Governor Aycock Visits Pinehurst for Dignified Ball
The week’s notable event was Governor C B Aycock of North Carolina visiting Pinehurst with staff. A reception and ball at The Carolina featured music, uniformed officers, and fashionable attire. The party toured the village, attended a Sunday concert, and departed to Raleigh by special car, with no political agenda, just a pleasure outing.
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C. B. Aycock
North Carolina
Pinehurst
Carolina
N. W. Priest
I’. B. Cotter
Raleigh
Aycock
Royster
P. M. Pearsall
W. D. Pollock
J. E. Robinson
J. H. Erwin
J. 5. Cunningham
Walker ‘Taylor
J. ©. Miclin
Solomon Gilbert
Alfred Williams
Jones Fuller
Wescott Roberson
C. C. Bench
A. E. Lloyd
William Landis
H. N. Pharr
M. L. Spence
Masters Aycock and
Walter Travis Sets World Golf Record Drive at 382 Yards
Walter Travis, playing with Bruce Price and Arden Robbins at Garden City Golf Club, drove 382 yards from the eighth tee. The ground was frozen with a following wind and the ball landed on the road in front of the green, a hard par 4 hole. The record is noted as thoroughly authenticated by the New York Sun.
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Walter J. ‘Travis
Garden City Golf Club Links
Bruce Price
Tuxedo
Arden M. Robbins
St. Andrews
Travis
New Jersey State Golf Association
Edward Blackwell
Freddie” ‘Tait
New York Sun
Sunday Evening Music at The Caaro Lina Concert Program
The program includes Raffe Grand March from Lenoire Symphony Faure Overture Supperatorang noon and night in Vienna sacred song by request The Palma Bloch Suite four movements Souvenir Gavotte March Serenade for Cello and Flute Bruch Kol Nedrei Hebrew Prayer Cello solo Mrs Elsa von Grofe Tomer God Be With You hymn guests invited to sing
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Vienna
Miss Browne Showcases Needlework at The Carolina
Miss E. M. Browne of New London Connecticut is at The Carolina for her third season displaying high class needlework and novelties.
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E. M. Browne
New London
Conn
Carolina
Trap Shooting Opens With Close Handicap Cup Victory
J. 5. Gildersleeve of Brookston Pa won first with 22 net in the 25 single bird match for The Lolly Inn cup, as wind made scores high despite tight competition. H. Nelson Burroughs and Ferbert L. Jillson tied for second with 21 each. Next Wednesday’s 25 birds contest awards the Outing trophy displayed at the Carolina.
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Gildersleeve
Brookston
H. Nelson Burroughs
Philadelphia
Ferbert L. Jillson
Worcester
Mass
Signe of Spring Blooms at Lenox and Concord
Crocuses in bloom at Lenox and Concord serve as a forcible reminder that spring is approaching. The scene captures early blossoms signaling seasonal shift.
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Lenox and
Concord
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THE
Pinehurst, N. C
J. M. Robinson
Chiswick Inn
Littleton
N. H
White Mountain
White and
Franconia Mountains
J. M W. Robinson
W. C
J. L. Pottle
Pine Grove
Frank B. Pottle
Laura Agnes Walker
eErpert
Sam
Hi. Powell
Aberdeen
N.C
J. Ernest Judd
Crown and
Mall of Telephone
Southern Pines, N. C
Garden City
Caarolina
Raffe Grand March
Lenoire” Symphony
Faure
Miss Browne
Holly
A. E. Lard
St. Joseph
el. Nelson Burroughs
Arthur C. Ketcham
New York
Carl Gildersleeve
Warren
J. Gildersleeve
Jillaon
Yllli
Burroughs
Jillson
Parshall
Ketcham
U. Gildersleeve
Wilson
Montgomery A. Crockett
Signe
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