Novel Ring Exhibitions by Riding Master Mack Pupils
Riding Master Thomas W. Mack teaches a two hundred foot ring at The Carolina for pupil demonstrations. Riders range from beginners to seasoned horsemen and learn gaits, cavalry movements, and gymnastic trials including sabre exercises, tent pegging, jumps, and figure eights. Large groups of visitors enjoy day trips and meals in the countryside.
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T. W. Mack
Thomas W. Mack
Carolina
Mr. Mack
Tike Outlook
Mack
Visit From the Bishop to Lead Pinehurst Mission Service
On Sunday February 19 the Right Rev J B Cheshire Bishop of North Carolina will preach at Pinehurst Village hall at 445 pm or upon the trolley car’s arrival from Southern Pines The offering will support missions in his diocese.
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J. B. Cheshire
North Carolina
Pinehurst
Southern Pines
Friendly Bowling Matches at Holly Inn Draw Interest
ENN reports Holly Inn guests showing strong interest in bowling with several friendly team and individual matches. Rae Talcott Stockhouse and McFeely defeated Beck er Lockwood Gordon and Rosenfeld, with Rae's team totaling 1,475 pins, Beck er's 1,424, and Wright's team 1,817.
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Holly Inn
Messrs
Rae
Talcott
Stockhouse
McFeely
Messrs. Becker
Lockwood
Gordon
Rosenfeld
Wright
Byrnes
Godfrey
Ridabock
Mr. Rae
Mr. Becker
Mr. Wright
St Valentine Trophies Added to Principal Cups
E Rinehart of New York won the first men’s cup with 84 net after a 18 handicap. G Lee Knight of Philadelphia and Charles Hansel of New York tied for second with 86. Miss Ethel Cheek of East Orange won the women’s event with 111 net after a 16 handicap, with Mrs G N Converse of Boston second at 120. Other participants included Mrs M B Byrnes, New York. Parke Wright, Buffalo. St John Smith, Portland Maine. and H M Ridabock, Stamford Connecticut.
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KF. E. Rinehart
New York
G. Lee Knight
Philadelphia
Charles Hansel
Ethel Cheek
East Orange
N. J
G. N. Converse
Boston
M. B. Byrnes
Parke Wright
Buffalo
St. John Smith
Portland
H. M. Ridabock
Stamford
Gr. Hp
E. E. Rinehart
Conn
T. E. Jacobs
Cc. L. Becker
L. E. Wardwell
Camden
A. J. Wellington
Newton
Mass
Village Employees Elaborate Masquerade at Hall
The Village plans its annual masquerade for employees at the Village Hall on Friday evening March 3. Elaborate preparations promise merriment for participants and pleasure for spectators. Prizes are offered for the most elaborate, most ludicrous, and best representative costumes contributed by F. W. Kenyon and local hotel managers.
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F. W. Kenyon
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Muck
ENN
ST. Valentine Trophies
E. Rinehart
Miss Ethel Check
and Charles Haneel Tie
Uesday
Plana
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