Town Guests Gather for Seasonal Visits
Mr and Mrs R A Cowing and Mildred Cowing with Lawrence stay till April. G Fraser of New Glasgow Nova Scotia comes for a long sojourn. Charlee H Eddy Ridgewood returns for golf. C C Heuman and Rod ney Heuman of Brooklyn spend February here. J B McLeod of Toronto visits for a fortnight. Gertrude Simpson of Thowld joins sister Mrs W W Northwood. M D Rae of Essex Fells returns for annual visit. Rollin W Coe of New Haven joins golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Cowing
Mildred Cowing
Lawrence Cowing
Cincinnati
G. Fraser
New Glasgow
Nova Scotia
Charlee H. Eddy
Ridgewood
C.C. Heuman
Rodney Heuman
Brooklyn
J. B. McLeod
Toronto
Gertrude Simpson
Thowld, Can
W. W. Northwood
M.D. Rae
Essex Fells
Rollin W. Coe
New Haven
Social visitors at Berkshire and Harvard enjoy extended stays
Mrs M Jenny Fairlamb and Dr Mary Thomas Miller of Philadelphia spend several weeks in the area. General and Mrs Rodney Smith of St Paul stay for some time. Mr and Mrs Jacob Rumpf of New York visit extendedly. H A Bliss of Jamesville Wisconsin returns. C B Crocker of Florida welcomed back after years away. E F Smith of Chicago returns for golf. Mrs Henry C Krummel of Chicago and Dr R E Taylor of Cincinnati join Dr Taylor, Mr and Mrs C A Lay of Oil City return for usual visit. Misses BE W Hoag and M K Hoag of Pittsburgh visit fortnight. R Doran family and Mrs James Doran and daughter of Providence visit extendedly. Mrs A H Dumont and Master John K Dumont of Chicago stay until spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Jenny Fairlamb
Mary Thomas Miller
Philadelphia
Rodney Smith
St. Paul
Jacob Rumpf
New York
H. A. Bliss
Jamesville
Wis
C. B. Crocker
Florida
E. F. Smith
Chicago
Henry C. Krummel
R. E. Taylor
Cincinnati
Taylor
C. A. Lay
Oil City
BE. W, Hoag
M. K. Hoag
Pittsburgh
R. Doran
James
Doran
Providence
Ah, Dumont
John K. Dumont
Quail shooting in February draws good bags
The coming of February finds the quail shooting good and a number enjoying it. Among the best of recent bags was a kill of eighteen by I.S. Robeson and fifteen by J. R. Such. From time to time a woodcock or dove adds variety and a few of the more energetic are anticipating matching their wits against that king of all game birds, the wild turkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I.S. Robeson
J. R. Such
First of Trap Handicaps Won by J N Hayek Albany
J N Hayek of Albany won the first weekly trap shooting handicap with a score of ninety two out of ten targets. E A Randall of Portland placed second with a score of ninety, and Thomas Lenane Jr. finished third with eighty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Hayek
Albany
E. A. Randall
Portland
Thomas Lenane Jr
Outdoor equestrian picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs Twitty
A Day in the Open with M. F. H. and Mrs James T. Twitty hosting an outdoor equestrian picnic on Thursday. The group included Misses Clara Reed Eleanor Reed Irene Mundy Jane Finney and Messrs Coe Wilkinson and Master James Mundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Twitty
Clara Reed
Eleanor Reed
Irene Mundy
Jane Finney
Messrs. Coe and
Wilkinson
James Mundy
Weeklong Guests At The Lexington Hotel
Mrs L S Campbell of Washington is staying a month at The Lexington. Miss Laura M Keeler and Miss Caroline Miller of New York will undertake a lengthy stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L., S. Campbell
Washington
Lexington
Laura M. Keeler
Caroline Miller
New York
Midwinter Tennis Championship Final Rounds Underway
Final rounds of the Midwinter Tennis Championship are in progress as Ink Outlook goes to press. Full story will run next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I'nk
Village Club Meets Wednesday Session in Carolina Card Room
The regular meeting of the Village Club will be held in the Carolina card room Wednesday afternoon at 330.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Card Room
Narrow Season Swing In Nailbiting City Baseball Clash
In a tense Tuesday game between the Carolina and Village teams, Carolina won ten to nine after a seventh inning rally. Finnegan led the victory with a sharp two-base liner turned homer, a first on the local field, as the tilt swung from early Carolina leads to a dramatic late tie and finish amid strong hitting and thrills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Village
Hill Top
Finnegan
Carolinas
Putting Honors At The Holly Inn In Indoor Event
At The Inn indoor putting contest Mrs. R W Thrift and Mr W R Bauersmith led with scores of 35 and 30. Irwin posted 25, Towle 20, Prentiss and Miss Franklin 20 each, and several others scored from 15 to 5. A Thursday party saw winners including J C Prentis, Mrs George Allison, C F Brown, and Miss Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Thrift
W. R. Bauersmith
Irwin
Mr. Towle
Prentiss
Miss Franklin
Clark
Franklin
Mr. Thrift
W.G. Clark
Northwood
Agnes Blanche
Elsie Blanche
D. A. Clark
8. C. Prentics
George D. Allison
C. F. Brown
Ridgways Lease Concord Cottage Delight Village
Mr and Mrs er man J Ridgway of Montclair take the Concord cottage which will be received with pleasure throughout the village. Annual visitors for years and outdoor enthusiasts they are general favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erman J. Ridgway
Montclair
Concord
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Berkshire
Harvard
Idwinter Tennis Championship
Carolina Village Morris Nichols
Edson McCaully Maker
Finnegan Sullivan Bramiller
Moylon Armstrong Sylvester Langdon Hill
McVene
Spradbury Dunn McDonald Addy
the Carolina
Pinehurst Springs
H. W. Priest
Pinehurst
N. C
Pinehurst, N. C
J. M. Robinson
Manacer
Wentworth
New England
New Castle
Ports Uth
N. H
Wentworth Hotel Co
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