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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1906

Page

4

Ends Paper Chase at Country Club Harboring Victory

Several hundred watched the second paper chase of the season from the Carolina veranda as C E B Speakman and Alfred Dustin led a neck and neck sprint to the finish. The hunt ended with the hares winning, followed by a reception at The Carolina where spectators swapped tales and planned future runs.

Carolina Mary C. Dutton Poultry Farm C. EB. Speakman Alfred Dustin Speakman Dustin

Insurance State Underwriters Association Meet

The Life Underwriters Association of North Carolina met in The Carolina yesterday with President H R Wilcox and Secretary P D Gold presenting annual reports. Charles W Scovel of Pittsburgh was guest of honor. Changes allow regular life insurance solicitors of Legal Reserve Companies to join. Officers elected: W H McCabe president, R McPherson vice president, P D Gold secretary treasurer. The banquet featured Scovel’s address on the new era for life insurance and industry duties. The party stayed through Monday with prize events and women’s and men’s contests.

Life Underwriters Association of North Carolina The Carolina H. R. Wilcox Secy. P State Mutual Life Worcester Mass R. ¥. McPherson New York Life P. D. Gold the Provident Savings Scovel National Association

Bridge Tour Ney and Whist Feature at Carolina Club

One of the week’s features at The Carolina was a bridge whist tournament proposed by Mrs. W. C. Lentz of Mauch Chunk Pa. The event showcased competitive play with two hands noted in coverage.

Carolina W. C. Lentz Mauch Chunk

Sketch of Big Satan and Zoo Crowds

A brief sketch describes Big Satan the African lion and the Zoo crowd activity. Satan, imported from Africa and purchased by Mr Benson in Ulm in 1902, was trained by multiple handlers including Bronco Maccacio and Capt Barrios, each injured during performances. After repeated incidents, Satan is now kept in the unmanageable class for exhibition only.

Zoo Methuselah Satan Africa Germany Benson Ulm America Bronco Maccacio Indianapolis Capt. Barrios Springfield Mass Providence

First Equestrian Gymkhana Planned for Tuesday

A full program of diverse events is set for the first equestrian gymkhana at The Carolina riding ring Tuesday at 3 15 pm. The afternoon features potato transfer, lance and ring, addition contest with partners, dummy carrying, scarf race, and pursuit race with scores kept for each event. Souvenirs will be awarded to winners.

Carolina Dickinson School Road

An Ideal Valentine in a Poem

The speaker praises an ideal Valentine with soft brown eyes and bashful gaze. Descriptive imagery paints cheeks, lips, hair, and grace, concluding with a wish that the beloved could be theirs.

Jacqueminot Valentine

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Hares Mouse State Underwriters Association Meet the Carolina F. H. Raymond Somerville John V. Craven West Chester Nore Mrs. Cross Mr. Angier Mrs. Harris H. G. Waite Esther A. Kuhuen M. Kuhuen Heloise Smith J.H. Broncon Mabel A.’ Craven A. T. Harris Cross W. O. Lentz W. J. Godfrey H. W. Brown F. J. Evans H. H. Harper B. R. Smith L. E. Wardwell la Fayette Lentz, Jr J. D. Foot Angier Bridge FF. Hi. Raymond John V Craven Big Satan Lance
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