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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1906
Page
5
A large influx of guests joined the social scene with both old and new friends arriving. The Carolina hosted progressive bridge evenings and dance events at The Carolina and The Inn, while Berkshire held card parties. Outdoors featured the Tin Whistles tournament, a baseball game, pistol tournament, and numerous other social activities.
The Caro Na club hosts a steady stream of guests for the season with many returning friends. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Wardwell of Camden Maine and their son L. E. Wardwell, Mr. Stephen B. Ayres of New York, and Mrs. Ayres, who plan golf and social mingling through February. Others like Mr. and Mrs. Thos H. White of Cleveland and Mr. F. A. Schwarz of New York, along with Ex-Gov. Geo. P. McLean and Ex-Senator C. Cook, join for extended stays and frequent gatherings as bridge, dancing, and semi-formal socials continue.
Mr. Adheman Fieux and Mr. Ernest Fieux from New York are staying several weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Dustin and Alfred A. Dustin from Cleveland arrive for an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Holman of Salt Lake City will remain several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Kaufmann Lucy Kaufmann and maid from Pittsburgh were among Thursday’s arrivals. Mr. and Mrs. Grenville Perrin of New York will remain several weeks.
At the Holly Inn the week has brought large additions to the company present and enjoyed, with social pleasures combining happily with sports and outdoor amusements, creating a lively scene.
A roster of seasonal guests includes Dr Edward B Wilson and Mr A P Wills of New York. Frequent visitor Mr J J Montague of Richmond returns for shooting. Families from Brooklyn Boston Pittsburgh Jersey City and Providence among others plan extended or short stays through February and beyond in Governors Island Fishkill and Rockland Maine locales.
At the Berkshire card games were a pleasant feature with nine tables for euchre and a Wednesday and progressive bridge party arranged by Mrs. A. B. Myers of Philadelphia. The event was in progress this Friday evening with Mrs. William E. Horwell of Brooklyn, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. N. S. Hatton of Chicago and Mrs. T. J. Check among the players.
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