tufts
George B. Carpenters
BE. B. Allison
B. Such
FE. Probusco
C. Morrison
A.T. Pray
Mike
Fox hunt ends with capture near Palmetto gate
Fox Hut, Messrs Uuffstickier and Wicker of Pinehurst and I T Powell of Aberdeen led a large village turnout and riders through Pinehurst yesterday. A caged fox was released near the village gate at the Palmetto and given five minutes to run before the hunt started. The hounds pursued across about two and a half miles from the village, ending their chase half a mile beyond McDonald's Grove. Pinehurst photographer C C Vale captured several vivid pictures of the scene as the pack and riders sped through the gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Uuffstickier
Wicker
Pinehurst
I. T. Powell
Aberdeen
Southern Pines
Palmetto
Reynard
McDonald’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baker’s
Baron von Liebig
Baker’s Chocolate
Henry S. Davis
Pinehurst, N. C
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester, Mass
BE. L. Fuller
Boston
Holly Tnn
I. S. Leard of
Raleigh
W. P. Slocovick
New York
the Berkshire
Trotter of
Charlotte
Berkshire List
Philip N. Wadleigh
Iliverhill, Mass
Polly Inn
L. Vina Pierce
Lynn
Lawrence Endicott
William Messervy
Bimilton, Mass
Thille
Cleveland
Ohio
Holly Iin
E. M. Browne
New London, Conn
The
Ino
Thomas
AJ R. Watchinson and Wife
Hre
M. Bowes
Berks
W. Rice
Ana
Mawnolin
J. J. Thurston
Detroit, Mich
E. Probasco
Chicago
Henry Clay Graton
Worcester, Mass
H.S. Herr
Bessie Herr
Pittsburg
the Cedars
J.B. Hollister
Rutland, Vt
Molly Inn
George O. Carpenter
Kenneth Carpenter
St. Louis
Williun D. Phillips
Will
F. A. Schirmer
Cyrus ‘?. Schirmer
Newton Millls
M. C. Peirce
M. C. Peirce, Jr
Ada Peirce
Louesa ‘Trankle
Bangor
William Ss. Stair
York
P.M. Prescott
Washington, D.C
Holly Tun
Kimball
Portsmouth
N. PL
Nell Gamble
Times Gamble Reighars
O. H W. Reighard
Williamsport
Polly Tun
Wetherill
Horace
F. E. Derbyshire
G. M. Crosby
W. H. Worth
Laura Ward
Willian TI. Kennedy
B. F. Irving
Jeanette Irving
Henry Irving
Tewistown
Lenox
Edward Everett Bill
Springfield
Hollyton
William A. Warden
Hawthorne Cottage
Fox Hut
Jefferson
Richmond
America
Photograph Studio
Charles E. Vale
Pinemarst, N.C
J. L. Pottle
Lessee and
Mer
Lamnweists
Johnson’s Pharmacy
Southern Pines, N. C
Southern Pines News Depot
S. B. Morton
Masseuse
Beacon
Lamperts
A. D.ost
Clair, Manmiger
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