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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1900
Page
2
An article surveys garden flowers with biblical imagery from the Garden of Eden and moves to Pinehurst Golf Links. It describes autumn blooms, the passion flower motif, and the beauty of gentians before detailing golf results, course updates, improvements, and notable players including Mrs. E. A. Manice.
Berkshire hosts a donkey party for St Valentine’s Day with many guests in attendance. Prizes awarded include 1st prize to Mrs Abercrombie, 2nd prize to Mr Atkinson, and the hooky prize to Mrs De Forrest.
President McKinley’s brother Abner McKinley and his wife and daughter joined a party of friends in Pinehurst for a brief stay. They toured the Pinehurst estate with Mr Tufts, praised the Carolina Hotel and local shrubbery, and planned to depart on the northbound train at Southern Pines on Thursday.
The Holly Inn orchestra held a regular public concert in the music room last Sunday evening to a large audience. Highlights included solos by May Cook Sharp and Alfred Sommer, with a program featuring works by Sousa Mozart Chopin Schubert Mendelssohn and Popper among others.
Next Sunday morning at 8:30 Rev P M Prescott will administer holy communion in the Village Hall Episcopal services follow at 10:45 led by Rev Prescott Sunday school meets at noon The Christian union service is at 3:16 led by Rev C M Emery Praise and prayer at 7:14 led by Mr Robinson All are invited to attend.
Last Sunday morning the Christian union services in the Village Hall were well attended. Rev. C. M. Emery preached an impressive sermon and was appreciated by attendees. Mr. St. Clair sang a solo of his own composition to a favorable reception. The Sunday school met at noon as usual, and the Bible class drew a greatly increased attendance.
The regular afternoon service was led by Rev. Mr. Gregory. Mr. St. Clair repeated his solo from the morning at the service by special request. The 7.15 p.m. prayer and praise meeting drew the day's best attendance, led by Mr. Murnie.
A Berkshire party led by D N Clark visited Thagard's with a four or three seat wagon. A four-seater needed repairs early. a wagonette was used. They admired pines, ponds and mills, learned Thagard history, and crossed streams on the return. Guests included J W Priest and wife, J W Ainsworth and wife, Dr. Murray and wife, Curtis, J D Colt, A I Richardson, Mrs Button, G A Fischer, and D N Clark. Another Holly Inn group rode with guide F H Carpenter, enjoying perfect weather and gatherings including Such, Baker families, Clark and Wilbour.
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