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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1909

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Mixed doubles tennis winners crowned at league event

Mr. Benjamin Thaw Jr of Pittsburgh and Miss Theodote Clough of Lynn triumphed in the mixed doubles handicap final over Mr. F A King of Northboro and Mrs. Guy Metcalf of Providence 6-1 6-2. Semis featured Waters Hort on and Thaw Clough. Final success attributed to active committee including F A King Metcalf and Miss Keller.

Benjamin Thaw, Jr Theodote Clough Pittsburg Lynn F. A. King Northboro Guy Metcalf Providence Haw Clough J. Vance New Britain Molly Abbe Bethlehem King Metcalf Spencer Waters New York Harriet Horton Williamsport Mr. King Mrs. Metcalf Mr. Waters Miss Horton Mr. Thaw Miss Clough Mr. Vance Miss Abbe Miss Keller Charles Todd Parks Holly Inn Progressive Bridge William Lewis Washington A. S. Creamer H. R. Mallinson Blanche Apley Mesdames John Bassett Moore T. Ashley Sparks C. B. Hudson E. A. Guthrie P. T. Ackerson W. A. Sandford C. 8 Horton M. L. Bishop Fred A. King W. R. Lansingh Ethel Gibbs Margaret Clough

Christmas wish for you through the year

Henry Van Dyke expresses a perpetual Christmas wish for happiness and joy, hoping the recipient finds happiness today and tomorrow and every day of the year. The note emphasizes constant thoughtful well wishing beyond daily messages.

Plans Underway for Similar Contest Soon

Early preparations are being made for a similar contest in the near future. The initiative echoes prior efforts with organizers aiming to replicate the event's structure and engagement.

The Carolina Opening Builds Early Booking Record

Manager H W Priest of The Carolina announces January 8 as opening day with unusual accommodation demand. Early bookings already breaking records and a houseful of guests expected for the season.

H.W. Priest Carolina

Big Fox Hunt Planned by Local and Pine Knot Hounds

Preserves Manager G. Dan Morgan plans a large fox hunt by merging the local pack with Pine Knot farm hounds. Late arrivals include J. B. Walker of Orange Kentucky and Miss Blanche Tapley of Lynn, both returning enthusiasts from last year.

G. Dan Morgan Pine Knot Farm J. 8. Walker Orange Blanche Tapley Lynn

Afternoon Tea Served After Close of Play

At the end of the match spectators were invited to an afternoon tea. Players, officials, and attendees shared light refreshments to mark the conclusion of the event.

First Saddle Picnic Graces Winter Social Scene

The first of the saddle picnics, a winter feature, was enjoyed Saturday with guests including Mr. and Mrs. T. Ashley Sparks, Mrs. C. B. Horton, Mrs. Robert Cate Wilson, Mrs. Leonard Tufts, Mrs. Herbert L. Jillson, Miss Harriet Horton, Miss Lacey K. Priest, and Messrs. Spencer Waters, Wilbur C. Johnson, and Dr. Myron W. Marr.

T. Ashley Sparks C. 8. Horton Robert Cate Wilson Leonard Tufts Herbert L. Jillson Harriet Horton Lacey K. Priest Spencer Waters Wilbur C. Johnson Myron W. Marr

Outlook golf tour opens with youth stakes

The Outlook announces the first golf tour tournament for young readers an eighteen hole stroke play event with prizes for best net scores Entries must be sent to the editor by Saturday of the coming week.

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Record Entrant List Assured For Busy Holiday Golf Week

The annual Holiday week golf tournament runs Tuesday to Thursday, followed by the Midwinter contest January 10 to 12 and the Advertising men’s contest. Six divisions include a Pinehurst qualifying system and prize cups for top qualifiers, with a large field and strong New York representation. Social events and outdoor leisure mark a busy cheerful week across the country.

Pinehurst New York

Check Wins Handicap Medal Play With 77 Net

Thomas J. Check of New York won the Saturday medal play handicap with a low net 77, edging P. I. Ackerson of Bay Shore by one stroke who had a 12 allowance. H. W. Ormsbee of Fitchburg placed third with 82.

Thomas J. Check New York P.I. Ackerson Bay Shore H. W. Ormsbee Fitchburg

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Larity Charles Slorton Alice J. King Millville Mass Philip L. Lightbourn Bermuda Mary Keller Julian T. Bishop Bridgeport Ethel Check Henry W. Ackerson Brooklyn Srconp Mr. Horton Miss King Dr. Marr Mrs.Tufts Lightbourn Mr. Bishop Miss Check C. T Henry van Dyke Big Fox Hunt
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