At the Holly Inn A Congenial Winter Gathering
The Holly Inn reports a rapid influx of early season guests and praises manager Creamer and his wife for a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Notable visitors include Mrs. S. N. Green and the Milwaukee Green sisters, Miss Heffelfinger and Miss Heffelfinger of Minneapolis, the LeMoine party from Ottawa, and travelers from Chicago, Cincinnati, Salem, and Pittsburg as golf and riding outings attract many to Pinehurst.
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Carolina
Creamers
Mr. Creamer
South
S. N. Green
Green
Milwaukee
Wis
Heffelfinger
Fannie Heffelfinger
Minneapolis
F. Hellyer
Chicago
Hot Springs
H. Criss
F. K. Brush
New York
Criss
Mr. Brush
Pinehurst
J. R. Calderdine
Cincinnati
Ohio
Charles C. Sanders
Salem
Mass
W. J. Wilgus
Margaret Wilgus
Jack Wilgus
C.S. Reed
C. B. Gilfillen
St. Paul
Calvert Townley
Fry Wins Golf Match At Holly Inn In Remarkable Duel
In the Holly Inn billiard room a notable golf challenge unfolded as Menno M. Fry of Lancaster defeated Frank S. Smith of New York three up in a match played over six and three holes. Fry posted a medal score of eighty two to Smiths ninety, a result hailed as one of the era’s most remarkable contests. The scene drew hotel guests, with numerous visitors and locals noted among attendees and forthcoming guests listed. Afternoon tea in the Dutch room from four to five added to the week’s attractions.
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Frank S. Smith
New York
Menno M. Fry
Lancaster
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Mr. Fry
Fry
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