Harvard Week Brings Arrivals for Winter Stay and Card Parties
The Harvard week welcomes old friends who plan to stay through winter. Four euchre games entertained a party of twenty four including many Village Guests. Prizes went to Dr. George S. Hill of Marblehead for men and Mrs. Charles Hansel of New York for women. Notable arrivals include Miss Macleod and Miss Edith Macleod from Canada, and Mrs. A R Morgan among others, with Pinehurst cited as a likely winter home. Seaboard line offers a $3.40 round trip from Southern Pines to Raleigh for April 30th end date and thirty day limit, aimed at guests visiting the state capital.
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George S. Hill
Marblehead
Mass
J. W. Wall
Pittsburg
Charles Hansel
New York
Edith Macleod
Miss Macfarhine
Miss Crawley
Crawley
Wallace
Warren
Till
Tall
Williamson
Bruce
Master Abbott
Miss Macleod
Canada
A. R. Morgan
Jd. A. Gard
Sallie Sands Gard
Gaston
Connecticut
Pinehurst
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Southern Pines
Raleigh
Master Abbott and Miss Elliott Win Handicap Mixed Doubles
Abbott of Bethlehem and Elliott of Waterville win the handicap mixed doubles at The Holly Inn courts after hard fought rounds. Final: Abbott and Elliott beat Tall of Pittsburg and Davis of Raleigh 7-6 6-1. Preliminary matches feature Hall and Davis, Applebaum, Wallace, Scott, and committee leadership by Applebaum Hall and Washine. Villagers watched from the hotel veranda.
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Holly Inn Courts
Carl Abbott
Bethlehem
N.J
Lela Elliott
Waterville
N. IL
J. W. Tall
Pittsburg
Mary G. Davis
Raleigh
Mr. Hall
Miss Davis
M. EB. Applebaum
New York
Master Abbott
Miss Elliott
Gilbert R. Wallace
Boston
W. Edward Scott
Portland
Applebaum
Hall
Washine
Modelling Party Planned At The Iolly Inn
A modelling party is planned for next Wednesday evening at The Iolly Inn. The Village guests are invited to participate with modelling wax to fashion creative pieces within a time limit. Exhibits will be judged by vote and prizes awarded to the best creation.
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Iolly Inn
Browning Wives Inspire Poetical Rivalry
The remark notes Browning wrote better poetry than Mrs Browning since he had Mrs Browning as his muse. It reflects a playful rivalry about literary inspiration and talent.
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Browning
Mrs. Browning
Charles and Madge Courtship Exchange of Wry Banter
A playful exchange between Charles and Madge reveals a light hearted, affectionate back and forth as he begs for marriage and she jokes about a heart in the right place, hinting at mutual affection despite mock refusals.
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Charles
Madge
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J. Wallice Browne
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George Kepler
Philadelphia
G.S. Baxter, Jr
B. W. Hunter
W. TH. King
L. W. Hudgins
Greensboro
Tee Raleigh
Master Abbott and
Misa Elliott
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Holly Inn
Pinehurst, N. C
A. S. Creamer
Carolina
Jolly Inn
F. H. Abbott
the Uplands
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MT. Kineo House
Kineo
Moosehead Lake
Maine
C. A. Judkins
Pinehurst Casino
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