Residents and visitors arrive for winter at Pine Grove
At The Pine Grove, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Griest and family arrive for the winter along with Miss Keeler and Masters Raymond and John Griest. John S. Morris of Philadelphia spent the week with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Evans of New York are making a short visit. Miss B. Rosenberger of Philadelphia completes a week here. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Chambers and Miss Kathleen Chambers of St. Augustine Fla will spend the winter here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Griest
Miss Griest
Masters Raymond
John Griest
Miss Keeler
New Haven
John S. Morris
Philadelphia
F. 8. Evans
New York
B. Rosenberger
W. H.chambers
Kathleen Chambers
St. Augustine
Fla
Match Play Rounds In Progress At Holiday Golf
The Holiday golf tournament match play rounds advance as Allan Lard of Columbia Golf Club Washington tops qualification with 88 amid rain and flooded greens. Pairings progress with byes and matches listed across divisions, including Mallinson Spaulding and Flenniken Dr Marvel in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Lard
Columbia Golf Club
Washington
Religious Services and Quiet Observ Christmas Day Observed
Christmas day was quietly observed with services at the Village Hall and quiet observances at hotels and cottages. The Village Hall service at eleven included a sermon by Rev Henry L Foote and communion with The Holly Inn orchestra and Miss Hartman singing Christians Awake by Marza. A special dinner at The Inn was enjoyed and cottages held quiet observances as the day ended with an evening concert at The Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Foote
Holly Inn
Santa Claus Supremely Delivers Gifts at City Tree
The Christmas program centered on a Santa Claus who, despite a mutinous gander, distributed toys and candy to both white and colored children. Miss Sanborn received encyclopedias to aid information desks, while Dorothy Jones gleefully towed a toy cart down the aisle. Uncle Demus and other seniors were greeted with applause. Santa, Dr. George Sumner Hill, departed up the chimney as music closed the event. An evening for colored children featured rattles, reins, oranges, and gifts, with remarks on education from Principal Persons of the Dickinson school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Dorothy Jones
Tree of the Colored Children
Miss Hartman
Mr. Foote
Demus
Charlie
Jim
Jake
Dickinson School
George Sumner Hill
I. B. Cotter
G. Lee Knight
George 8. Hill
Mary M. Fiske
Elizabeth Olney
Elizabeth Macfarlane
Lester Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Magnolia
Lord and Bailey
McClure
Rushmore
Johnson and Patterson
Mallinson
Spaulding
Michael
Miss Dutton
Flenniken
Dr. Marvel
McCandless
Bingham
Oliver
Cotter
Blakeley and Smith
Ances the
Ance
Lexington
Mrs. Milbourn
The
Carolina
Pine
Hurst
Richmond, Va
U. S.A
JewreliIry
Bailey
Banks
St. Louis
Gorham CO
the Gorham Co
Fifth Avenue and
36Th Street
Kirkwood
Camden Heights
T. Edmund Krumbholz
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