Pinehurst Golf Week and Society Notes
Mrs Edward A Cruikshank New York will stay through spring. Philadelphia visitors Fred Buckins E B Davis Ray mond Bault D R Greenwood enjoyed golf and hunting. Boston partygoers Mrs C A Tufts and Master Nathan Tufts join a Washington hosted hearts party at the Berkshire. Women’s prizes were won by Mrs E DeW Adams and Mrs C B Crockett. men’s by Gen F H Harrington and Mr Paul Rehnberg. Several guests hunted prize items after play. Ottawa Canada visitors Mr and Mrs C W Scott stay extended. Mrs W B Thomson and Master Archie Elmira stay through March. Mrs Ray L Williams and Mrs F A Retgart visit from Philadelphia and Washington. Mr Howard S Jones New York on a short visit. E P Williams and W G Halkett Ridley Park enjoy golf. Miss R E Strong and Miss C R Strong of Pittsburgh come for a long stay. Mr and Mrs R E Dayton Miss Dayton Brooklyn plan to remain weeks. A Pinehurst youth letter extols village attractions with animals, golf, and a birthday party. February 5 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Cruikshank
New York
Fred Buckins
E. 8. Davis
Raymond Bault
D. R. Greenwood
Philadelphia
C. A. Tufts
Nathan Tufts
Boston
L. M. Keaneaster
Washington
Berkshire
E. Dew. Adams
C. B. Crockett
F. H. Harrington
Paul Rehnberg
Bessie Otis Hinckley
Nina Mackall
Theodore Stickney
C. W. Scott
Ottawa
Can
W. B. Thomson
Archie
Elmira
Ray L. Williams
F. A. Retgart
Howard
Strong
RB. Strong
Pittston
F. A. Miller
R. E. Dayton
Dayton
Brooklyn
N. Y
Louis M. Prindle
Geo
Needle threading and nail driving contest at The Harvard
A lively weekly event featured a needle threading and nail driving contest with prize winners Mrs. C. B. Thompson Mrs. H. W. Hughes Louis M. Prindle and C. S. Thompson. Numerous visitors arrive for extended or winter stays including families from Washington Malden Oshkosh Flint and Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
C. 8. Thompson
H. W. Hughes
Louis M. Prindle
Cc. 8. Thompson
Prinehurst Outlook Organizes Boys Golf Medal Play
The Prinehurst Outlook announces a medal play handicap tournament for village boys. A single committee led by Richard Tufts Russell Jones and Harry Carroll is arranging the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prinehurst Outlook
Richard Tufts
Russell Jones
Harry Carroll
Mrs Oldring Entertains at Plymouth Cottage
Mrs G H Oldring of Brooklyn entertained at The Plymouth cottage on Wednesday evening with prize winners Mr P D Honeyman and Miss Anne Hay. Guests include Mr and Mrs Charles H Price of Salem and Miss Helen Child of Amesbury at The Honeysuckle cottage. Mrs Anne Seekamy and Miss Emily Seekamy of Brooklyn are at The Lexington for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Oldring
Brooklyn
Plymouth Cottage
Hearts
P. D. Honeyman
Anne Hay
Charles H. Price
Salem
Helen Child
Amesbury
A. D. Sheppard
Anne Seekamy
Emily Seekamy
the Lexington
Spring fashions and features in the February Delineator
The February Delineator highlights Spring styles and readers’ interests including short stories by Zona Gale and Margaret Beauchamp, a Cairo travel sketch by Horace Wyndham, the continued club life tale The President of Quex, the Collector's Manual ending with Old Time Lights, a Girls serial Sunlight and Shadow, Alice Brown tales, Lina Beard games, and practical guidance for mothers with Dr. Murray on Exercise and Physical Culture plus housewifely tips on cooking gardening and home furnishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zona Gale
Margaret Beauchamp
Cairo
Horace Wyndham
Miss Winslow
Quex
Alice Brown
Lina Beard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pinehurst
Magnolia
H. 8. Owen
Miss Owen
McLean
New London
J. W. Quinhan
Howard Quinhan
Lonsdale
R. I
Andd. KE. Kellogg
Fitchburg
T. Colby Brown
Dover
Florence Fletcher
Winchester
Mass
Agnes E. Gilmore
Mary A. McDonnell
Cambridge
Pine Grove House
Mrs. Oldring
Mr. and
Mra. Sheppard
Lexington
THE
Holly Inn
W. C
A. S. Creamer
Pinehurst, N. C
F. H. Abbott
Guilford-Benbow Hotel
Greensboro
North CarOliNa
Guilford Courthouse
Tlefield
Bethlehem, N. H
N.C
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