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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1905
Page
7
A playful contrast contrasts medieval courtship with modern romance. An ornate tale of chivalry and grand vows gives way to timid, awkward suitors and clumsy questions as a couple navigates affection without grand gestures. The piece ends noting shifting fortunes in love.
A playful verse about Betty and a would be suitor using golf imagery to flirt. The speaker brags of bold talk and clever bets, promising a future moment when Betty will accept romance as they finish their game. The poem humorously mixes golf terms with courting signals.
The past week at Pinehurst hotels featured formal social events and welcomes many guests. The weather was delightful with pleasant outdoor enjoyment as new and old friends gathered across properties.
The week introduces many new faces at The Carolina with the inauguration of social pleasures informal and otherwise. Notable guests include Mrs. B. Yerkes Philadelphia and Columbia President Butler. Visitors from New York Philadelphia Montclair Hartford Boston and Detroit assemble for the season. Families from Pittsburg Spuyten Duyvil and Medford join returning residents for extended visits until spring.
The Holly Inn is near capacity with a festive mix of old and new friends. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ridabock of New York, the Caswells of West Virginia, Mrs. Godfrey of Somerville, and many others from Boston, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and beyond, returning for the season or extended stays.
Newcomers join the Berkshire as the advancing season brings many fresh faces to competition. The influx signals a broader field and rising interest in local events this year.
The second winter trap shooting fixture at Magautrap drew a tight field in fifty singles. C A Taft of Whitinsville Massachusetts defeated C A Lockwood of New York by three targets, breaking fifty eight of seventy five. Both leaders opened strong, with Lockwood hitting sixteen straight and Taft fourteen. Taft led 23 to 22 after the first string. Taft missed five in the second twenty five. Other scores included J O Enders 40 net, W E Hervey 37, E P McMurtry 33, and W F Whitmore 33.
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