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Newspaper
Pinehurst Outlook
Location
Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1905
Page
7
A nameless wanderer offers a valentine to Theodosia Garrison, praising her voice as sweet as myrrh and his heart as worshipful. The speaker laments modern shows of affection requiring ocular proof with flowers and jewels, recalling simpler times.
A large influx of visitors arrives for February and March with midseason events at hand. Outdoor sports and indoor social activities draw attention as a notable colony of guests finds enjoyment, while reservations remain in constant demand.
The Carolina page lists numerous visitors and long stays from families and individuals across New York Massachusetts New Jersey Connecticut and Philadelphia with extended visits planned through spring. Also noted are a bridge or card game detail and an item reprinted from last week's Outlook seeking solutions.
A sentimental clipped verse from a New York Tribune note describes a card with a pink line pleading for love beyond words. It speaks of enduring affection through clouds and sun, urging the beloved to declare feelings despite imperfect signs.
A fragmentary bridge hand shows North holding Ace and King with six spades and ten cards total. South has Knight and Four with Ace and Five in clubs and Six and Seven in spades. The partial notation suggests a defensive or bidding sequence without full context.
A midseason hotel social scene features semi weekly hops on Wednesdays and Saturdays. A large party of excursionists and numerous guests from Brooklyn Cincinnati Cleveland Philadelphia New York and Boston are listed. Notable names include A W Mars Samuel Hunt Mrs Seabury Ford Thomas Garland Frank Presbrey William Howland Theodore Presser E K Rinehart Mellon and J K McDowell among others, with extended visits and golf and shooting interests noted.
The Holly Inn continues to receive its share of daily arrivals and the house remains filled near capacity. Cards for older guests and dancing for younger patrons are much enjoyed.
A stream of visitors from Boston Newark and nearby cities arrives for extended or short sojourns. Families including Cameron Crane Brown Crapo Messick Sand Blum Ritchie and others travel from East Orange Boston Brookline Cambridge Hartford New London and Pawtucket to join golf and leisure plans through the season.
Informal social affairs boost Berkshire visitors as hotels near capacity. Notable guests include Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Thomas and children from Montclair NJ for the season, Mrs. Kathryne Dunne and Mrs. BE. Hanscom from Philadelphia for a few weeks, and Mr. W. E. C. Eustis with Mr. H. H. Eustis from Beeton who left after a short shooting outing.
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