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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1907

Page

3

Extended visit draws friends from near and far

Mr. and Mrs. EB Libbey of Cleveland will remain through April in a preluding extended visit much to the regret of many friends. Mrs J W Wallace and Miss A A Miller of Greenwich N Y join Mrs L E Montgomery and Mrs B Eaton of Bethlehem N H for a portion of the week here. Mr A H Kane of Bridgeport Conn comes for April as Mrs P Ward and her daughter from New York spend several weeks here.

EB. Libbey Cleveland J. W. Wallace A. A. Miller Greenwich N. Y L. E. Montgomery B. Eaton Bethlehem N, IT A. H.,kane Bridgeport

Notable visitors and extended stays announced

Mr. T. E. Young of Philadelphia returns for a second visit this season. Mr. and Mrs. William Knowles Cooper and their daughter Miss Anna of Springfield arrive for an indefinite sojourn. Miss Adam Ball of Washington spends six weeks here with friend Miss Mary A. McPherson on a short visit.

T. E. Young Philadelphia William Knowles Cooper Anna Springfield Adam. Ball Washington, D. C Mary A. McPherson

Magnolia Guests Share Short Stay With Local Hosts

At the Magnolia Mrs C J Phillips and daughter from Chicago finish a short visit. Mrs N J Gerwig and her daughter Alma Gerwig from Pittsburg Pa are there for a two week stay.

C. J. Phillips Chicago N. J. Gerwig Alma Gerwig Pittsburg

Tin Whistles medal play handicap for Tufts trophy

The Tin Whistles medal play handicap for the Leonard Tufts trophy drew a large field. L. D. Pierce of Boston with handicap four led at seventy four. George W. Robeson of Rochester at seventy seven and I. C. Bates Dana of Great Barrington at seventy eight followed, with the rest finishing ninety and under.

Leonard Tufts L. D. Pierce Boston George W. Robeson Rochester I. C. Bates Dana Great Barrington

Englewood Golfer Lou Hamilton Wins All-Florida Title

Louis A. Hamilton of Englewood known as Lou is noted as winner of last week's all- Florida championship. He is described as a sportsman by birth with varied experiences including fighting Indians in the west and Spaniards in Cuba, and as having given Herreshoff a close match in golf.

Louis A. Hamilton Englewood Lou Herreshoff Mr. Hamilton Cuba

NE FOURSOME One Of Berkshire Golf Attractions

The NE foursome featured Hon William B. Plunkett of Adams MA six feet four and a half and Caldwell Plunkett six feet five, Andrew Hylands six feet three and a half, and Fred J. Bailey six feet three and a half. Travis and Egan may outplay them, but the old and young combined spurred a thrilling match as Bailey and Caldwell Plunkett won by one up on the home green before a large crowd.

William B. Plunkett Adams Mass Caldwell’ Plunkett Williams Berkshire College Andrew Hylands Harvard Fred J. Bailey Berkshire County Massachusetts Travis Egan Bone Messrs Bailey Caldwell Plankett

Raleigh and Gaston Railway Capstone and News Couriers

In Raleigh, a notable newspaper man Joseph Gales began his press career. He later helped found the National Intelligencer in Washington, a premier political paper. A three day celebration marked the new Capitol and local rail link as couriers met with news of General Jackson’s victory at New Orleans and the Ghent peace ending the War of 1812.

America Raleigh Joseph Gales Mr. Seaton Washington National Intelligencer United States Capitol Raleigh and Gaston Capitol Square New York South Courier New Orleans Andrew Jackson Ghent Great Britain

Public Headings. Knicker-It Self-Possession Reading Club

A brief note comments on reading a newspaper in a club setting. It contrasts the ease a man has with reading before a woman in a car and a woman’s lesser concern, highlighting social propriety and public reading norms.

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Lenox and Cedars Magnolia Tufts Trophy Pierce Cel C. B. Dana C, West Tainter C. A. Taft C L. Becker T. B. Cotter Ez K. Rinehart, Jr OL W.L. Hurd H. W. Priest F. J. Bailey P. L. Lightbourn H. W. Ormabee W.L. North N.S. Hurd J. D. Foot T. R. Newbold T. H. Bauchle, Jr F. G. Dodd J. P. Gardiner A. G Ne” Foursome THE Holly Inn Pinehurst W. C Pinehurst, N. C Pinehurst N.C F. H. Abbott, Manacer Traymore Atlantic City, N. J Traymore Hotel Coo Richmond Hotel & H Stree D. Cc Saratoga L. Luzerne Lake Clifford M. Lewis
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