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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
4
Terms of subscription include single copies and advertising rates. Notices of marriages births and deaths invited free. Ads up to five lines at 25 cents weekly. Send orders to Arthur I Spissey publisher Pinehurst Moore County North Carolina second class mail matter. Readers urged to share issue with others who should know about Pinehurst.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph notes the recurring domestic task of planning meals from breakfast to supper. It portrays a woman’s worry over what to eat as a constant, endless cycle, suggesting relief only if someone else handles meal suggestions.
A series of guest notices from the Holly Inn include Alex Webb of Raleigh visiting last Monday, George W. Crockett of Boston arriving, Arthur Shiaimpson of Greensboro and W S Griffin of Norfolk staying last Wednesday, B L Cole of Passaic New Jersey registering yesterday, J P Brown of Philadelphia spending weeks at the Berkshire, and E W Grege of Virginia among arrivals this week. 1 A Pulelin of New York spent a few days at the Holly Inn.
New York socialite Mrs Vroom spends last Monday in the village staying at Holly Inn. OD Chamberlain of Boston and Miss M Eldora Jones of Lunenburg are among arrivals at Holly Inn and Waldheim respectively. Several from New York City Boston and Massachusetts lodge at Berkshire Pine Grove House and Holly Inn. Residents from Troy Brookline Allston North Adams Chelsea and Aberdeen register at Holly Inn and Berkshire. Others plan continued visits as winter guests and warm spring weather beckons.
A grand two hundred fifty room hotel advertises rates at four dollars daily and twenty one dollars weekly. It highlights forty nine suites with baths and modern comforts such as steam heat open fireplaces electric lights elevator and telephone in every room.
Special notice states unforeseen delays push opening of The Carolina beyond February 1 1900. Although part could be ready by March 1 1900, manager H W Priest advises delaying until next season. Builders express the postponement was unavoidable, noting prior hotel management and openings in Highland Park and Summerville. James W Tufts signs.
The Holly Inn in Pinehurst North Carolina opened in 1895 and expanded to meet demand. It features elegant interiors bathrooms electric lights steam heat open fireplaces call bells in rooms hair mattresses daily concerts dancing and billiards. Consummatives cannot be received. R R passengers are guided to Pinehurst by electric cars. Allen T. Treadway, Manager.
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