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Pinehurst Outlook

Location

Pinehurst, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1910

Page

2

Hotel Royal Palm Fort Myers Florida Prospect Feature

Historic notice touts the Hotel Royal Palm on the Caloosahatchee twenty miles from the Gulf of Mexico. It highlights 150 rooms with private baths, a clubhouse pool, sulphur baths, music room, and parlor. Claims premier fishing, shooting, golf, boating, and palatial accommodations in south Florida.

Florida Beau. Ee Caloosahatchee Gulf of Mexico Otel Royal Palm

Mocking Bird Tuning Up In Village Hospitality Week

A spring mood fills the hotel circle with a week of gaiety and long visits. Notable seasonal arrivals include L. W. Welch of Burlington, J. Wilkinson of Syracuse, Edward Johnson and T. H. Dougherty of Philadelphia, and many guests from New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Passaic, Rochester, and Baltimore. The Carolina Cotillion Holly Inn events set the tone as midseason visitors plan stays through March and April.

L. W. Welch Burlington John Wilkinson Syracuse Edward 4. Johnson T. H. Dougherty Philadelphia Lucy Fay C. EB. Camp Fitchburg W. G. Eells Anton Winters Louis Reineke My. W.G. Bella R. Mangon Smith F. K. Murphy Baltimore N.N. Walton Walton W.S. Benson J. A. Swan Passaic N. J Harry N. Butterworth Wm. L. Clark William Abbott James Bryce Wnti N.J. Bernheim Alfred L. Peck New York

Renewal of last season musical causeries announced

The article notes the renewal of last season's musical causeries in a revised form with the program to be announced later. It also mentions the first morning bridge party for women likely next week and lists numerous visitors and residents arriving or staying through March, including E S McCurdy of Buffalo, John E Jones of Jackson Ohio, and many others from New York Philadelphia Chicago and beyond.

E. 8. McCurdy Buffalo John E. Jones Jackson Ohio

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THE Holly Inn A. J. Creamer Pinehurst N.C Harvard Pinehurst, N. C Bath F. C. Abbe Manacer Royal Palm Fort Myers Fila F. H. Abbott Mocking Bird Iisaearon Gayety A. M. Powell J. E. Mitchell Mise F. H. Mitchell Craig Mitchell St. Martin R. B. Leake H. W. Cadby Wm. P. Shaw Albany Alexander R. Torrance Morristown Mra. F Giger George A. Carnahan Rochester R. M. Owen Annie Fuller Dorothy Fuller Carolyn Fuller Band Toronto Daniel Simonds Paul Waterman Charles J. Wilson Brooklyn William F. Magraw J. Edward Ogden J. N. Wallace J. N. Wallace, Jr H. Chichester Mae Enemry Jersey City John H. Wilcox New Bedford Frederick P. Newton Mra. Sherwood Thomas M. Holden Boston George H. Crosby Chicago William I. Palmer Irving 8. A. Smith Teddy O'Hara Sidney O'Hara Henry K. McHarg Stamford McHarg Miss McHarg W. V. Swords H.j.e.thomas R.N. Jackson Ruth Jackson the Carolina George L. Lyon Clara Lyon George L. Lyon, Jr Miss Carr Durham J. J. Bright G. E. Bright Bright Hoover E. R. Keeler Wm. F. Reed, Jr Percy Legge John 8. Griffith Juliette Holmes Griffith Peter F. Hallahan George F. Tennant Master Tennant W. ©. Westcott George Hoffman Union City M. Goodwin T. Foye Edwin Sherman C. L. Bush East Orange W. R. Simons Frank 8. Jones Henry A. Kahn Indianapolis Chas. Vanderbilt Florence Vanderbilt Tarrytown E. H. Robeson P. A. Oliver Perry Robeson Henry II. McElwain Denver A. P. Husted V. Ireland Clementon John Robinson
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