Cross saddle gains ground among young riders at Pinehurst
Riding instructors praise the cross saddle as the natural, safer method for women riders. They argue it develops muscles evenly, reduces one sidedness, and lessens shying than the traditional side saddle. Proponents concede some opposition but note rapid progress in adoption.
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Pinehurst
Department Store Plans Big Christmas Trade Opening Evenings
LDYFO Department Store announces a planned Christmas trade push from Wednesday through after the holidays. Stores will stay open evenings until nine o'clock. Stock is described as complete and seasonable with toys, novelties, souvenirs, gloves, belts, waist patterns, handkerchiefs, needlework, toilet articles, Hudnut's perfumes, pictures, and a wide range of items for men, women, boys and girls.
Baby Stifel cup invites women’s golf event at country club
An invitation producing the Baby Stifel cup competition at the Country Club House on Saturday gave a pleasant afternoon for players and onlookers. Mrs J G Dolson of New York won with a low 18. Other scores follow: Merriman 19 Hill 20 Blumenthal 21 Wilson 22 Lilenthal Tuttle 23 Elizabeth Stifel 24 Stifel 27 Hilton 28.
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Edward Stifel
J. G. Dolson
New York
Merriman
Hill
Blumenthal
Wilson
Regular Sunday Concert At The Inn Features Three Singers
The Inn hosting a Sunday evening concert drew extra interest with Mrs. W. E. Hilton of Washington soprano Mrs. E. W. Stifel Wheeling mezzo soprano and Mrs. J. D. Merriman Wheeling contralto. Program included Grand March Festival Mendelssohn Vocal Duet Spring Song La Papillote intermezzo Two Days D Hardelot plus solo and ensemble pieces from Nevin Saint Saens White and Bizet Carmen ending with God Be With You.
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The
W. E. Hilton
Washington
E. W. Stifel
J. D. Merriman
Wheeling
Lenox and Cedars welcomes winter visitors
Mr and Mrs George A Peck of South Egermont Mass return for the winter. Mr Henry M Pratt of Yonkers will spend the season here. Master John Roe of Elmyra joins his parents. Miss Anne L Hay of Summit N J returns for her second winter. A Christmas day frolic is planned with a greased pig chase for colored caddies with a purse as prize.
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George A. Peck
South Egermont
Mass
Henry M. Pratt
Yonkers
John ©. Roe
Elmyra
Anne L. Hay
Summitt, N. J
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