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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1903
Page
2
The scene follows a boating accident where chaperone drowns and William briefly loses his reason. Maude’s peroxide hair is restored by water, creating a dramatic tension as they search for each other. Eventually William recognizes Maude, and the true lovers reunite at last.
Several applications for copies of the conditions governing play at the Salmagundi party held at the Holly Inn last week have been received. They are printed below for information. Ten minutes will be allowed for play and the couples leading when the bell rings will progress and change partners. Players must not start until the bell rings and must cease when it rings again. All games are played with partners and the total scores of the two partners count. Details follow for Jackstraws Hearts Cut Low Dominoes Euchre Tiddledy Winks Old Maid Putting Ping-Pong. Ties decided by extra points.
The season opening match play tournament started Saturday with an 18 hole qualifier. F Hellyer of Chicago defeated F Walter Hentz of Philadelphia two up with one to play to claim the final round victory. The field included J Henry Hentz Jr and C M Brett among others.
Anthony Dommis of Boston works as The Holly Lun hotel barber among guests at the Village hotel. He numbers his patrons after the usual custom and offers ladies shampooing services as well.
Poem by v Holliater Wilson from Pinehurst dated December 1908 expresses longing for home after toil. It reflects peaceful retirement, heavenly reunion, and the comfort of home as the best good. The piece blends religious imagery with personal sentiment about rest and belonging.
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