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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1908

Page

6

Fox Hunting Boom at Pinehurst as Kilmer Returns with 50 Foxhounds

Fox hunting excitement rises at Pinehurst with the return of Willis Kilmer of Binghamton New York who brings a fifty hound pack a huntsman and two whips in red Broome County Hunt Club attire. He plans to hunt regularly through spring aided by beagles for rabbits bird dogs for quail and art displays from his oil and watercolor canvases. Pinehurst emerges as a rendezvous for fox hunters with Kilmer and existing packs amid growing interest from local clubs and enthusiasts.

Willis Sharpe Kilmer Binghamton N. Y Kilmer Broome County Pinehurst

Osthaus Exhibit At The Carolina Draws Attentive Crowds

Seven paintings by Professor E. H. Osthaus attract art and dog lovers at The Carolina. The canvases feature two setters and a painter on birds and will hang through the season in the hallways and social hall. Prices range from 400 to 1200 dollars. Pinehurst hosts a notable Osthaus show.

E. H. Osthaus Carolina Osthaus Pinehurst

Villagers Welcome Resident Minister Howell at Cottage Tea

A Thursday afternoon tea at The Dartmouth cottage hosted by Mrs. Gilbert N. McMillan honored Resident Minister Iowell. The invitation list was broad. reception duties were shared by Mrs. J. M. Robinson Mrs. A. I. Shephard and Mrs. Leonard Tufts with Mrs. George Mill and Miss Anne Hay pouring. Carnations roses and violets formed the decorations in an evening of light conversation and community fellowship.

Gilbert N. McMillan Dartmouth Iowell McMillan J. M. Robinson A. I. Shephard Leonard Tufts George 3. Mill Anne Hay

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