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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1905

Page

4

Tin Whistles Smoky Evening at Golf Club

John Williams and a troupe of minstrel performers headlined the Tin Whistles smoker at the Golf Club House with songs dances and comments. Uncle Demus and W. B. Hervey performed with banjo and vocals as members enjoyed refreshments and a post event social hour. Drawings for Saturday Kickers Handicap were held and winners announced.

Golf Club House C. A. Lockwood G. Lee Knight John Williams John Darkeyland Demus Pharaoh

Termination of Bridge Whist Event Attracts Players

A large field competed in a Bridge Whist series with Mrs. J. Ot. Anderson of Pittsburgh winning the top prize with 1040 points and Dr. Montgomery A. Crockett of Buffalo finishing second with 960. Others at the final table included G. Lee Knight of Philadelphia and Lindsey Hall of Medford Massachusetts.

J. Ot. Anderson Pittsburg Mont-goWvry A. Crockett Buffalo G. Lee Knight Philadelphia Lindsey Hall Medford Mass Anderson Dr. Crockett

Disguise Party Planned at The Carolina Tonight

A masquerade event called LE DANCE IN DIE A will be held at The Carolina this evening. Attendees may wear any complete disguise, and numbers will be issued on entry. A prize awaits the guest who correctly guesses the most masqueraders’ identities. Dancing starts at 8 30 PM.

Carolina

Local Minstrels promise crowd drawing Village show

A rare treat is promised at the Village fall meeting the last of the month with a Minstrel Show organized by Village employees led by A. M. Swinnerton. A banner sign asks patrons to arrive early as there will be lively entertainment from curtain rise to close.

A. M. Swinnerton

Amherst leaders praise Pinehurst during two week visit

Mr. N. A. Rhodes, mayor of Amherst Nova Scotia and Curry & Co member, along with M D Pride, manager and president of the Amherst Boot and Shoe Company, conclude a two week stay at the Holly Inn and express satisfaction with Pinehurst impressions.

N. A. Rhodes Amherst Nova Scotia Curry & Co M.D. Pride Amherst Boot and Shoe Company Holly Inn Pinehurst

Baseball Grounds Preparation and March Practice Projections

The notes promise grounds rolling soon and systematic practice. A string of games is forecast for March and April. A humorous exchange about a Russian name change ends with a quip on court inquiry.

The Princess Anne Hotel Advertisement in Virginia Beach

Virginia Beach resort ad extols the Princess Anne Hotel near the ocean 300 feet away with mild winter climate from the gulf stream. It touts pine forests salt air and ozone, in-house dairy and farm, seafood, driving routes, a golf course and wildfowl shooting, urging readers to write for booklet from Groves president and manager.

Princess Anne Gulf Stream America Bookless Groves

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