The Week at the Hotels Highlights Indefinite Stays and Visits
The Lenox hosts a busy week with guests including Nathaniel C. Rice and Stanley Besse from Hartford for golf, George F. Brown from Philadelphia for St. Valentine’s, and many others from New York Boston and Springfield. Social events feature bridge and whist parties and a Five Hundred prize round. The welcome extends to Mrs W B Peck and her daughter Grace returning to the village.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel C. Rice
Stanley Besse
Hartford
J. C. Faulkner
New York
W. H. Nearing
Marion M. Wilkinson
J. G. Brown
Boston
Brown
W. W. Billings
John Colby
Harry L. Kelly
Anna W. Kelley
Horace Stokes
Lenox
Elizabeth Roe
J. B. Larzelere
Marion ‘Tinney
Charles F’. Curwen
W. B. Peck
South Egremont
Mass
Berkshire
Grace
The Inexorable Overlord Excerpt Sparks A Banter
A fragment from The Inexorable Overlord features a grim mock dialogue about breath in a cold flat, with a character named Knicker and a janitor who blocks drawing breath. The text hints at bleak humor amid austerity.
Midseason pleasures at Southern Resorts in St. Augustine
A bustling week at The Magnolia features a progressive euchre party won by Julia Banning and others, with a gala dinner hosted by Mrs. W J Sherer. Notables arriving include former Rhode Island Governor Melville Bull and guests from New York, Baltimore, Detroit, and Montreal enjoying social events and wintering at The Magnolia.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Magnolia
Julia Banning
James W. Barrett
I. B. Wilson
A. H. Neff
W. L. Palmer
W. JH. Sherer
New York
C.F. Pollock
Fred Warner
Binghamton
N. Y
K. F. Fuller
John MacDowell
Bertha Smith
Asbury Park
N. J
8. T. Penna
Eunice Evans
Youngstown
Margaret Gallagher
Corunna
Mich
Bovee
E. 8. Smith
H. Todd
Ann Arbor
Fannie Young
Kalamazoo
E. Eunice Evans
Louise Reifsnider
Baltimore
F. Kk. Fuller
W. McNally
G. McNally
Montreal
George E. Eddy
Ridgley
E. W. Chase and Son
Detroit
Springfield
Sabin Robbina
Middletown
Sarah K. Smith
Dayton
Vine D. Sisson
F. D. Hegamaster
William Knigge
Toledo
A. M. Allyn
Cleveland
J. Herhmyer
Cincinnati
Golf at Ormond Leads Recreation Amid Improvements
ORMOND Florida February 12 golf gains priority among Ormond visitors as the course receives twelve acres of turf and a loam dressing. Distances are adjusted to 2475 yards total with holes ranging from 155 to 856 yards. Other activities like baseball sailing fishing bathing hunting and autoing supplement social calendars.
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Ormond
Fla
Camden's Annual Open Golf Tourney at Country Club
Camden's Country Club hosts the annual open golf tournament from Wednesday to Saturday next week. A 32-player qualifying round starts Wednesday with trophies including the Country Club cup and consolation cup plus a handicap cup and a best ball foursomes test trophy.
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CampbEl
U S. C
Camden Country Club
Vogue Spring Announcement Number opens February 21
Next Week's Vogue will feature a striking colored cover on February 21 and present the Spring styles in all their varied phases. The edition, a leading American exponent of smart dress, will also include articles on the stage literature house decorating travel and other topics. An entertaining article describes Paris shop novelties and a feature story titled The Terror by Night by F. E. Benson.
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Vogue
Paris
F. E. Benson
Card Parties Brighten Valentine Observance at The Inn and Magnolia
St Valentine's Day was enjoyably celebrated with card parties at The Inn Berkshire and Magnolia, featuring decorations, score cards and prizes. At The Holly Inn Mrs David Fleming hosted a bridge party among friends. The Dutch Room displayed hand painted valentines and heart shaped score cards as keepsakes. Prize winners included Miss Edith McLeod Mr Tl Baxter and Miss Alice Porter.
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Inn
Berkshire
Magnolia
David Fleming
Edith McLeod
Tl. F. Baxter
Alice Porter
Valentines Day Hearts Party At The Berkshire
A progressive hearts party at The Berkshire used homemade heart shaped valentines as score cards for prizes. Winners included Mrs. George Seyms, Mr. J. G. Nicholson, Mrs. Charles Sayles, Mr. I. W. Stillman, Mrs. W. G. Fowler, and Mr. A. N. Blake.
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Berkshire
George Seyms
J. G. Nicholson
Charles Sayles
I’. W. Stillman
W. G. Fowler
A. N. Blake
Magnolias euchre party honors hostesses and winners
At The Magnolia a progressive euchre evening hosted by Mrs. F. B. Pottle Mrs. H. F. Thayer Mrs. Chalmers Burn Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Oldring Miss Ida Mack and Mr. Clemens Titzek crowned prize winners. Refreshments followed and guests extended appreciation to the hostesses for the evening.
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Magnolia
F. B. Pottle
H. F. Thayer
Chalmers Burn
G. H. Oldring
Ida Mack
Clemens ‘Titzek
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