Hotel story conclusion highlights winter season guests
The Holly Inn hosts a large, sociable group with many visitors returning for the season. Notable guests include Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Rownd of Pittsburg, Mr. and Mrs. George Berry, Mrs. C. Bush of Frankfort, Ky., and numerous names from New York, Boston, Rochester, and beyond. Golf is popular among guests like Judge Burr, Mr. Harmon, and others, with many staying through February or March for golf and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Rownd
Pittsburg
George Berry
C. Bush
Frankfort
George W. Brown
Boston
E. A. MacDougall
New York
P. R. Greist
A. 8. Justeson
New Rochelle
A.M. Kirby
A. W. McAllister
Greensboro
N. C
Rodney Derby
Fitchburg
Mags
Leslie D. Pierce
Rochester
William S. Lyall
Passaic
W. H. Burns
Annapolis
J. E. Richards
Helen Richards
Montclair
Joseph H. Burr
H.C. London
Brooklyn
Schenectady
R. T. Curtis
Oscar Davis
George Dana Morse
Walter F. Stall
Brockton
George Barclay
Greensburg
Robert Collier
John H. Dye
W. J. Hurlburt
A. R. Harvey
Foxburg
Chadwicks Visit Magnolia for Month Stay
Rev and Mrs W A Chadwick from Madison New Jersey will spend the month at The Magnolia, staying in town for leisure and church activities during their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Chadwick
Madison, N. J
Church Services and Social Evening at The Carolina
The schedule lists Roman Catholic and Protestant services including a third Sunday Communion, visiting priest in Pinehurst, and a Sunday School session. Mr and Mrs J Livingston Grandin of Boston hosted Mrs Booth Tarkington at dinner at The Carolina on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinehurst
Lost in eighth inning crowd roars at Carolina win
The game ended 6 to 8 as Carolina edged Village despite Eastman holding them to four hits. Norris, Howard led the offense while Mike Lynch and Stogie Lynch struggled to find form. three fast double plays highlighted Village defense amid a sunlit day and cheering Carolina staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina
Eastman
Seaboard
Mike’ Lynch
Easty
Dewberry
Edmunds
Dickinson
Carolinas
Norris
Howard
Snell
Mrs Lambert Hurd Hosts At Home Reception
Mrs. William Lambert Hurd of Pittsburg entertained guests at a Friday afternoon at home gathering. The event took place at her private cottage The Pines in honor of Mrs. Hugh H. Davis and Mrs. Harris Ewart Wainwright Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lambert Hurd
Pittsburg
the Pines
Hugh H. Davis
Harris Ewart Wainwright, Jr
Whitman Saddles Win Berlin Endorsement for Whitman SADDLES
The Whitman Saddle Company of New York gains endorsement from the Offizier Pferde-Verein of Berlin after a thorough test of Whitman saddles for park, hunting, and military use. General von Longchamps, director of the Verein, lauds their suitability for European cavalry and hunting circles. Mrs. D. K. Stucks and Miss Janet Pulsifer of Buffalo win a Magnolia golf tournament among women guests, with other finishers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehlbach Saddle Company
New York
Whitman
Offizier Pferde-Verein
Berlin
Europe
General von Longchamps
Verein
Hunt
D. K. Stucks
Janet Pulsifer
Buffalo
Magnolia
Pauline Knight
Madison
Alice Griffin
Providence
Bessie Griffin
Return of Mrs Tufts Welcomed by Friends at Cypress
The article notes the return of Mrs James W Tufts of Medford Massachusetts to Cypress and the accompanying greetings from a large circle of friends while Mr Walter J Travis recuperates from a grip attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Travis
James W. Tufts
Medford
Mass
the Cypress
Dinner honoring Walter J. Travis at The Carolina
Mr and Mrs M D Fink of New York hosted a dinner party for six at The Carolina on Thursday in honor of Walter J Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Fink
New York
Walter J. Travis
Carolina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Molly Inn
Holly Inn
Mrs. Tarkington
Lynch
Myron W. Marr
Posure
Pacific Coast
Village
Madden
Bilodeau
Glady
Fitzgerald
Lyneh
Allen
Cleary
Bunting
Finnegan
Kaafman
Morris
de Roen
Kelley
Germany
Magnolia Golf Tourney
Mr. Travis
James WW. Tufts Heturnse
Mr. and
Mrs. Fink
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