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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1913
Page
2
The article notes a holiday spirit in the village with December events beginning with the tree lighting on Thursday and culminating in a New Year’s dance. Visitors enjoy outdoor pursuits as house counts rise, with arrivals from Greenwich New York Ottawa Durham Philadelphia and more.
The Carolina welcomes numerous visitors and returning guests from New York, Baltimore, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Wilmington, and other cities. Notable names include Mr. A. I Hungerford and Mr. E. S. Barratt, with extended stays for golf, hunting, or leisure. Several families plan brief sojourns meanwhile others depart after short visits or hunting trips.
Late arrivals at Pine Crest Inn include Mrs. A. H. Southworth and her daughter Mrs. A. L. Silva of Washington who will remain several months. Miss Eleanor F. Cohen of Philadelphia is spending January here. Mr. William E. Olson of New York will remain until spring. Since opening on November first the hotel has been well filled.
Improvements at The Lexington include a woman s parlor writing room dining room changes and bathroom additions. Guests Mr and Mrs J F Breed of Swampscott Mrs C M Child and daughter of Brookline arrive late with Mr J W Barry of Brooklyn visiting for golf.
Mrs Metcalfe and her daughter Miss Eleanor gave a refined tea and musical program at Pine Crest Inn early in the week. Selections included vocal numbers Hear You Calling Me and Farewell, plus instrumental pieces by Liszt Moskowski and other composers.
The Pinehurst Musical Association, a newly formed group of employees, held its first important meeting at the Carolina Sun on Sunday afternoon. Its program includes several entertainments for which invitations will be generally extended.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. C. Rumsey welcomed guests Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Priest and Mr. and Mrs. Nancey to dinner at the Beacon early this week.
A note urges patience as the public awaits the opening of the moving picture gallery, stating it will be ready in about a fortnight.
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