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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1904
Page
3
Mrs Myra D Paterson of Pinehurst won the Baltusrol Club Championship final six up and four to play over Mrs J A Manice, the Metropolitan champion. Paterson, a Vinehurst player, has long visited Vinehurst and is expected to return later in the season.
The Souvenir department has moved to the front beside the Pharmacy and the former room now houses the shoe and mens furnishings. Toys sit opposite souvenirs, and a new women focused art needlework department offers cut leather and palm leaf work. The Pharmacy has been transformed and the stock enlarged.
Mr John D Rockefeller sent a subscription during the week to the Pinehurst paper reflecting his continued interest in the village after a delightful winter visit. Derby England also subscribed, joining several papers traveling across the Atlantic weekly to Pinehurst during the winter season to bring good cheer to Pinehurst Lovers.
Mrs. George L. Sanderson of Williamsport Pennsylvania is visiting her daughter Mrs T B Cotter at The Cypress. She spent last winter here and made many pleasant acquaintances.
The first regular Saturday afternoon tea was served at the Golf Club House on Saturday afternoon, enjoyed by over seventy five Village guests. The Holly Inn orchestra provided music.
Charles W. Frazer of Brooklyn nets 194 with 75 handicap to claim the Wine Cup. J. W. Wall of Pittsburg also carried 75 handicap and placed second at 181 as the field ranged 167 to 118. Friday shoots replace Saturday events due to golf conflicts. detailed scores follow.
The Porter family led by George D. Porter from Toronto Canada stays at The Magnolia to endure the winter season, seeking shelter and residence through the cold months.
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