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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1915
Page
2
The Holly Inn is a popular Southern hotel offering 200 guests capacity with an enlarged lobby, private baths, steam heating, open fires, a music room, Dutch room, billiard room, daily concerts and dancing. Excellent cuisine and service are promised from January to May under Manager F. C. Abbe.
The piece notes anticipation of a championship tournament while April claims attention over March. It mentions a twenty two hole finish and spring’s arrival as people plan dances, bridge, and tea. Visiting golfers include W. Johnson of Wilkes Barre and other duos from Durham New York Indianapolis and Durham for the tourney.
A long list of visitors from Boston Geneva Pittsfield Philadelphia Cardiff England Montclair and Toronto stayed a week or more at The Carolina for April including Mr Charles Lt Langsdorf Mrs D Langsdorf Miss Katherine Hayes Miss Barbara Steele Miss Maclay and many others. They joined golfers and attended a tournament with resident hosts and friends from New York Boston Chicago and Hartford.
The Holly Inn hosts a busy midseason crowd with sixty in a daylong putting contest won by Miss Barbara Blatchford Mrs J P Williamson Paul Blatchford and C A McCormick. Guests include W A Stewart from New York L C Walker from Muskegon J Legg from Worcester Ormond Rambo Amos Y Lesher from Philadelphia and many others from Boston Philadelphia Atlantic City Ann Arbor and more with Thursday dance night attracting cottagers.
Gueatsa at Pine Crest Inn includes G. D. Letcher and B. LE. Vaughan of Lexington Virginia C. Campbell of Montreal E. B. Cochran of North Hatley Robert MacDonald of Sherbrooke F. E. Rogers of Pelham Manor and Arthur P. Drury and Paul O. Drury of Washington as late arrivals.
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