Trust legislation discussed by a broad sub-committee
A quip filled briefing notes a sub committee of Stupious Senator Hoar Fairbanks Nelson Pettus Turner as steering trust law. House leaders Littlefield Jenkins Knox and others push for practical trust control with old fashioned horse sense and patience. Labor unions and corporations face shared responsibility for acts and agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stupious
Hoar
Fairbanks
Nelson
Pettus
Turner
House
Littlefield
Senate
Judge Jenkins
House Judiciary Committee
Knox
Department of Justice
Joe Mitchell Chapple
National Magazine
Mr Eddy Replies to Mark Twain
Mr Eddy responds to criticisms from Mark Twain noting he asked students not to call him mother but concedes the term spread. He says the name should not apply to him and compares himself to a Christian discoverer, finder, and leader while denouncing self deification. He says he is less praised and pampered than others before him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Refusal of Adulation for Christian Science Popularity
A brief quoted remark argues that Christian Science remains not widely popular and rejects the notion of praise, reflecting a stance against admiration for the faith. The speaker questions why popularity should matter and asserts independence from adulation.
All Play Hearts Enjoyed at Pinehurst Social Evening
A Hearts party at The Berkshire drew over eighty attendees with Dr. Crockett and Mrs. Lowrey winning first prizes and Miss G. H. Coy and Mr. M. Parshall taking second. The Holly Inn opened a new Dutch room with nearly fifty participants and women’s top prize awarded to Mrs. E. G. Hayes. The night featured a minstrel show with singing and dancing by local performers, a festive crowd from across the region, and a display of antique schooner wagons alongside Pinehurst traps and locals in rough homespun mingling with city folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Berkshire
Montgomery A. Crockett
Lowrey
G. H. Coy
M. ©. Parshall
Holly Iun
E. G. Hayes
Cake Walk Monday at Village Hall Promises Rare Treat
An old-time Southern cake walk is planned for Monday evening at the Village Hall. The event opens with a quadrille, then dusky couples compete for cake and a money prize. William Barnett won second prize. The men’s trophies went to M. Parshall and Walter A. Berg of Boston. Consolation prizes to Mrs. C. H. Sawyer and Ol Burt. A Carolina Hearts party yielded wins for M. L. Mitchell and Miss Helen Curtis. Professor Atwater, to lead, is billed as a standout show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Barnett
M. (. Parshall
Walter A. Berg
Boston
C. H. Sawyer
Ol. Burt
Carolina
L. Mitchell
Helen Curtis
Mary E. Sellem
Pinehurst Barbecue Draws Crowd at Speer's Grove
A large Pinehurst turnout attended a Saturday barbecue at Speer's Grove. The day was perfect and the feast featured young pig and lamb roasted over open trench coils with Southern fixins. A fortune teller read the past present and future for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Speer’s Grove
Evening of Tableaux at Village Hall Wednesday
A committee of women plans a unique entertainment for Wednesday February 18 at the Village Hall. The program will feature a sequence of tableaux each organized by a different committee. The specific forms are not stated but are expected to be engaging. Committees include Miss May Stackpole Miss Edith Malcolm Tewksbury Mrs W T Jenney Mrs Fr J Bailey Mrs Arthur C Ketcham Mrs BE Hayes Miss Florence Bradbury Mrs T J King and Mrs A KE Lard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Stackpole
Edith Malcolm Tewksbury
W. T.jenney
Fr. J. Bailey
Arthur C. Ketcham
BE. G. Hayes
Mixed Foursomes Event Bodes Well for Future Af fairs
A wind disrupted play in a mixed foursomes event held last Friday morning but did not mask strong performances and promising interest for future similar events. The field included E A Freeman of Montclair and Ethel Check of East Orange. A M Brownell and Carrie Check. R A Farrelly and Carrie Check. A S Malcolm and Mable Eaton. A Lewellyn Hill and EK B Post. H O Davis and June Craven. F J Bailey and Florence Bradbury. F K Murphy and May Stackpole. Arthur C Ketcham with Mary B Craven. L G Hall and Lucy Priest among others. full scores followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Freeman
Montclair
N. J
Ethel Check
East Orange
N.J
A. 5. Brownell
Yonkers
Arthur C. Ketcham
New York City
R. A. Farrelly
Carrie Check
A. S. Malcolm
New Haven
Mable R. Eaton
Dayton
A. Lewellyn Hill
Weym
Mary B. Craven
Salem
L. G. Hall
Ridgeway
Penn
Lucy K. Priest
Franconia
N. H
Mixed Foursomes Today at the Village Golf Club
Handicap medal play mixed foursomes of eighteen holes open to all Village guests. Professional Donald Ross offers cups to the women teams with the two best net scores. Players have selected partners and handicaps and the order of play are posted.
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Donald Ross
Blue Roses and the Fragrance of Violet Dreams
A reflective meditation on past memories buried in the heart. The speaker recalls fond memories stirred by the scent of roses and violets, noting that such dreams are brief and fleeting as the perfume evokes both bliss and sorrow.
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the Pinehurst
Atlook
Moore County
North Carolina
James W. Turns
Leonard Tufts, Herbert L. Jillson
Leonard Turrs
N.C
Mr. Eddy
Atwater
Inique Entertainment
Gr. Help
Mr. Freeman
Miss Check
Mr. Ketcham
Miss Craven
Mr. Brownell
Mrs. Ketcham
Mr. Hall
Miss Priest
Mr. Baile
Miss Brabury
Davia
Mr. Farrelly
Mr. Hill
Miss Post
Mr. Murphy
Miss Stackpole
Malcolm
Katon
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