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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1904
Page
4
A verse from the Washington Star urges daily happiness through sun and snow and seasonal changes. It contrasts little joys and sorrows as the year winds down, blending optimism with reflection on fleeting pleasures and minor follies.
A humorous verse about golfing at Pinehurst with playful guidance on teeing, swinging, and keeping spirits high. It features light satire of golf culture, a chorus inviting readers to play, and references to a caddy and a noisy par. The piece blends whimsy with instruction and ends with a playful echo of the chorus.
A poem notes a pretty girl dismissed as dull by peers yet captivating to young men. It contrasts her lack of wit with her alluring charm and the magic she casts over admirers, while acknowledging some call her slow. The verse finishes by affirming her appeal despite intelligence judgments.
A physician recalls a hot August night when a boy summoned him to a crowded upstairs room. A woman about 300 pounds lay under thick blankets as sweat drenched her. She could only say she was in a violent perspiration and could not explain it. Sunday services are scheduled at The Village Hall with Episcopal at ten and Union at eleven fifteen.
A golf feature event Tuesday saw W Priest win with 84 and S Eiseman taking second at 86 in a ball sweepstakes. Scores listed include CHE and other entries, reflecting a compact field and close play.
Meo and Mrs H D Evans host a Christmas gathering at The Cedars in Jamaica Plain with a festive tree from Mr and Mrs J D Evans for their son Leland. Guests include Harold K R Evans Mortimer A Seabury and Arthur Sherman as The Berkshire opens and early visitors arrive.
A historic note mentions an opening with many early guests and a few days earlier for intimate visits. Dialogue shifts to a domestic question where Hettie asks if a woman should promise to obey the nun she marries and Nettie affirms the promise.
At Holly Inn and Harv arrivals pour in for the season as guests including Mr S Halline of Brooklyn and Mr John H Stone and Mr Joly J Stone Jr of Boston return for forty weeks. Mrs Edward J Fox of Eason and Mrs James W Mills of Philadelphia come for their second season. Others from Boston New York Washington Raleigh and Pittstown arrive or plan to stay several weeks.
The weekly progressive whist party at The Shillbvard on Wednesday evening was enjoyable. Mrs. B. B. Glenny of Sheffield, Mass won the first women’s prize, a silk opera glass bag, and Mrs. Gd. A. Gard of Gaston, Co. claimed the second, a writing pad. HL. W. Chapman of New York won the men’s first prize, a burnt leather pipe rack, and B. Glenny of Sheffield, Mass. won the second, a burnt leather whisky case. Participants included Mrs. Lisman, Mrs. McKenzie, Mrs. Shorwil, Mr. Hansel, Mrs. Cheek, Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Porter, Miss Cary, Miss Florence Bartlett, Dr. Porter, Mr. Abbott, and Mrs. Abbott. The Magnolia store is in holiday gala attire with Christmas greens and colored lights. Mrs. Henry W. Brown of Worcester, Mass returns for the season.
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