Mixed doubles win in Holly Inn event prior to final
In the winter tennis program the Holly Inn mixed doubles final went to Mrs. St. John Smith of Portland Maine and J M Kenney of Pittsburgh who beat Mrs G R Palmer of Mt Vernon New York and I T Gordon of New York 7 5 6 8. Earlier, Palmer and Gordon defeated Miss K E Check of East Orange New Jersey and M D Rae of Netherwood New Jersey 6 1 6 5. Smith and Kenney also defeated Miss Smith of Portland Maine and I W Cost of St Louis 1 6 6 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Inn
St. John Smith
Portland
J. M. Kenney
Pittsburg
G. R. Palmer
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Gordon
N.Y
H. S. Gordon
New York
KE. Check
East Orange
N.J
M. D. Rae
Netherwood
Miss Smith
I. W. Cost
St. Louis
Book titles and authors listed in a historical compendium
A fragmentary catalog enumerates numerous books and authors including The Eagle's Shadow by Cabell, Hearts in Exile, The Youth of Washington, Recollections of Princess Radziwill, Recollections of General Lee, The Negro by Page, Great Englishmen of the 16th Century, and A Mediaeval Princess by Putnam, among others. The list reads like a reading room or library reference from a historical newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mitchell
Chaucer
Jenks
Gorwich Meadow
Sharp
Huntington
North America
Chapman
United States
English Inns
Tozier
Repplier
Perry
Crothers
Radziwill
Pryor
Nature
Torrey
Lee
Ortraita
McCarthy
Page
Putnam
Morseback Riding Popular Surges in Village Recreation
Morseback riding is at a peak with many enjoying the sport. Young women guests of the Village host riding parties and many all day excursions and picnics are being organized. Manager Lorton oversees a fine string of saddlers while Riding Master Thomas W. Mack keeps busy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorton
Thomas W. Mack
March Delineator highlights fashion and arts
The March Delineator presents authentic spring and summer fashion reports plus features on coat armor by William Armstrong Crozier and Old Pewter by N Hudson Moore. It includes fiction by Zona Gale and Virginian Wood, poetry, and pieces on music, art, and homemaking geared to women readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Armstrong Crozier
N. Hudson Moore
Herries
Charlotte Eilett
Allan Sutherland
Robert
Clara Seliteiann
Gustav Kobbe
Com. Posers
Phil
Washington
Marie
Columbia
Zona Gale
Virginian Wood
Ward
Frank Baum
Grace MacGowan Cooke
Lina Beard
Tod
Harvard euchre party honors women and men winners
The Harvard euchre event on Wednesday evening recognized prize winners. Mrs. Thomas J. Check of East Orange won the first women’s prize, with Mrs. S. A. Willcox of New Bedford taking second. The first men’s prize went to Miss Mary Wilbur and Dr. Emery Marvel earned second. Notable attendees included Mrs. Moores, Miss Olcott, and Master Karl Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Thomas J. Check
East Orange
N. J
A. Willcox
New Bedford
Mass
Mary Wilbur
Canandaigua
N. Y
Emery Marvel
Atlantic City
Moores
Check
Olcott
Marvel
Rimes
Miss Wilbur
Macfarlane
Willcox
Horwill
Evans
Abbott
Coon
Currier
Carey
Overton
Creamer
Chapman
Hill
Karl Abbott
Wallace
Wilbur
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lewis
Henry
Maxwell
Oxenham
Hearts In Exile
Vic
Wiggin
Cabell
Euchre
Ketcham
Yonkers, New York
THE
Pinehurst
W. C
A. S. Creamer
Pinehurst, N. C
Carolina
F. H. Abbott
Bethlehem
N. H
N. C
Guilford-Benbow
Greensboro, N. C
Southern Railway
Guilford Battle Grounds
Greensboro
Pullmans
Cobb & Fry
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