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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1901
Page
2
A whimsical homegrown golf game uses a coffee cup as a hole with improvised hazards and rules settled by Ralph as judge. The piece lists event formats and dates from February including medal play 18 holes, mixed foursomes, gentlemen's foursomes, long driving, and approaching and putting competitions for both ladies and gentlemen with handicap play unless noted.
On Saturday January 19 at Pinehurst golf links a tournament produced exciting play and strong scores. Merrill Waters, Peterkin, Line and Cox led with notable rounds as the fairways and greens were in optimal condition. A handicap medal event followed on January 26 drawing many golfers and similar praise for the course and putting greens.
The Pinehurst Golf Club announces February cups starting Wednesday with Mr. Tufts offering a pewter mug prize engraved with the date and Willner name and club seal. Entries must be sent to D. J. Ross or the Caddy Master before each tournament day.
Mr and Mrs Underhill of Boston Massachusetts stopped at the Cedars on their way to California and were given a bon bon dish. Dr Parcels another Cedars guest read a poem and praised Pinehurst. The note recalls a harbor of rest and friendship during their stay and anticipates next season’s rooms.
Sunday Evening's Concert presents a varied programme in the new music room. The evening features a selection of classical works and contemporary pieces performed by local musicians, with attention to acoustics and audience comfort in the renovated venue.
The village invites guests to Hotel Carolina next Sunday at 8 p m for a cultural program featuring Processional Coronation March Le Thiere Overture Martha Flatow Reel Arlaee and Deeper Still Watt Her Angels Through the Skies i Mu ST CLAIR Handel Grand Selection Les Huguenots Meyerbeer Variations For two flutes On a Theme By Schubert Van Santvoord Homes vocal Quenta O Quella Rigoletto ST. CLAIR Verdi Serenata d Espana Students Bucalosst Selection Les Cloches de Corneville Pianquette.
Morning service at 1 A.M. features Rev D W Fox of Pinebluff preaching by request with special music. Sunday school and Bible class follow at noon with Rev D W Fox and Rev Mr Strout. Episcopal service at 3 15 P.M led by Rev Mr Gregory. Prayer and praise at 7 15 P.M closes at 7 45 to allow attendance at 8 P.M. concerts.
A customer at a jeweler shop asks to view a diamond ring and is advised on price tiers. The jeweler suggests hiding the true engagement status by recommending a $25 ring if not engaged and a higher priced ring if engaged, proposing a later pawn value of two thirds after marriage.
Mrs Cobwigger questions membership in a set while Mrs Proudfut notes they attend a physical culture class, as a judge presides.
In a Philadelphia Times excerpt, Bagster compliments Miss Flite during a dance and disparages rival Smythe, quipping that fans wouldn’t trust what he said. The remark underscores Breezy tension between Bagster and his rival Smythe amid social chatter.
A fragment from a science fiction piece shows a man at an interplanetary long-distance phone exclaiming a startled line about communication with other planets as an old story.
A snippet from the Chicago Tribune shows a playful line about addressing a "gentleman on Mars" while dismissing Mercury as a topic. The remark reflects interplanetary banter or editorial quip without a clear reporting event.
A witty line from the Brooklyn Life notes a social quip: one woman rarely marries the man she wants, because she wants the man another woman desires. The exchange reflects dating and marriage pressures in urban life.
The Philadelphia Press records Tess and Jack proposing seen last night and accepting the union. A cautionary remark about handling a diamond warns against attempting to cut ghiss, referencing a prior nick to stress care with the stone.
A Chicago Record item notes that Dobbs made a lot of money that season by distributing road maps for all floors in major department stores. The piece frames the strategy as a clever revenue move and highlights the scale of the distribution across large retailers.
The Detroit Journal notes a sharp dialogue about apartment design with a sarcastic remark about space to swing a cat and a dignified reply defending the apartments as suited for light cat swinging only.
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