Philadelphia visitors return for season after absence
Mrs. Joseph Woolston, Master Stephen Woolston and Mrs. M O Couch of Philadelphia arrived for the season. Miss K Liddell of Philadelphia will remain until spring.
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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1912
Page
3
Mrs. Joseph Woolston, Master Stephen Woolston and Mrs. M O Couch of Philadelphia arrived for the season. Miss K Liddell of Philadelphia will remain until spring.
At The Magnolia Mr and Mrs Preston Stevenson Miss Van Houton and Miss C P Van Houton of New York are completing a short visit. Mr and Mrs Otto D Heissenbuttal of Norfolk and Miss McQue of Jersey City come for a fortnight. Messrs J A Lynde of New York and D Densmore of Ashburnham were recent visitors.
At The Lexington Hotel Mr and Mrs Howard M Bate and Miss Elizabeth Bate of Conshohocken Pennsylvania are listed as guests for the season at the Lexington.
The Berkshire hosted the season's first card party on Thursday evening featuring bridge and five hundred. Bridge prize winners were Mr. Allen, Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs. Bowles, Miss Gardner, and Mr. Ames. Five hundred winners were Mr. Whiteside, Mr. Dickson, Miss Bunn, Miss Eleanor Abbe, and Mrs. Shepard. Notables attending included Mr. and Mrs. Bliss, Mr. and Mrs. Bachman, Mr. and Mrs. Crary, Mr. and Mrs. Blanche, Mr. and Mrs. DeLamatar, Mesdames Rae, Gilbert, Allen, Comerais, Dickson, Bailey, Livingston, and Smith, plus Misses Blanche, Barkman, Adams, Dexter, Litchfield, Taylor and Messrs. Bixby and Fries. Mrs. J. E. Quimby also hosted at bridge with guests Mrs. Baxter, Mrs. Langdon, and Miss Childs.
In a Philadelphia dated January 30 1912 Herbert L Jillson secretary Pinehurst NC thanks Tufts for a superb Pinehurst shoot praising the shooters and noting a world record from 21 yards 98 and 100. He regrets not attending and will feature the event in Sporting Life.
Mrs H W Priest entertained at The Carolina for Mrs Montgomery Crockett of Bedford City. Guests included Leonard Tufts W E Struesdell J D C Rumsey I Robeson George W C Beachy H L Jillson and Miss Lucy Priest.
A fox hunt spans Pinehurst to Aberdeen as Reynard leads through Allen swamp and golf links then returns to a final kill near Roseland and Pine Bluff. The chase features a clever, winded fox dodging hounds over swamp, logs, and fields before the pack takes the quarry. Huntsman recalls the recall, noting a glorious, misty day with blue skies.
Horace F. Sise was the dinner guest of Dr. and Mrs. Crockett at The Carolina on Monday, sharing an evening of conversation and hospitality.
Advance entries for the sixth annual St Valentine golf tournament indicate a large field for next week's event.
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